… This program was the result of nine years of collaborative work between institutions, and
people from Chile and Chad are truly committed to this alliance. Those years of collaboration …

… Nonetheless, there is an organ shortage due to lack of organ donation. Chile’s low organ
donation rate of 7.8 donors per million population is due to high familial refusal to donation, …

… used in Chile … characteristics of the health care provider that may influence their comfort to
perform the ORT test would help assure its successful implementation in a real setting in Chile. …

… examples of the values attributed to natural history in other places, before providing contextual
information on nineteenth-century Chile. Next, I address the values of naturalists and the …

… We applied quartile cutoffs for the Chilean adolescent population (comprising students of
high-, middle-, and low-SES) to classify the nutritional quality of the overall diet of participants …

… University graciously agreed to serve as an outside reader, and I benefited immensely from
his vast knowledge of Chilean … His long-standing ties to Chile are an inspiration that I can …

… in its public universities, is much more unequal than Chile, where … Chile, a comprehensive
student aid system helps overcome the financial barriers faced by low-income students…

… We express our grateful thanks to the participants, their families and schools for their ongoing
commitment and to the Ministry of Education (Chile) for providing part of the data used in …

… 428 African American university students to evaluate students’ health knowledge found that
75… of health knowledge and female students displayed higher levels of knowledge than did …

… rates at which people donate conventional blood units to not-for-… -developed countries rates
of blood donation were similar to … different culturally determined attitudes to blood donation, …