List of MeSH codes (M01)

The following is a list of "M" codes for Medical Subject Headings (MeSH), as defined by the United States National Library of Medicine (NLM).

This list continues the information at List of MeSH codes (L01). Codes following these are found at List of MeSH codes (N01). For other MeSH codes, see List of MeSH codes.

The source for this content is the set of 2006 MeSH Trees from the NLM.

MeSH M01 – persons

MeSH M01.050 – abortion applicants

MeSH M01.055 – adult children

MeSH M01.060 – age groups

MeSH M01.085 – caregivers

MeSH M01.093 – child of impaired parents

MeSH M01.097 – abandoned child

MeSH M01.102 – exceptional child

MeSH M01.111 – unwanted child

MeSH M01.120 – consultants

MeSH M01.135 – crime victims

MeSH M01.150 – disabled persons

MeSH M01.228 – famous persons

MeSH M01.252 – friends

MeSH M01.276 – homebound persons

MeSH M01.325 – homeless persons

MeSH M01.352 – jehovah's witnesses

MeSH M01.385 – medically uninsured

MeSH M01.390 – men

MeSH M01.395 – mentors

MeSH M01.416 – minors

MeSH M01.438 – multiple birth offspring

MeSH M01.526 – occupational groups

MeSH M01.620 – parents

MeSH M01.643 – patients

MeSH M01.686 – population groups

MeSH M01.729 – prisoners

MeSH M01.755 – refugees

MeSH M01.770 – research personnel

MeSH M01.774 – research subjects

MeSH M01.778 – sexual partners

MeSH M01.781 – siblings

MeSH M01.785 – single person

MeSH M01.816 – spouses

MeSH M01.848 – students

MeSH M01.860 – survivors

MeSH M01.873 – terminally ill

MeSH M01.898 – tissue donors

MeSH M01.920 – transients and migrants

MeSH M01.930 – veterans

MeSH M01.935 – visitors to patients

MeSH M01.955 – voluntary workers

MeSH M01.965 – vulnerable populations

MeSH M01.975 – women

The list continues at List of MeSH codes (N01).

gollark: Which I don't know about, but it's clearer!
gollark: It would probably be better expressed as "people are *naturally* not very good at being rational, regardless of what society does/has done".
gollark: Somewhat, which is why I did not say it unqualified as I might have.
gollark: Quality on that is apparently variable however.
gollark: The "international baccalaureate", an alternative post-16 curriculum some UK schools use, actually *does* include "theory of knowledge".
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