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Journal Article
Risks to Students' Lives: Setting Priorities
2002
Overview
Much of college health services work is related to long term health promotion. But there are also immediate risks to students' lives, such as death from alcohol-associated illnesses, accidents and injuries; other accidents and unintentional injuries; suicide; and, rarely, of infectious diseases - notably meningococcal meningitis. Discusses the need for greater funding for preventive care to reduce such deaths, and introduces articles in this issue which look at some of these risks.
Publisher
Taylor & Francis Group,Taylor & Francis Inc
Subject
/ Alcohol
/ Campuses
/ Death
/ Drinking
/ Female
/ Health
/ Health Education - organization & administration
/ Health Priorities - organization & administration
/ Humans
/ Injuries
/ Male
/ Primary Prevention - organization & administration
/ Risks
/ Smoking
/ Student Health Services - standards
/ Student Health Services - trends
/ Students
/ Suicide
/ USA
