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2018, volume 108, articles 4
- Older adults’ social relationships and health care utilization: A systematic review pp. e1-e10

- N.K. Valtorta, D.C. Moore, L. Barron, D. Stow and B. Hanratty
- Investigating cumulative marijuana use and risk of cardiovascular disease in middle age with longitudinal data pp. e11-e12

- X. Chen, D.-G. Chen and B. Yu
- Building a healthier nation together: Reasonable compromises, yes, but appeasement, no pp. 421

- G.C. Benjamin
- The public health dialogue pp. 426-427

- A. Morabia
- Probing beyond individual factors to understand influenza and pneumococcal vaccine uptake pp. 427-429

- S.C. Quinn
- More research needed to increase policies for HPV vaccine uptake pp. 430-431

- L. Barraza and D. Campos-Outcalt
- “Complete streets” policies and eliminating pedestrian fatalities pp. 431-433

- R.J. Schneider
- Culturally competent, integrated behavioral health service delivery to homeless children pp. 434-435

- S. Lynch
- Effect of providing contraception free of charge pp. 435-436

- J. Trussell
- Immigration versus immigrant: The cycle of anti-immigrant policies pp. 436-437

- S.P. Wallace and M.E. De Trinidad Young
- The incredibly credible prevalence of child protective services contact in new zealand and the United States pp. 438-439

- C. Wildeman
- Why it is important to promote clinical independence among health professionals working in prisons, jails, and other detention settings pp. 440-441

- M.K. Wynia
- Environmental justice: Progress derailed pp. 441-443

- D. Houston
- Professional development and research to improve school practices and LGBTQ health in US schools pp. 443-444

- R.W.S. Coulter and E. Miller
- The invisible forces that create the health of populations: A public health of consequence, April 2018 pp. 445-446

- S. Galea and R.D. Vaughan
- HIV stigma among black women in the United States: Intersectionality, support, resilience pp. 446-448

- D. Rao, M.P. Andrasik and L. Lipira
- Public health advocacy in the tumultuous times of the trump administration pp. 449-450

- D.N. Sundwall
- Woolhandler and himmelstein respond pp. 451

- S. Woolhandler and D.U. Himmelstein
- Single-payer plan for New York could lead the country pp. 452-453

- R.N. Gottfried
- Moffit responds pp. 453-454

- B. Moffit
- The EPA: Time to re-invent environmental protection pp. 454-456

- K. Olden
- Zimmer responds pp. 456-457

- D. Zimmer
- Uprooting institutionalized racism as public health practice pp. 457-458

- M.T. Bassett and J.D. Graves
- Kirkham responds pp. 458-459

- P.A. Kirkham
- Mechanisms by which anti-immigrant stigma exacerbates racial/ethnic health disparities pp. 460-463

- B.N. Morey
- The inverse equity hypothesis: Analyses of institutional deliveries in 286 national surveys pp. 464-471

- C.G. Victora, G. Joseph, I.C.M. Silva, F.S. Maia, J.P. Vaughan, F.C. Barros and A.J.D. Barros
- Prison health care governance: Guaranteeing clinical independence pp. 472-476

- J. Pont, S. Enggist, H. Stöver, B. Williams, R. Greifinger and H. Wolff
- Integrating structural determinants into MPH training of health promotion professionals pp. 477-479

- K.A. Komro, D.L. Lang, E.R. Walker and P.D. Harper
- Disparities in distribution of particulate matter emission sources by race and poverty status pp. 480-485

- I. Mikati, A.F. Benson, T.J. Luben, J.D. Sacks and J. Richmond-Bryant
- State law approaches to facility regulation of abortion and other office interventions pp. 486-492

- B.S. Jones, S. Daniel and L.K. Cloud
- A qualitative comparative analysis of combined state health policies related to human papillomavirus vaccine uptake in the United States pp. 493-499

- M.C. Roberts, T. Murphy, J.L. Moss, C.W. Wheldon and W. Psek
- Quantifying the epidemic of prescription opioid overdose deaths pp. 500-502

- P. Seth, R.A. Rudd, R.K. Noonan and T.M. Haegerich
- Adaptive behavior of sheltered homeless children in the French ENFAMS survey pp. 503-510

- S. Darbeda, B. Falissard, M. Orri, C. Barry, M. Melchior, P. Chauvin and S. Vandentorren
- Cumulative prevalence of maltreatment among New Zealand children, 1998–2015 pp. 511-513

- Bénédicte Rouland and R. Vaithianathan
- Zika-associated microcephaly epidemic and birth rate reduction in Brazilian cities pp. 514-516

- F.A. Diaz-Quijano, D.M. Pelissari and A.D.P.C. Filho
- Local-level adult influenza and pneumococcal vaccination disparities: Chicago, Illinois, 2015–2016 pp. 517-523

- M.M. Hughes, N.S. Saiyed and T.S. Chen
- Law accommodating nonmotorized road users and pedestrian fatalities in Florida, 1975 to 2013 pp. 525-531

- J.M. Porter, S.L. PhD, S.J. Bryan, K. Arseniadis, L.P. Caldwell, P.S. Corso, J.M. Lee and M. Davis
- Storage practices of US gun owners in 2016 pp. 532-537

- C.K. Crifasi, M.L. Doucette, E.E. McGinty, D.W. Webster and C.L. Barry
- Long-acting reversible contraception free of charge, method initiation, and abortion rates in Finland pp. 538-543

- F. Gyllenberg, John Juselius, M. Gissler and O. Heikinheimo
- Racial/ethnic variation in the impact of the affordable care act on insurance coverage and access among young adults pp. 544-549

- A. VanGarde, J. Yoon, J. Luck and C.A. Mendez-Luck
- Contraceptive method use during the community-wide HER salt lake contraceptive initiative pp. 550-556

- J.N. Sanders, K. Myers, L.M. Gawron, R.G. Simmons and D.K. Turok
- Trends in secondary schools’ practices to support lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning students, 2008–2014 pp. 557-564

- Z. Demissie, C.N. Rasberry, R.J. Steiner, N. Brener and T. McManus
- Medicaid expansion and infant mortality in the United States pp. 565-567

- C.B. Bhatt and C.M. Beck-Sagué
- Reis et al. Respond pp. e12

- J.P. Reis, R. Auer, M.P. Bancks, Goff, D.C.,, C.E. Lewis, M.J. Pletcher, J.S. Rana, J.M. Shikany and S. Sidney
2018, volume 108, articles 3
- Mortality disparities in racial/ethnic minority groups in the veterans health administration: An evidence review and Map pp. e1-e11

- K. Peterson, J. Anderson, E. Boundy, L. Ferguson, E. McCleery and K. Waldrip
- Livingston et al. Respond pp. e12-e13

- M.D. Livingston, T.E. Barnett, C. Delcher and A.C. Wagenaar
- Durkin and imm respond pp. e16-e17

- M.S. Durkin and P. Imm
- Terrorism as disease: Beware of misleading metaphors pp. 293

- M. Kelly
- The key role of work in population health inequities pp. 296-297

- P.A. Landsbergis, B. Choi, M. Dobson, G. Sembajwe, C. Slatin, L. Delp, C.E. Siqueira, P. Schnall and S. Baron
- Veterans, like other working- and middle-class Americans, increasingly rely on public health programs pp. 298-299

- J.L. Adler
- Racial/ethnic variations in mortality in the VA health care system pp. 299-301

- S.A. Ibrahim
- Universal care: The force of an idea pp. 301-302

- Camargo, K.R.,
- Disparities in dental health and care: In quest of suitable intervention points pp. 302-304

- S. Listl
- Causes and causes of causes of population health: A public health of consequence, March 2018 pp. 304-305

- S. Galea and R.D. Vaughan
- Work as an inclusive part of population health inequities research and prevention pp. 306-311

- E.Q. Ahonen, K. Fujishiro, T. Cunningham and M. Flynn
- A healthy public cannot abide unhealthy and unsafe workplaces pp. 312-313

- A.M. Finkel
- Monforton comments pp. 314

- C. Monforton
- The Changing Nature of Work pp. 315-316

- M.J. Wright
- Unforgotten biafra 50 years later pp. 317-318

- D. Tarantola
- Big Food’s Opposition to the French Nutri-Score Front-of-Pack Labeling Warrants a Global Reaction pp. 318-320

- C. Julia and S. Hercberg
- Public health implications of front-of-package labels pp. 320-321

- M. Nestle
- Why words matter pp. 321-323

- J. Guidry, C. Anderson, P. Vachhani, L. Grove and C. Mpody
- Public health education: Teaching epidemiology in high school classrooms pp. 324-328

- D’Agostino, E.
- Delays in global disease outbreak responses: Lessons from H1N1, Ebola, and Zika pp. 329-333

- S.J. Hoffman and S.L. Silverberg
- The rise and fall of “universal health coverage” as a goal of international health politics, 1925-1952 pp. 334-342

- M. Gorsky and C. Sirrs
- Ethical issues in social media research for public health pp. 343-348

- R.F. Hunter, A. Gough, O’Kane, N., G. McKeown, A. Fitzpatrick, T. Walker, M. McKinley, M. Lee and F. Kee
- Reducing collateral damage in responses to the opioid crisis pp. 349-350

- J.J. Carroll, J.D. Rich and T.C. Green
- The effects of household medical expenditures on income inequality in the United States pp. 351-354

- A.S. Christopher, D.U. Himmelstein, S. Woolhandler and D. McCormick
- Universal lead screening requirement: A California case study pp. 355-357

- S.B. McMenamin, S.P. Hiller, E. Shigekawa, T. Melander and R. Shimkhada
- Fostering interprofessional education through a multidisciplinary, community-based pandemic mass vaccination exercise pp. 358-360

- A. Hays, C. Schriever, J. Rudzinski, J.L. Lynch, E. Genrich and A. Schriever
- Trends in health insurance and type among military veterans: United States, 2000-2016 pp. 361-367

- C.E. Zelaya and C.N. Nugent
- Preventable emergency department visits for nontraumatic dental conditions: trends and disparities in Nevada, 2009-2015 pp. 369-371

- W. Zhou, P. Kim, J.J. Shen, J. Greenway and M. Ditmyer
- Key factors inhibiting legislative progress toward smoke-free coverage in appalachia pp. 372-378

- J.T. Donahoe, A.R. Titus and N.L. Fleischer
- Cost-effectiveness of capping freeways for use as parks: The New York cross-bronx expressway case study pp. 379-384

- Soyoung Kim, Z. Zafari, M. Bellanger and P.A. Muennig
- The effect of patient navigation on the likelihood of engagement in clinical care for HIV-infected individuals leaving jail pp. 385-392

- J.J. Myers, M.-S.K. Dufour, K.A. Koester, M. Morewitz, R. Packard, K.M. Klein, M. Estes, B. Williams, A. Riker and J. Tulsky
- Strategies and challenges in preventing violence against canadian indoor sex workers pp. 393-398

- V. Bungay and A. Guta
- Intermittent preventive therapy in pregnancy and incidence of low birth weight in malaria-endemic countries pp. 399-406

- J.E. Cates, D. Westreich, H.W. Unger, M. Bauserman, L. Adair, S.R. Cole, S. Meshnick, S.J. Rogerson, V. Briand, N. Fievet, I. Valea, H. Tinto, U. D'Alessandro, S.H. Landis, A. Lartey, K.G. Dewey, F.O. TerKuile, S. Dellicour, A.M. Van Eijk, M. Desai, M. Owidhi, A. L'Ianziva, G. Aol, V. Were, S. Kariuki, J. Ayisi, D.J. Terlouw, M. Madanitsa, V. Mwapasa, K. Maleta, P. Ashorn, I. Mueller, D. Stanisic, C. Schmiegelow, J.P.A. Lusingu, The Maternal Malaria and Malnutrition (M3) Initiative
- Socioeconomic outcomes of women who receive and women who are denied wanted abortions in the United States pp. 407-413

- D.G. Foster, M.A. Biggs, L. Ralph, C. Gerdts, S. Roberts and M.M. Glymour
- Population-level analyses cannot tell us anything about individual-level marijuana-opioid substitution pp. e12

- T.L. Caputi and K.A. Sabet
- Period life tables for calculating life expectancy: Options to assess and minimize the potential for bias pp. e14

- C. Steensma, B.C.K. Choi, L. Loukine and D. Schanzer
- Perron et al. Respond pp. e15

- L. Perron, M. Simard, J. Brisson, D. Hamel and E. Lo
- Autism and socioeconomic status - An immune link? pp. e16

- K.G. Becker
2018, volume 108, articles 2
- Inequality in Utilization of Dental Services: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis pp. e1-e7

- S.F. Reda, S.M. Reda, W. Murray Thomson and F. Schwendicke
- PRIORITIZING POSTTRAFFICKING CARE FOR TRAFFICKED INDIVIDUALS pp. e8-e9

- V. Ades, S.X. Wu, E.P. Rabinowitz and S.C. Bach
- Rothman et al. Respond pp. e10-e11

- E.F. Rothman, S.B. Baldwin, H. Stoklosa, M. Chisolm-Straker and R.K. Price
- Cross-Sector Partnerships Will Shape the Future of Public Health pp. 150

- R. Riley
- Opioids, Hepatitis C Virus Infection, and the Missing Vaccine pp. 156-157

- K. Page, A. Cox and P.J. Lum
- Comprehensive Restaurant-Sector Changes Are Essential to Reduce Obesity Risk for All Americans pp. 158-159

- V.I. Kraak
- Leprosy: An Early Exemplar of the Transformation of 20th Century American Medicine pp. 160-161

- G. Weisz
- The Challenges of Monitoring Illicit TradeShouldNotObscuretheSuccess of Tobacco Tax Policy pp. 161-163

- S.A. Bialous and S.A. Glantz
- Prevention of Elevated Blood Lead Levels Among Child Refugees and Other Susceptible Populations pp. 163-164

- E.M. Wells
- Policy Evaluation With Incomplete Data: Assessing the Affordable Care Act Breastfeeding Provision pp. 164-166

- S.S. Hawkins, A. Noble and Christopher Baum
- Time for a Top-Down Approach to Hearing Aid Affordability and Accessibility pp. 166-168

- F.R. Lin
- Using Cost-Related Medication Nonadherence to Assess Social and Health Policies pp. 168-170

- J. Kennedy
- On Creating Positive Spillovers to Improve the Health of Populations: A Public Health of Consequence, February 2018 pp. 171-172

- S. Galea and R.D. Vaughan
- How Should the Epidemiology of Acute Hepatitis C and Opioid Use Affect Health Policy Decision-Making? pp. 173-174

- J.B. Wong
- Increases in Acute Hepatitis C Virus Infection Related to a Growing Opioid Epidemic and Associated Injection Drug Use, United States, 2004 to 2014 pp. 175-181

- J.E. Zibbell, A.K. Asher, R.C. Patel, B. Kupronis, K. Iqbal, J.W. Ward and D. Holtzman
- Opioid Crisis: No Easy Fix to Its Social and Economic Determinants pp. 182-186

- N. Dasgupta, L. Beletsky and D. Ciccarone
- Tobacco Policies and Alcohol Sponsorship at Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Pride Festivals: Time for Intervention pp. 187-188

- J.D. Spivey, J.G.L. Lee and S.W. Smallwood
- Is Forgiveness a Public Health Issue? pp. 189-190

- T.J. VanderWeele
- Public Health Issues in 2016 Presidential Campaign Communications pp. 191-192

- W. Hatcher and A. Vick
- Impact of Tax Innovations on Families With Young Children pp. 192-193

- S.E. McMillin, E.K. Barnidge, B.G. Spratt and R.C. Warden
- Funding for Gun Violence Research Is Key to the Health and Safety of the Nation pp. 194-195

- S. Rajan, C.C. Branas, S. Hargarten and J.P. Allegrante
- Arresting Leprosy: Therapeutic Outcomes Besides Cure pp. 196-202

- R.N. López
- Legal and Administrative Feasibility of a Federal Junk Food and Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Tax to Improve Diet pp. 203-209

- J.L. Pomeranz, P. Wilde, Y. Huang, R. Micha and D. Mozaffarian
- Social Impact Bonds as a Funding Method for Health and Social Programs: Potential Areas of Concern pp. 210-215

- A.S. Katz, B. Brisbois, S. Zerger and S.W. Hwang
- Effect of Medicaid Expansions of 2014 on Overall and Early-Stage Cancer Diagnoses pp. 216-218

- Aparna Soni, K. Simon, John Cawley and L. Sabik
- Completion of Requirements in Iowa’s Medicaid Expansion Premium Disincentive Program, 2014–2015 pp. 219-223

- B. Wright, N.M. Askelson, M. Ahrens, E. Momany, S. Bentler and P. Damiano
- Cost-Related Medication Nonadherence for Older Adults Participating in SNAP, 2013–2015 pp. 224-230

- M. Srinivasan and J.A. Pooler
- Sustained Reduction in Chlamydia Infections Following a School-Based Screening: Detroit, 2010–2015 pp. 231-233

- R. Dunville, A. Peterson, N. Liddon, M. Roach, K. Coleman and P. Dittus
- Predicted Impact of the Food and Drug Administration’s Menu-Labeling Regulations on Restaurants in 4 New Jersey Cities pp. 234-240

- J. Gruner, R.S. DeWeese, C. Lorts, M.J. Yedidia and P. Ohri-Vachaspati
- Hearing Aid Acquisition in Chinese Older Adults With Hearing Loss pp. 241-247

- P. He, X. Wen, X. Hu, R. Gong, Y. Luo, C. Guo, G. Chen and X. Zheng
- Impact of Dual Use of Department of Veterans Affairs and Medicare Part D Drug Benefits on Potentially Unsafe Opioid Use pp. 248-255

- W.F. Gellad, J.M. Thorpe, X. Zhao, C.T. Thorpe, F.E. Sileanu, J.P. Cashy, J.A. Hale, M.K. Mor, T.R. Radomski, L.R.M. Hausmann, J.M. Donohue, A.J. Gordon, K.J. Suda, K.T. Stroupe, J.T. Hanlon, F.E. Cunningham, C.B. Good and M.J. Fine
- Various Types of Arthritis in the United States: Prevalence and Age-Related Trends From 1999 to 2014 pp. 256-258

- J. Park, A. Mendy and E.R. Vieira
- Effects of Alcohol Interventions on Other Drug Use in the Cherokee Nation pp. 259-261

- M.D. Livingston, K.A. Komro, A.C. Wagenaar, T.K. Kominsky, D.W. Pettigrew and B.A. Garrett
- Mortality Among Confirmed Lassa Fever Cases During the 2015–2016 Outbreak in Nigeria pp. 262-264

- M.I. Buba, M.M. Dalhat, P.M. Nguku, N. Waziri, J.O. Mohammad, I.M. Bomoi, A.P. Onyiah, J. Onwujei, M.S. Balogun, A.T. Bashorun, P. Nsubuga and A. Nasidi
- Trends in Illicit Cigarette Use in Brazil Estimated From Legal Sales, 2012–2016 pp. 265-269

- A. Szklo, R.M. Iglesias, M.C. De Souza, M. Szklo and L.M. De Almeida
- Elevated Blood Lead Levels by Length of Time From Resettlement to Health Screening in Kentucky Refugee Children pp. 270-276

- S. Kotey, R. Carrico, T.L. Wiemken, S. Furmanek, R. Bosson, F. Nyantakyi, S. VanHeiden, W. Mattingly and K.M. Zierold
- Effect of the Affordable Care Act on Breastfeeding Outcomes pp. 277-283

- T. Gurley-Calvez, L. Bullinger and K.A. Kapinos
- ESTIMATES RESEARCH ON HUMAN TRAFFICKING pp. e10

- B. Abudu
- FURTHER CONSIDERATIONS FOR RESEARCH ON HUMAN TRAFFICKING pp. e8

- C.E. Helpingstine, B. Boyd and A.D. Barton
- ROTHMAN ET AL. RESPOND pp. e9

- E.F. Rothman, H. Stoklosa, S.B. Baldwin, M. Chisolm-Straker, R.K. Price and H.G. Atkinson
2018, volume 108, articles 1
- Calabrese et al. Respond pp. e1-e2

- S.K. Calabrese, K. Underhill and K.H. Mayer
- Academic literacy: Reaching our own pp. 6

- S. Patel, C. Anderson, C. Mpody, P. Vachhani, J. Guidry and L. Grove
- Preparing and rebuilding after natural disasters: A new public health normal! pp. 9-10

- A. Morabia and G.C. Benjamin
- Reflections on the 70th anniversary of the nuremberg doctors' trial pp. 10-12

- G.J. Annas and M.A. Grodin
- Marking the 70th anniversary of the doctors' trial at nuremberg pp. 12-13

- G.R. Wilensky
- Conflict settings: The importance of timely access to health care pp. 13-15

- H. Shannon
- Access to medical care for palestinians in Israel: Delays in a difficult historical context pp. 15-16

- A.M. Clarfield and I.D. Dechtman
- Getting to average life expectancy: It takes commitment pp. 17-18

- S. Teutsch and L.D. Schaeffer
- Sexual assertiveness skills and decision-making in adolescent girls: Moving to replication, scale, and digital health impact pp. 18-19

- S.S. Bull
- Advertising restrictions on cannabis products for nonmedical use: Necessary but not sufficient? pp. 19-21

- J. Caulkins
- Managing childhood asthma as a strategy to break the cycle of poverty pp. 21-22

- D. Gracy
- Hpv vaccination: Increase uptake now to reduce cancer pp. 23-24

- S.E. Hawes
- Can public health narrow the health gap between the United States and its peer nations? A public health of consequence, January 2018 pp. 25-26

- S. Galea and R.D. Vaughan
- A humanitarian crisis: Lessons learned from hurricane irma pp. 27-28

- T.R. Zolnikov
- Disasters through the lens of disparities: Elevate community resilience as an essential public health service pp. 28-30

- M. Lichtveld
- Maria in Puerto Rico: Natural disaster in a colonial archipelago pp. 30-32

- C.E. Rodríguez-Díaz
- After Harvey, Irma, and Maria, an opportunity for better health-Rebuilding our communities as we want them pp. 32-33

- V.J. Dzau, N. Lurie and R.V. Tuckson
- Climate change, hurricanes, and health pp. 33-35

- A.J. Woodward and J.M. Samet
- From Nuremberg to Guantanamo bay: Uses of physicians in the War on Terror pp. 36-41

- S.S. Crosby and G. Benavidez
- Beyond nazi war crimes experiments: The voluntary consent requirement of the Nuremberg Code at 70 pp. 42-46

- G.J. Annas
- American doctors at the Nuremberg medical Trial pp. 47-52

- E. Shuster
- The Nazi physicians as leaders in eugenics and "euthanasia": Lessons for today pp. 53-57

- M.A. Grodin, E.L. Miller and J.I. Kelly
- Enhancing HIV/AIDS surveillance in the philippines to ensure the transgender population's visibility pp. 58-60

- K.C. Bumanglag
- Three stages of health encounters over 8000 human generations and how they inform future public health pp. 60-62

- L. Goldman
- Jeremy Struck a chord: A public health approach to professional musicians pp. 62-64

- J. Chertoff and D. Urbine
- Public health's aspirational identity: Who do we want to be? pp. 65-66

- M.E. Northridge and J.F. Duane
- Challenging and preventing policies that prohibit local civil rights protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer people pp. 67-72

- J.L. Pomeranz
- Evaluating public health interventions: 7. Let the subject matter choose the effect measure: Ratio, difference, or something else entirely pp. 73-76

- D. Spiegelman, P. Khudyakov, M. Wang and T.J. Vanderweele
- Long-term health consequences of movement restrictions for palestinians, 1987-2011 pp. 77-83

- C.A. McNeely, B.K. Barber, R. Giacaman, R.F. Belli and M. Daher
- Impact of the 2010 us Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act on School Breakfast and Lunch participation rates between 2008 and 2015 pp. 84-86

- N. Vaudrin, K. Lloyd, M.J. Yedidia, M. Todd and P. Ohri-Vachaspati
- Meeting the institute of medicine's 2030 US life expectancy target pp. 87-92

- D. Kindig, J. Nobles and M. Zidan
- Risk of concussion during sports versus physical education among New Mexico middle and high school students pp. 93-95

- R.A. Campbell, S.A. Gorman, R.J. Thoma, R.D. Annett, C.A. McGrew, R.A. Yeo, A.R. Mayer, J.H. King and A.S. Rowland
- Sexual assertiveness skills and sexual decision-making in adolescent girls: Randomized controlled trial of an online program pp. 96-102

- L. Widman, C.E. Golin, K. Kamke, J.L. Burnette and M.J. Prinstein
- Evaluation of the environmental scoring system in multiple child asthma intervention programs in Boston, Massachusetts pp. 103-111

- Z. Dong, A. Nath, J. Guo, U. Bhaumik, M.Y. Chin, S. Dong, E. Marshall, J.S. Murphy, M.T. Sandel, S.J. Sommer, W.W.S. Ursprung, E.R. Woods, M. Reid and G. Adamkiewicz
- Declines in anogenital warts among age groups most likely to be impacted by human papillomavirus vaccination, United States, 2006-2014 pp. 112-119

- E.W. Flagg and E.A. Torrone
- Exposure To marijuana marketing after legalization of retail sales: Oregonians' experiences, 2015-2016 pp. 120-127

- S.C. Fiala, J.A. Dilley, C.L. Firth and J.E. Maher
- Characteristics of HIV-positive transgender men receiving medical care: United States, 2009-2014 pp. 128-130

- A. Lemons, L. Beer, T. Finlayson, D.H. McCree, D. Lentine and R.L. Shouse
- Increasing prescription opioid and heroin overdose mortality in the United States, 1999-2014: An age-period-cohort analysis pp. 131-136

- X. Huang, K.M. Keyes and G. Li
- Trends in daily cannabis use among cigarette smokers: United States, 2002-2014 pp. 137-142

- R.D. Goodwin, L.R. Pacek, J. Copeland, S.J. Moeller, L. Dierker, A. Weinberger, M. Gbedemah, M.J. Zvolensky, M.M. Wall and D.S. Hasin
- Prep-ared against HIV, but not sexually transmitted infections pp. e1

- A.B. Algarin and G.E. Ibañez
2018, volume 108
- Decline in adolescent pregnancy in the United States: A success not shared by all pp. S5-S6

- B.B. Burrus
- Three important lessons from research about sexual and reproductive health pp. S7-S8

- E.R. Walsh-Buhi
- Adolescent pregnancy prevention in group homes: Recruiting and retention considerations pp. S9-S10

- R.F. Oman, S.K. Vesely, K. Clements-Nolle and J. Fluhr
- Brief interpregnancy interval: Are 75% of adolescent mothers unaware of the prematurity risk? pp. S11-S12

- J. Stevens, R. Lutz and N. Osuagwu
- Considering the role of acculturation in parent–child communication about sexual health pp. S13-S14

- J.M. Cosgrove, C.W. LeCroy, M. Fordney and D. Voelkel
- Engaging young minority fathers in research: Basic Needs, Psychological Needs, Culture, and Therapeutic Alliance pp. S15-S16

- C. Mogro-Wilson and J. Fifield
- Is Current measurement of contraception use hindering identification of evidence-based pregnancy prevention for vulnerable adolescents? pp. S17-S18

- L.F. Clark, M. Desai, P. Drake and V. Okonta
- Reward seeking and self-regulation: Changing the environment to prevent adolescent pregnancy pp. S19-S20

- J.E. Lansford
- Supporting vulnerable youths through community collaboration pp. S21-S22

- S. Godley
- Reducing disparities in adolescent pregnancy among us tribal youths pp. S23-S24

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