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1. G8 Summit 2009: what approach will Italy take to health? (Publications)

   G8 Summit 2009: what approach will Italy take to health?

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2. The outpatient cost of diabetes care in Italian diabetes centers (Publications)

   The outpatient cost of diabetes care in Italian diabetes centers

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   OBJECTIVE: To provide resource utilization patterns and cost estimates of outpatient care for types I and II diabetes mellitus in Italy, based on retrospectively collected data. DESIGN: Multicenter, r

3. Il sistema sanitario americano: l'implosione dietro l'angolo (Publications)

   Il sistema sanitario americano: l'implosione dietro l'angolo

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4. L'aiuto pubblico allo sviluppo e la cooperazione sanitaria (Publications)

   L'aiuto pubblico allo sviluppo e la cooperazione sanitaria

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5. L'allocazione delle risorse alle Aziende Sanitarie Locali: il caso della regione Toscana (Publications)

   L'allocazione delle risorse alle Aziende Sanitarie Locali: il caso della regione Toscana

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6. Effects of decentralization and recentralization on economic dimensions of health systems (Publications)

   Effects of decentralization and recentralization on economic dimensions of health systems

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7. Ernährungsgewohnheiten und Risikofaktoren bei Betriebsarbeitern (Publications)

   Ernährungsgewohnheiten und Risikofaktoren bei Betriebsarbeitern

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8. Ernährungserziehung im Kindergarten: eine gesundheitserzieherische Intervention und ihre Evaluation (Publications)

   Ernährungserziehung im Kindergarten: eine gesundheitserzieherische Intervention und ihre Evaluation

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9. Was kann die Soziologie zu einer wirksamen Gesundheitsversorgung beitragen? (Publications)

   Was kann die Soziologie zu einer wirksamen Gesundheitsversorgung beitragen?

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10. Die Entwicklung lange gestillter Kinder (Publications)

    Die Entwicklung lange gestillter Kinder

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    In the Basle Kindergarten study children who were breast-fed for more than 18 weeks were compared in their development with children who had never received breast milk. The children were grouped accor