F J W Miller
Biographic Data
| ID | 271611 |
|---|---|
| NAME | F J W Miller |
| GIVEN NAMES | F J W |
| FAMILY NAME | Miller |
| SIGNATURE | MILLER F J W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Newcastle University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1956 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1976 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The School Years in Newcastle upon Tyne
Perinatal research
The epidemiological approach to the family as a unit in health statistics and the measurement of community health
Growth from birth to adult life of 442 Newcastle upon Tyne children
There have been few longitudinal studies of human growth from birth to adult life, and those that have been reported have been on samples that may have been highly selected. The 'Thousand Families in Newcastle upon Tyne' study was originally based on all of the 1,142 babies born in the city during May and June 1947 (Spence, Walton, Miller, and Court, 1954; Miller, Court, Walton, and Knox
Growing Up in Newcastle upon Tyne
There can be few individuals concerned with the health and welfare of children who to-day are unaware of the Tyneside Thousand Family Survey, as the investigation has come to be known The primary purpose of this clinical and epidemi- ological study, started in 1947 and still continuing, was to reveal the pattern and extent of disease in Newcastle children, particularly the origins and associations of ill-health and abnormality in the young.Hither…
Growing up in Newcastle upon Tyne
There can be few individuals concerned with the health and welfare of children who to-day are unaware of the Tyneside Thousand Family Survey, as the investigation has come to be known The primary purpose of this clinical and epidemi- ological study, started in 1947 and still continuing, was to reveal the pattern and extent of disease in Newcastle children, particularly the origins and associations of ill-health and abnormality in the young.Hither…
Growing Up in Newcastle-upon-Tyne
There can be few individuals concerned with the health and welfare of children who to-day are unaware of the Tyneside Thousand Family Survey, as the investigation has come to be known The primary purpose of this clinical and epidemi- ological study, started in 1947 and still continuing, was to reveal the pattern and extent of disease in Newcastle children, particularly the origins and associations of ill-health and abnormality in the young.Hither…
Children Under Five
A Thousand Families in Newcastle-upon-Tyne
The epidemiological approach to the family as a unit in health statistics and the measurement of community health
Growth from birth to adult life of 442 Newcastle upon Tyne children
There have been few longitudinal studies of human growth from birth to adult life, and those that have been reported have been on samples that may have been highly selected. The 'Thousand Families in Newcastle upon Tyne' study was originally based on all of the 1,142 babies born in the city during May and June 1947 (Spence, Walton, Miller, and Court, 1954; Miller, Court, Walton, and Knox
A Thousand Families in Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Children Under Five
Growing up in Newcastle upon Tyne
There can be few individuals concerned with the health and welfare of children who to-day are unaware of the Tyneside Thousand Family Survey, as the investigation has come to be known The primary purpose of this clinical and epidemi- ological study, started in 1947 and still continuing, was to reveal the pattern and extent of disease in Newcastle children, particularly the origins and associations of ill-health and abnormality in the young.Hither…
Growing Up in Newcastle-upon-Tyne
There can be few individuals concerned with the health and welfare of children who to-day are unaware of the Tyneside Thousand Family Survey, as the investigation has come to be known The primary purpose of this clinical and epidemi- ological study, started in 1947 and still continuing, was to reveal the pattern and extent of disease in Newcastle children, particularly the origins and associations of ill-health and abnormality in the young.Hither…
Growing Up in Newcastle upon Tyne
There can be few individuals concerned with the health and welfare of children who to-day are unaware of the Tyneside Thousand Family Survey, as the investigation has come to be known The primary purpose of this clinical and epidemi- ological study, started in 1947 and still continuing, was to reveal the pattern and extent of disease in Newcastle children, particularly the origins and associations of ill-health and abnormality in the young.Hither…
Growth from birth to adult life of 442 Newcastle upon Tyne children
There have been few longitudinal studies of human growth from birth to adult life, and those that have been reported have been on samples that may have been highly selected. The 'Thousand Families in Newcastle upon Tyne' study was originally based on all of the 1,142 babies born in the city during May and June 1947 (Spence, Walton, Miller, and Court, 1954; Miller, Court, Walton, and Knox
The epidemiological approach to the family as a unit in health statistics and the measurement of community health
Perinatal research
The School Years in Newcastle upon Tyne
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