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Akita Journal of Public Health

秋田県公衆衛生学雑誌

第１１巻・第１号平成２５年１２月

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経済のグローバル化は健康に影響を及ぼすか？〜国際的アグリビジネスとインド農民の自殺〜

本橋豊金子善博藤田幸司佐々木久長 1

総説

歯科口腔保健の推進に関する法律と歯科保健医療施策の動向について小椋正之 5

特集：地域の絆づくりの先進事例や実例を学ぶ－平成 23 年度秋田大学公開講座「総合自殺予防学インテンシブ・コース」より－

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本橋豊 13

コミュニティーモデルによる自殺予防

渡邉直樹 14

地域での世代間交流のつくりかた

藤原佳典 31

震災、ストレス、自殺

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－アンケートの定量的・定性的分析から－

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