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11. OPIUM AND THE KAREN: A STUDY OF INDEBTEDNESS IN NORTHERN THAILAND.

Author(s):: Cohen, Paul T.
Format:: Journal article
Citation:: Journal Of Southeast Asian Studies, Volume 15, Issue 1 (1984-02). pp. 150-165.

12. Southeast Asian Refugees of Rhode Island: Cross-Cultural Issues in Medical Care: Concerns about Blood Drawing, Medications, Surgery, and Autopsies are Discussed.

Author(s):: Finck, John
Format:: Journal article
Citation:: Rhode Island Medical Journal, Volume 67, (1984). pp. 319–321.

13. Southeast Asian refugees of Rhode Island: a preliminary analysis of birth records

Author(s):: Hollinshead Wh and Migotsky Jm
Format:: Journal article
Citation:: Rhode Island Medical Journal, Volume 67, Issue 8 (1984-08). pp. 357-359.

14. Southeast Asian refugees of Rhode Island: reproductive beliefs and practices among the Hmong.

Author(s):: Nyce, J.M. and Hollinshead, W.H.
Format:: Journal article
Citation:: Rhode Island Medical Journal, Volume 67, Issue 8 (1984). pp. 361-366.

15. Southeast Asian refugees of Rhode Island: the Hmong perception of illness.

Author(s):: Thao, X.
Format:: Journal article
Citation:: Rhode Island Medical Journal, Volume 67, Issue 7 (1984). pp. 323-330.

16. Splenomegaly in Hmong refugees

Author(s):: Paulson, R.R., Duvall, K.L., Godes, J.R., and Holtan, N.R.
Format:: Journal article
Citation:: Archives Of Internal Medicine, Volume 144, Issue 2 (1984). pp. 257-260.

17. Symptom change over time among Hmong refugees: Psychiatric patients versus nonpatients

Author(s):: Westermeyer, Joseph, Tou, Fu Vang, and Neider, John
Format:: Journal article
Citation:: Psychopathology, Volume 17, Issue 4 (1984). pp. 168-177.

18. Urban lead levels in Minneapolis: The case of the Hmong children

Author(s):: Mielke, H.W., Blake, B., Burroughs, S., and Hassinger, N.
Format:: Journal article
Citation:: Environmental Research, Volume 34, Issue 1 (1984). pp. 64-76.

19. [High prevalence of antiHTLV-1 antibodies in the Boni, an ethnic group of African origin isolated in French Guiana since the 18th century]

Author(s):: Gessain, A., Calender, A., Strobel, M., Lefait-robin, R., and De Thé, G.
Format:: Journal article
Citation:: Comptes Rendus De L'academie Des Sciences. Serie Iii, Sciences De La Vie, Volume 299, Issue 9 (1984). pp. 351-353.