Roberta G Ferrence
Biographic Data
| ID | 4229404 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Roberta G Ferrence |
| GIVEN NAMES | Roberta G |
| FAMILY NAME | Ferrence |
| SIGNATURE | FERRENCE R G |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 17 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1976 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
How Canadian Legislators View Health Promotion
A social and political profile of Canadian legislators, 1996
This research note provides an overview and an update on the social and political backgrounds of all elected Canadian legislators at the federal and provincial/territorial levels of government in 1996. For provincial/territorial legislators data are presented by electoral jurisdiction, and for all legislators by level of government and political party. Relatively few differences in social characteristics were found between the two levels although…
Youth Smoking in Ontario 1981–1997
Tobacco Industry Campaign Contributions in Ontario, 1990–95
Report of the Tobacco Policy Research Study Group on Tobacco Pricing and Taxation in the United States
It is widely recognised that tobacco taxes are a potent device to decrease tobacco consump tion. In the United States, however, tobacco taxes have fallen, after adjustment for inflation, since the first Surgeon General's report was issued in 1964 in which the US government acknowledged the link between tobacco and disease. The proportion of pack price accoun ted for by tax has decreased by nearly half since 1964. Indeed, there have been only two …
Sex and Age Patterns in Self-Injury
Age and sex differences in rates of self-injury are prominent and relatively unexplained. A prospective study of self-injury patients resident in London, Canada was carried out between 1969 and 1971. It wasfound that rates of self-injury are higherforfemales andforyoung persons, compared with suicide rates which are higherfor males and for older persons. Other factors related to rates of self-injury are also examined, but the basic age and sex pa…
A social and political profile of Canadian legislators, 1996
This research note provides an overview and an update on the social and political backgrounds of all elected Canadian legislators at the federal and provincial/territorial levels of government in 1996. For provincial/territorial legislators data are presented by electoral jurisdiction, and for all legislators by level of government and political party. Relatively few differences in social characteristics were found between the two levels although…
Youth Smoking in Ontario 1981–1997
Tobacco Industry Campaign Contributions in Ontario, 1990–95
How Canadian Legislators View Health Promotion
Sex and Age Patterns in Self-Injury
Age and sex differences in rates of self-injury are prominent and relatively unexplained. A prospective study of self-injury patients resident in London, Canada was carried out between 1969 and 1971. It wasfound that rates of self-injury are higherforfemales andforyoung persons, compared with suicide rates which are higherfor males and for older persons. Other factors related to rates of self-injury are also examined, but the basic age and sex pa…
Sex and Age Patterns in Self-Injury
Age and sex differences in rates of self-injury are prominent and relatively unexplained. A prospective study of self-injury patients resident in London, Canada was carried out between 1969 and 1971. It wasfound that rates of self-injury are higherforfemales andforyoung persons, compared with suicide rates which are higherfor males and for older persons. Other factors related to rates of self-injury are also examined, but the basic age and sex pa…
Report of the Tobacco Policy Research Study Group on Tobacco Pricing and Taxation in the United States
It is widely recognised that tobacco taxes are a potent device to decrease tobacco consump tion. In the United States, however, tobacco taxes have fallen, after adjustment for inflation, since the first Surgeon General's report was issued in 1964 in which the US government acknowledged the link between tobacco and disease. The proportion of pack price accoun ted for by tax has decreased by nearly half since 1964. Indeed, there have been only two …
Tobacco Industry Campaign Contributions in Ontario, 1990–95
Youth Smoking in Ontario 1981–1997
A social and political profile of Canadian legislators, 1996
This research note provides an overview and an update on the social and political backgrounds of all elected Canadian legislators at the federal and provincial/territorial levels of government in 1996. For provincial/territorial legislators data are presented by electoral jurisdiction, and for all legislators by level of government and political party. Relatively few differences in social characteristics were found between the two levels although…
How Canadian Legislators View Health Promotion
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