Melinda S Meade
Biographic Data
| ID | 733088 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Melinda S Meade |
| GIVEN NAMES | Melinda S |
| FAMILY NAME | Meade |
| SIGNATURE | MEADE M S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 37 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1976 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The Geography of Life and Death
Key Words: cultural ecologydisease ecologyhealth and medical geographyspatial analysiswellness promotion. Notes 1. The history, development dualisms, and arguments of HMG are variously but thoroughly covered in each of the final four books reviewed in this essay. A short European view is presented in the opening chapters of Akhtar and Izhar's (2010) festschrift for the Belgian medical geographer Yola Verhasselt; histories of European national dev…
Evidence of Diffusion From a Targeted Hiv/Aids Intervention in the Dominican Republic
The diffusion potential of a targeted HIV/AIDS intervention that enlisted peer educators to disseminate ‘safer sex’ messages and condoms among female commercial sex workers and their clients was evaluated in the Dominican Republic. Levels of interurban interaction potential were ascertained that linked the targeted city of La Romana with the proximate cities of San Pedro de Macoris and Guaymate. Weekly service statistics generated over an 8-month…
Medical Geography
Medical Geography
This land, this South
Potential years of life lost in countries of Southeast Asia
Cardiovascular mortality in the southeastern United States
A World Geography of Human Diseases
Community health and changing hazards in a voluntary agricultural resettlement
Community health and changing hazards in a voluntary agricultural resettlement
Medical Geography as Human Ecology
NO NE of the greatest hazards resulting from mismanagement of the environment and from ecological arrogance is an increase in human illness. Such diverse deteriorations of health as the rise of cancer in the American population, the spread of schistosomiasis in Africa with the extension of irrigated agriculture, the carnage being wrought by the automobile around the world, and, most poignantly, the existing magnitude of malnutrition and its conse…
Land Development and Human Health in West Malaysia∗
Programs of land development may adversely affect health when human ecology is not adequately included in economic planning. Studying the interaction of a population with the hazards of particular environments offers a way to assess the potential for disease and to identify critical groups and conditions for further research or preventive interference. Health conditions on the land schemes of the Federal Land Development Authority in Malaysia gen…
Medical Geography as Human Ecology
NO NE of the greatest hazards resulting from mismanagement of the environment and from ecological arrogance is an increase in human illness. Such diverse deteriorations of health as the rise of cancer in the American population, the spread of schistosomiasis in Africa with the extension of irrigated agriculture, the carnage being wrought by the automobile around the world, and, most poignantly, the existing magnitude of malnutrition and its conse…
Land Development and Human Health in West Malaysia∗
Programs of land development may adversely affect health when human ecology is not adequately included in economic planning. Studying the interaction of a population with the hazards of particular environments offers a way to assess the potential for disease and to identify critical groups and conditions for further research or preventive interference. Health conditions on the land schemes of the Federal Land Development Authority in Malaysia gen…
Community health and changing hazards in a voluntary agricultural resettlement
The Geography of Life and Death
Key Words: cultural ecologydisease ecologyhealth and medical geographyspatial analysiswellness promotion. Notes 1. The history, development dualisms, and arguments of HMG are variously but thoroughly covered in each of the final four books reviewed in this essay. A short European view is presented in the opening chapters of Akhtar and Izhar's (2010) festschrift for the Belgian medical geographer Yola Verhasselt; histories of European national dev…
This land, this South
Land Development and Human Health in West Malaysia∗
Programs of land development may adversely affect health when human ecology is not adequately included in economic planning. Studying the interaction of a population with the hazards of particular environments offers a way to assess the potential for disease and to identify critical groups and conditions for further research or preventive interference. Health conditions on the land schemes of the Federal Land Development Authority in Malaysia gen…
Medical Geography as Human Ecology
NO NE of the greatest hazards resulting from mismanagement of the environment and from ecological arrogance is an increase in human illness. Such diverse deteriorations of health as the rise of cancer in the American population, the spread of schistosomiasis in Africa with the extension of irrigated agriculture, the carnage being wrought by the automobile around the world, and, most poignantly, the existing magnitude of malnutrition and its conse…
Community health and changing hazards in a voluntary agricultural resettlement
Community health and changing hazards in a voluntary agricultural resettlement
Cardiovascular mortality in the southeastern United States
A World Geography of Human Diseases
Potential years of life lost in countries of Southeast Asia
This land, this South
Medical Geography
Medical Geography
Evidence of Diffusion From a Targeted Hiv/Aids Intervention in the Dominican Republic
The diffusion potential of a targeted HIV/AIDS intervention that enlisted peer educators to disseminate ‘safer sex’ messages and condoms among female commercial sex workers and their clients was evaluated in the Dominican Republic. Levels of interurban interaction potential were ascertained that linked the targeted city of La Romana with the proximate cities of San Pedro de Macoris and Guaymate. Weekly service statistics generated over an 8-month…
The Geography of Life and Death
Key Words: cultural ecologydisease ecologyhealth and medical geographyspatial analysiswellness promotion. Notes 1. The history, development dualisms, and arguments of HMG are variously but thoroughly covered in each of the final four books reviewed in this essay. A short European view is presented in the opening chapters of Akhtar and Izhar's (2010) festschrift for the Belgian medical geographer Yola Verhasselt; histories of European national dev…
Geography (12 works) · Medicine (6 works) · Population (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Ecology (5 works) · Environmental health (5 works) · Biology (4 works) · Demography (4 works) · Economic geography (4 works) · Ecology (3 works)