FROM SICKLY SURVIVAL TO THE REALISATION OF POTENTIAL: CHILD HEALTH AS A SOCIAL PROJECT IN TWENTIETH CENTURY ENGLAND
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BAISTOW, K., FROM SICKLY SURVIVAL TO THE REALISATION OF POTENTIAL: CHILD HEALTH AS A SOCIAL PROJECT IN TWENTIETH CENTURY ENGLAND. CHILDREN AND SOCIETY, Vol. 9, no. 1 (1995), p. 20-35.
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Bienestar social, Enfermedad, Evolución, Infancia, Mortalidad infantil, Política sanitaria, Salud mental, Salud pública, Reino Unido
Bienestar social, Enfermedad, Evolución, Infancia, Mortalidad infantil, Política sanitaria, Salud mental, Salud pública, Reino Unido
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