Special articleChronic illness and its consequences:Observations based on three epidemiologic surveys†
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Supported in part by funds from Children's Bureau Grant No. H-148 and by Public Health Service Grants HS-47255-01 and CH-00433-02.
Paper presented to the maternal and ChildHealth Section, American Public, Health Association Annual Meeting, Houston, Texas, October, 1970.
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Milbank Faculty Fellow, 1968 to 1973.