Vasilios G Valaoras
Biographic Data
| ID | 3879925 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Vasilios G Valaoras |
| GIVEN NAMES | Vasilios G |
| FAMILY NAME | Valaoras |
| SIGNATURE | VALAORAS V G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Vasilios G. Valaoras, M.D., D.P.H., New York City, is the Senior Public Health Specialist and Demographer of the Department of Trusteeship of the United Nations |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1950 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1977 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Greeks in Australia
Corporal development and other characteristics of school children and university students in Greece
Greece
Health and Healing in Rural Greece
Control of family size in Greece
The crude birth rate in Greece has fallen substantially, from its pre-war level, and the net reproduction rate is now below unity. An extensive field study undertaken by the University Office of Demographic Research, during I962 and I963, revealed that the low fertility rates in Greece stem from a strong desire of married couples, both in urban and rural areas, to keep the size of their family to a manageable level of about two to three children …
Young and Aged Populations
The peoples of the Western Hemisphere are in a young stage of demographic evolution. Except for the populations of the United States and Canada, those of Latin America have still a large proportion (about 40 per cent) of children and very few (less than 5 per cent) old persons. They will enter the stage of population "aging" sometime in the near or distant future, depend ing on how soon the fertility rate will follow the now declining death rate.…
Refined rates for infant and childhood mortality
It is well known that calculations of infant mortality based upon the births of a particular calendar year are liable to give misleading results, especially when the birth rate is changing rapidly. In this paper the author discusses some methods by which this difficulty may be overcome and illustrates the differences in infant mortality which one finds when using refined rates by means of Scandinavian data
Young and Aged Populations
The peoples of the Western Hemisphere are in a young stage of demographic evolution. Except for the populations of the United States and Canada, those of Latin America have still a large proportion (about 40 per cent) of children and very few (less than 5 per cent) old persons. They will enter the stage of population "aging" sometime in the near or distant future, depend ing on how soon the fertility rate will follow the now declining death rate.…
Refined rates for infant and childhood mortality
It is well known that calculations of infant mortality based upon the births of a particular calendar year are liable to give misleading results, especially when the birth rate is changing rapidly. In this paper the author discusses some methods by which this difficulty may be overcome and illustrates the differences in infant mortality which one finds when using refined rates by means of Scandinavian data
Refined rates for infant and childhood mortality
It is well known that calculations of infant mortality based upon the births of a particular calendar year are liable to give misleading results, especially when the birth rate is changing rapidly. In this paper the author discusses some methods by which this difficulty may be overcome and illustrates the differences in infant mortality which one finds when using refined rates by means of Scandinavian data
Young and Aged Populations
The peoples of the Western Hemisphere are in a young stage of demographic evolution. Except for the populations of the United States and Canada, those of Latin America have still a large proportion (about 40 per cent) of children and very few (less than 5 per cent) old persons. They will enter the stage of population "aging" sometime in the near or distant future, depend ing on how soon the fertility rate will follow the now declining death rate.…
Control of family size in Greece
The crude birth rate in Greece has fallen substantially, from its pre-war level, and the net reproduction rate is now below unity. An extensive field study undertaken by the University Office of Demographic Research, during I962 and I963, revealed that the low fertility rates in Greece stem from a strong desire of married couples, both in urban and rural areas, to keep the size of their family to a manageable level of about two to three children …
Health and Healing in Rural Greece
Greece
Corporal development and other characteristics of school children and university students in Greece
Greeks in Australia
Medicine (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Demography (3 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Population (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Birth rate (2 works) · Family planning (2 works)