FEDERATIVE TRENDS IN ROYAL YUGOSLAVIA

HIV-1 subtypes in Yugoslavia.

To gain insight concerning the genetic diversity of HIV-1 viruses associated with the HIV-1 epidemic in Yugoslavia, 45 specimens from HIV-1-infected individuals were classified into subtypes by sequence-based phylogenetic analysis of the polymerase (pol) region of the viral genome. Forty-one of 45 specimens (91.2%) were identified as pol subtype B, 2 of 45 as subtype C (4.4%), 1 of 45 as CRF01_...

POVERTY AND WELFARE TRENDS OVER THE 1990's IN FR YUGOSLAVIA

A Model for a Federative Trader

The advances in the communication technology with high transmission rates, improved security and low error rates, the future (and present) needs of the users for integration of automation islands, cooperative work (CSCW) and architectures for open distributed services and the progress in the standardization (RM-ODP) made an environment for open distributed processing not only possible, but also...

Epidemiological survey of trichinellosis in Yugoslavia.

In a long term epidemiological survey that included different hosts for Trichinella spiralis among wild and domestic animals, the parasitological and serological screening revealed a high number of positive animals. The incidence of T. spiralis in grazing pigs was high, 21.76% (170 examined) but most of positive animals were lightly infected (0.016-0.02 l/g). While out of 2,394 pigs raised in s...

The WHO in the former Yugoslavia

In July 1992, In former Yugoslavia the World Health Organization (WHO) launched a humanitarian assistance programme. The programme was aimed at maintaining public health in the war-affected areas with 4 million refugees and displaced persons, over 200,000 dead, at least twice as many wounded, over 60,000 patients in need of rehabilitation and at least 1 million persons with deep psychological s...