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2002, volume 92, articles 12

On reliability and cultural competence in studies of sexual minority suicidality [1] (multiple letters) pp. 1883-1884

R.M. Mathy, J.P. Paul, J. Catania, L. Pollack, J. Mokowitz, J. Canchola, T. Mills, D. Binson and R. Stall

Ethics in public health institutions [2] pp. 1884-1885

R.P. Wedeen

Osteoporosis recognition: Correcting Gehlbach et al. [3] pp. 1885

J.C. Probst, C.G. Moore, E.G. Baxley and Judith Shinogle

Erratum: Integrating ethnomedicine into public health [Editor's choice] (American Journal of Public Health (2002) 92 (1561)) pp. 1885

M. Northridge and R. Mack

PAHO at the forefront of immunization and disease elimination pp. 1886

D. Tarantola

100 Years of PAHO: A personal testimony pp. 1887-1888

C.G. Victora

100 Years of the Pan American Health Organization pp. 1888-1889

E. Fee and T.M. Brown

The Pan American Health Organization's first 100 years: Reflections of the director pp. 1890-1894

G.A.O. Alleyne

Adverse effects of US jail and prison policies on the health and well-being of women of color pp. 1895-1899

N. Freudenberg

The Defense Medical Surveillance System and the Department of Defense Serum Repository: Glimpses of the future of public health surveillance pp. 1900-1904

M.V. Rubertone and J.F. Brundage

Allocating HIV-prevention resources: Balancing efficiency and equity pp. 1905-1907

E.H. Kaplan and M.H. Merson

Domestic violence - Medieval and modern pp. 1908

E. Fee, T.M. Brown, J. Lazarus and P. Theerman

Principled professionalism: the American face of public health, Dr. Mohammad Akhter pp. 1909-1914

S.A. Bashir

Expanding harm reduction services through a wound and abscess clinic pp. 1915-1917

L.E. Grau, S. Arevalo, C. Catchpool and R. Heimer

A program to increase seat belt use along the Texas-Mexico border pp. 1918-1920

L.D. Cohn, D. Hernandez, T. Byrd and M. Cortes

Vodka and violence: Alcohol consumption and homicide rates in Russia pp. 1921-1930

W.A. Pridemore

HIV testing policy and serious mental illness pp. 1931-1939

J. Walkup, J. Satriano, D. Barry, P. Sadler and F. Cournos

Coverage of tobacco dependence treatments for pregnant women and for children and their parents pp. 1940-1942

J.K. Ibrahim, H.H. Schauffler, D.C. Barker and C.T. Orleans

Public health impact of targeted tuberculosis screening in public schools pp. 1942-1945

S. Chang, L.S.M. Wheeler and K.P. Farrell

Development of a prototype system for statewide asthma surveillance pp. 1946-1951

R.D. Deprez, N.L. Asdigian, L.C. Oliver, N. Anderson, E. Caldwell and L.A. Baggott

Community-based trial to prevent drug use among youths in Yunnan, China pp. 1952-1957

Z. Wu, R. Detels, J. Zhang, V. Li and J. Li

HIV prevalence among foreign- and US-born clients of public STD clinics pp. 1958-1963

N.T. Harawa, T.A. Bingham, S.D. Cochran, S. Greenland and W.E. Cunningham

Battering victimization among a probability-based sample of men who have sex with men pp. 1964-1969

G.L. Greenwood, M.V. Relf, B. Huang, L.M. Pollack, J.A. Canchola and J.A. Catania

Racial differences in prenatal care use in the United States: Are disparities decreasing? pp. 1970-1975

G.R. Alexander, M.D. Kogan and S. Nabukera

The correspondence between interracial births and multiple-race reporting pp. 1976-1981

J.D. Parker and J.H. Madans

Childhood vaccine purchase costs in the public sector: Past trends, future expectations pp. 1982-1987

M.M. Davis, J.L. Zimmerman, J.R.C. Wheeler and G.L. Freed

Rates of household firearm ownership and homicide across US regions and states, 1988-1997 pp. 1988-1993

M. Miller, D. Azrael and D. Hemenway

Knowledge of, attitudes toward, and experience of complementary and alternative medicine in Western medicine- and Oriental medicine-trained physicians in Korea pp. 1994-2000

S.-I. Lee, Y.-H. Khang, M.-S. Lee and W. Kang

Chiropractic health care in Health Professional Shortage Areas in the United States pp. 2001-2009

M. Smith and L. Carber

2002, volume 92, articles 11

Broadening the focus of epidemiology and public health training [1] (multiple letters) pp. 1706-1707

R. Bonita, D. Yach and V.M. Cardenas

Scientific evidence supports anthrax vaccination [3] (multiple letters) pp. 1707-1709

G.W. Weightman and M. Nass

Recognition of osteoporosis since 1997 [2] pp. 1707

M. Simon

Erratum: Trends in diabetes prevalence among American Indian and Alaska Native children, adolescents, and young adults (American Journal of Public Health (2002) 92 (1485-1490)) pp. 1709

K.J. Acton, N. Rios Burrows, K. Moore, L. Querec, L.S. Geiss and M.M. Engelgau

Putting the "public" back into public health pp. 1710

M.E. Northridge

"Palliatives will no longer do": The deep roots and continuing dynamic of community-oriented primary care pp. 1711-1712

T.M. Brown and E. Fee

Community-oriented primary care: A path to community development pp. 1713-1716

H.J. Geiger

The Jerusalem experience: Three decades of service, research, and training in community-oriented primary care pp. 1717-1721

L. Epstein, J. Gofin, R. Gofin and Y. Neumark

The community-oriented primary care experience in the United Kingdom pp. 1721-1725

S. Gillam and A. Schamroth

Roots, shoots, but too little fruit: Assessing the contribution of COPC in South Africa pp. 1725-1728

S.M. Tollman and W.M. Pick

Community-oriented primary care in action: A Dallas story pp. 1728-1732

S. Pickens, P. Boumbulian, R.J. Anderson, S. Ross and S. Phillips

Rural health centers in the Americas pp. 1733

E. Fee, T.M. Brown, J. Lazarus and P. Theerman

International efforts spotlight traditional, complementary, and alternative medicine pp. 1734-1739

S. Fink

Pursuing community-oriented primary care in a Russian closed nuclear city: The Sarov-Los Alamos community health partnership pp. 1740-1742

R.L. Rhyne and P.A. Hertzman

The pholela health centre: A progress report pp. 1743-1747

S. Kark and J. Cassel

Social medicine pioneers and South African emigrés pp. 1744-1745

T.M. Brown and E. Fee

Community-oriented primary care: New relevance in a changing world pp. 1748-1755

F. Mullan and L. Epstein

Hepatitis B vaccination among research participants, Seattle, Washington pp. 1756

H. Hagan, H. Thiede, J.P. McGough and E.R. Alexander

Studying cancer incidence and outcomes in immigrants: Methodological concerns pp. 1757-1759

S.S. Lin, C.A. Clarke, C.D. O'Malley and G.M. Le

Changes in HIV testing after implementation of name-based HIV case surveillance in New Mexico pp. 1757

A. Lansky, J.S. Lehman, J. Gatwood, F.M. Hecht and P.L. Fleming

The midwife as an "instrument" of care pp. 1759-1760

H.P. Kennedy

The contextual effect of the local food environment on residents' diets: The atherosclerosis risk in communities study pp. 1761-1767

K. Morland, S. Wing and A.D. Roux

Variability and vulnerability at the ecological level: Implications for understanding the social determinants of health pp. 1768-1772

A. Karpati, S. Galea, T. Awerbuch and R. Levins

The impact of government policies and neighborhood characteristics on teenage sexual activity and contraceptive use pp. 1773-1778

Susan Averett, D.I. Rees and L.M. Argys

Provision of sexual health services to adolescent enrollees in Medicaid managed care pp. 1779-1783

W.E. Lafferty, L. Downey, C.M. Holan, A. Lind, W. Kassler, G. Tao and K.L. Irwin

STD screening, testing, case reporting, and clinical and partner notification practices: A national survey of US physicians pp. 1784-1788

J.S. St. Lawrence, D.E. Montaño, D. Kasprzyk, W.R. Phillips, K. Armstrong and J.S. Leichliter

The burden of infectious disease among inmates of and releasees from US correctional facilities, 1997 pp. 1789-1794

T.M. Hammett, M.P. Harmon and W. Rhodes

HIV infection and pregnancy status among adults attending voluntary counseling and testing in 2 developing countries pp. 1795-1800

A.D. Forsyth, T.J. Coates, O.A. Grinstead, G. Sangiwa, D. Balmer, M.C. Kamenga and S.E. Gregorich

A reexamination of smoking before, during, and after pregnancy pp. 1801-1808

R.S. Kahn, L. Certain and R.C. Whitaker

The relationship between periodontal disease attributes and Helicobacter pylori infection among adults in the United States pp. 1809-1815

B.A. Dye, D. Kruszon-Moran and G. McQuillan

Relationship between children's dental needs and dental care utilization: United States, 1988-1994 pp. 1816-1821

C.M. Vargas and C.R. Ronzio

Reductions in injury crashes associated with red light camera enforcement in Oxnard, California pp. 1822-1825

R.A. Retting and S.Y. Kyrychenko

Rearrest rates after incarceration for DWI: A comparative study in a Southwestern US county pp. 1826-1831

S.J. Kunitz, W.G. Woodall, H. Zhao, D.R. Wheeler, R. Lillis and E. Rogers

Ethnic differences in use of complementary and alternative medicine at midlife: Longitudinal results from SWAN participants pp. 1832-1840

Y.A. Bair, E.B. Gold, G.A. Greendale, B. Sternfeld, S.R. Adler, R. Azari and M. Harkey

Will screening mammography in the east do more harm than good? pp. 1841-1846

G.M. Leung, T.-H. Lam, T.Q. Thach and A.J. Hedley

2002, volume 92, articles 10

Race, poverty, affluence, and breast cancer [1] (multiple letter) pp. 1559-1560

S.A. Hall and N. Krieger

Integrating ethnomedicine into public health pp. 1561

M.E. Northridge and R. Mack

What is the role of complementary and alternative medicine in public health? pp. 1562-1564

V.M.B. Silenzio

Walter B. Cannon and pp. 1564-1566

E.M. Sternberg

Alternative therapies and public health: Crisis or opportunity? pp. 1566-1567

D. Trachtenberg

Diversity, the individual, and proof of efficacy: Complementary and alternative medicine in medical education pp. 1568-1572

C.M. Park

Holistic health care for native women: An integrated model pp. 1573-1575

M. Napoli

What we can learn from shamanic healing: Brief psychotherapy with Latino immigrant clients pp. 1576-1578

M.D. De Rios

Complementary or alternative? Stronger vs weaker integration policies pp. 1579-1581

D.J. Hess

A public health agenda for traditional, complementary, and alternative medicine pp. 1582-1591

G. Bodeker and F. Kronenberg

Exploring acupuncture: Ancient ideas, modern techniques pp. 1592

E. Fee, T.M. Brown, J. Lazarus and P. Theerman

"Voodoo" death. American Anthropologist, 1942;44(new series):169-181 pp. 1593-1596

W.B. Cannon

Providers of complementary and alternative health services in Boston respond to September 11 pp. 1597-1598

E. Sommers, K. Porter and S. DeGurski

Prevalence of complementary and alternative medicine use: State-specific estimates from the 2001 behavioral risk factor surveillance system pp. 1598-1600

A.P. Rafferty, H.B. McGee, C.E. Miller and M. Reyes

Use of alternative health care practices by persons with serious mental illness: Perceived benefits pp. 1600-1603

Z. Russinova, N.J. Wewiorski and D. Cash

Chiropractic care: Attempting a risk-benefit analysis pp. 1603-1604

E. Ernst

Do attitudes toward and beliefs about complementary medicine affect treatment outcomes? pp. 1604-1606

G.T. Lewith, M.E. Hyland and S. Shaw

Complementary and alternative medicine use among men with prostate cancer in 4 ethnic populations pp. 1606-1609

M.M. Lee, J.S. Chang, B. Jacobs and M.R. Wrensch

Acupuncture treatment in the prevention of uncomplicated recurrent lower urinary tract infections in adult women pp. 1609-1611

T. Alraek, L.I.F. Soedal, S.U. Fagerheim, A. Digranes and A. Baerheim

Yoga for women with hyperkyphosis: Results of a pilot study pp. 1611-1614

G.A. Greendale, A. McDivit, A. Carpenter, L. Seeger and M.-H. Huang

Use of complementary and alternative medicine among family practice patients in South Texas pp. 1614-1616

S.K. Burge, T.L. Albright, E. Bajorek, M. Click, L. Cigarroa, J.J. Trevino, D. White, J. Morgan-Kidd and R. Wood

Complementary and alternative medicine use in Canada and the United States pp. 1616-1618

B. McFarland, D. Bigelow, B. Zani, J. Newsom and M. Kaplan

Chinese herbal medicine and interferon in the treatment of chronic hepatitis B: A meta-analysis of randomized, controlled trials pp. 1619-1627

M. McCulloch, M. Broffman, J. Gao and J.M. Colford

Comparing the satisfaction of low back pain patients randomized to receive medical or chiropractic care: Results from the UCLA low-back pain study pp. 1628-1633

R.P. Hertzman-Miller, H. Morgenstern, E.L. Hurwitz, F. Yu, A.H. Adams, P. Harber and G.F. Kominski

A randomized trial of chiropractic manipulation and mobilization for patients with neck pain: Clinical outcomes from the UCLA neck-pain study pp. 1634-1641

E.L. Hurwitz, H. Morgenstern, P. Harber, G.F. Kominski, F. Yu and A.H. Adams

Auricular acupuncture, education, and smoking cessation: A randomized, sham-controlled trial pp. 1642-1647

I.D. Bier, Jeffrey Wilson, P. Studt and M. Shakleton

Use of complementary and alternative medicine among persons with diabetes mellitus: Results of a national survey pp. 1648-1652

G.Y. Yeh, D.M. Eisenberg, R.B. Davis and R.S. Phillips

Health status of people using complementary and alternative medical practitioner services in 4 english counties pp. 1653-1656

C.-K. Ong, S. Petersen, G.C. Bodeker and S. Stewart-Brown

Massage therapy and frequency of chronic tension headaches pp. 1657-1661

C. Quinn, C. Chandler and A. Moraska

Acupuncture outcomes, expectations, patient-provider relationship, and the placebo effect: Implications for health promotion pp. 1662-1667

D.W. So

Alternative mental health services: The role of the Black church in the South pp. 1668-1672

M.B. Blank, M. Mahmood, J.C. Fox and T. Guterbock

2002, volume 92, articles 9

Women of color and end-of-life care [2] (multiple letters) pp. 1386-1387

K.O. Kaplan and G.N. Stover

Misclassification of racial/ethnic minority deaths: The final colonization [1] pp. 1386

F. Houghton

Continuing increases in sexual risk behavior and sexually transmitted diseases among men who have sex with men: San Francisco, Calif, 1999-2001 [3] pp. 1387-1388

S.Y. Chen, S. Gibson, M.H. Katz, J.D. Klausner, J.W. Dilley, S.K. Schwarcz, T.A. Kellogg and W. McFarland

What's a cigarette company to do [4] pp. 1388-1389

L. Bergner

Erratum: Benefits of smoking cessation for longevity (American Journal of Public Health (2002) 92 (990-996)) pp. 1389

D.H. Taylor , V. Hasselblad, S.J. Henley, M.J. Thun and Frank Sloan

Indigenous health: Fulfilling our obligation to future generations pp. 1390

C. Harris

Health and indigenous people: Recommendations for the next generation pp. 1391-1392

M.E. Bird

The data are in: Health matters in welfare policy pp. 1392-1395

W. Chavkin and P.H. Wise

Improving the health of future generations: The Canadian Institutes of Health Research Institute of Aboriginal Peoples' Health pp. 1396-1400

J. Reading and E. Nowgesic

Perspectives on American Indian health pp. 1401-1403

Y. Roubideaux

The melting ice cellar: What native traditional knowledge is teaching us about global warming and environmental change pp. 1404-1409

P.L. Cochran and A.L. Geller

The history of uranium mining and the Navajo people pp. 1410-1419

D. Brugge and R. Goble

Public health service dentist examines an Alaska native child, 1951 pp. 1420

E. Fee, T.M. Brown, J. Lazarus and P. Theerman

Occupational injury and illness surveillance: Conceptual filters explain underreporting pp. 1421-1429

L.S. Azaroff, C. Levenstein and D.H. Wegman

Improving the health of workers in indoor environments: Priority research needs for a National Occupational Research Agenda pp. 1430-1440

M.J. Mendell, W.J. Fisk, K. Kreiss, H. Levin, D. Alexander, W.S. Cain, J.R. Girman, C.J. Hines, P.A. Jensen, D.K. Milton, L.P. Rexroat and K.M. Wallingford

Changes in use of health insurance and food assistance programs in medically underserved communities in the era of welfare reform: An urban study pp. 1441-1445

S. Pati, D. Romero and W. Chavkin

Relationships between welfare status, health insurance status, and health and medical care among children with asthma pp. 1446-1452

P.R. Wood, L.A. Smith, D. Romero, P. Bradshaw, P.H. Wise and W. Chavkin

Employment barriers among welfare recipients and applicants with chronically ill children pp. 1453-1457

L.A. Smith, D. Romero, P.R. Wood, N.S. Wampler, W. Chavkin and P.H. Wise

Chronic illness among poor children enrolled in the temporary assistance for needy families program pp. 1458-1461

P.H. Wise, N.S. Wampler, W. Chavkin and D. Romero

Welfare to work? Impact of maternal health on employment pp. 1462-1468

D. Romero, W. Chavkin, P.H. Wise, L.A. Smith and P.R. Wood

Improving cancer incidence estimates for American Indians and Alaska natives in the Pacific Northwest pp. 1469-1471

T.M. Becker, J. Bettles, J. Lapidus, J. Campo, C.J. Johnson, D. Shipley and L.D. Robertson

Self-reported vs administrative race/ethnicity data and study results pp. 1471-1473

U. Boehmer, N.R. Kressin, D.R. Berlowitz, C.L. Christiansen, L.E. Kazis and J.A. Jones

Syphilis control among incarcerated men who have sex with men: Public health response to an outbreak pp. 1473-1475

J.L. Chen, D.B. Callahan and P.R. Kerndt

Intake of soft drinks, fruit-flavored beverages, and fruits and vegetables by children in grades 4 through 6 pp. 1475-1478

K.W. Cullen, D.M. Ash, C. Warneke and C. De Moor

Effect of low medical literacy on health survey measurements pp. 1478-1481

A.A. Al-Tayyib, S.M. Rogers, J.N. Gribble, M. Villarroel and C.F. Turner

Avoidable mortality in the United States and Canada, 1980-1996 pp. 1481-1484

D.G. Manuel and Y. Mao

Trends in diabetes prevalence among American Indian and Alaska Native children, adolescents, and young adults pp. 1485-1490

K.J. Acton, N. Ríos Burrows, K. Moore, L. Querec, L.S. Geiss and M.M. Engelgau

Perinatal and infant health among rural and urban American Indians/Alaska Natives pp. 1491-1497

L.-M. Baldwin, D.C. Grossman, S. Casey, W. Hollow, J.R. Sugarman, W.L. Freeman and L.G. Hart

Effectiveness of a worksite intervention to reduce an occupational exposure: The Minnesota wood dust study pp. 1498-1505

D. Lazovich, D.L. Parker, L.M. Brosseau, F.T. Milton, S.K. Dugan, W. Pan and L. Hock

The influence of chronic respiratory conditions on health status and work disability pp. 1506-1513

M.D. Eisner, E.H. Yelin, L. Trupin and P.D. Blanc

National health insurance, physician financial incentives, and primary cesarean deliveries in Taiwan pp. 1514-1517

Y.-W. Tsai and T.-W. Hu

Suicide and marital status in the United States, 1991-1996: Is widowhood a risk factor? pp. 1518-1522

J.B. Luoma and J.L. Pearson

The social-environmental context of violent behavior in persons treated for severe mental illness pp. 1523-1531

J.W. Swanson, M.S. Swartz, S.M. Essock, F.C. Osher, H.R. Wagner, L.A. Goodman, S.D. Rosenberg and K.G. Meador

2002, volume 92, articles 8

The National Youth Anti-Drug Media Campaign [1] pp. 1211-1212

S.H. Kelder, C. Pechmann, M.D. Slater, J.K. Worden and A. Levitt

Erratum: Optimal indicators of socioeconomic status for health research (American Journal of Public Health (2002) 92 (1151-1157)) pp. 1212

Greg Duncan, M.C. Daly, P. McDonogh and D.R. Williams

Questionnaire wording on population-based estimates of mammography prevalence [2] (multiple letters) pp. 1212

A. Berumen, P.Z. Siegel, J.R. Qualters, P.D. Mowery, S. Campostrini, C. Leutzinger, D.V. McQueen and D.K. Blackman

Helping older smokers quit pp. 1213

L. Haviland

Public health and the second 50 years of life pp. 1214-1216

S.M. Albert, A. Im and V.H. Raveis

The challenge of cooperation: West Nile virus - Why "government, politics, and law"? pp. 1217

J. Colmers

Why "government, politics, and law"? pp. 1217

J. Colmers

West Nile virus in New York city pp. 1218-1221

W. Lopez

Young men of 50 and 60 years behave like kids after having read the new work by M. Flourens pp. 1222

E. Fee, T.M. Brown, J. Lazarus and P. Theerman

The old man's problem in modern industry pp. 1223

I.M. Rubinow

Isaac Max Rubinow: Advocate for social insurance pp. 1224-1226

T.M. Brown and E. Fee

The social constructions of sexuality: Marital infidelity and sexually transmitted disease - HIV risk in a Mexican Migrant community pp. 1227-1237

J.S. Hirsch, J. Higgins, M.E. Bentley and C.A. Nathanson

Medicaid managed care and coverage of prescription medications pp. 1238-1243

R.J. Buchanan

Medical and long-term care costs when older persons become more dependent pp. 1244-1245

J.M. Guralnik, L. Alecxih, L.G. Branch and J.M. Wiener

Intentional weight loss and 13-year diabetes incidence in overweight adults pp. 1245-1248

J.C. Will, D.F. Williamson, E.S. Ford, E.E. Calle and M.J. Thun

Tracking varicella deaths: Accuracy and completeness of death certificates and hospital discharge records, New York State, 1989-1995 pp. 1248-1250

K. Galil, M.J. Pletcher, B.J. Wallace, J. Seward, P.A. Meyer, A.L. Baughman and M. Wharton

Services privatized in local health departments: A national survey of practices and perspectives pp. 1250-1254

C. Keane, J. Marx and E. Ricci

Hepatitis C screening and management practices: A survey of drug treatment and syringe exchange programs in New York City pp. 1254-1256

C.-C.N. Udeagu Pratt, D. Paone, R.J. Carter and M.C. Layton

Impact of generosity level of outpatient prescription drug coverage on prescription drug events and expenditure among older persons pp. 1257-1263

M.B. Artz, R.S. Hadsall and S.W. Schondelmeyer

Stability and change in health insurance among older Mexican Americans: Longitudinal evidence from the Hispanic established populations for epidemiologic study of the elderly pp. 1264-1271

R.J. Angel, J.L. Angel and K.S. Markides

Distribution of African Americans in residential care/assisted living and nursing homes: More evidence of racial disparity? pp. 1272-1277

D.L. Howard, P.D. Sloane, S. Zimmerman, J.K. Eckert, J.F. Walsh, V.C. Buie, P.J. Taylor and G.G. Koch

Functional health literacy and the risk of hospital admission among Medicare managed care enrollees pp. 1278-1283

D.W. Baker, J.A. Gazmararian, M.V. Williams, T. Scott, R.M. Parker, D. Green, J. Ren and J. Peel

Driving life expectancy of persons aged 70 years and older in the United States pp. 1284-1289

D.J. Foley, H.K. Heimovitz, J.M. Guralnik and D.B. Brock

Socioeconomic position, health, and possible explanations: A tale of two cohorts pp. 1290-1294

R. Fuhrer, M.J. Shipley, J.F. Chastang, A. Schmaus, I. Niedhammer, S.A. Stansfeld, M. Goldberg and M.G. Marmot

Life-course socioeconomic and behavioral influences on cardiovascular disease mortality: The collaborative study pp. 1295-1298

G.D. Smith and C. Hart

Sex differences in the association of socioeconomic status with obesity pp. 1299-1304

J. Wardle, J. Waller and M.J. Jarvis

Reverberations of family illness: A longitudinal assessment of informal caregiving and mental health status in the nurses' health study pp. 1305-1311

C.C. Cannuscio, C. Jones, I. Kawachi, G.A. Colditz, L. Berkman and E. Rimm

Women's health after pregnancy and child outcomes at age 3 years: A prospective cohort study pp. 1312-1318

R.S. Kahn, B. Zuckerman, H. Bauchner, C.J. Homer and P.H. Wise

Active surveillance of maternal mortality in New York City pp. 1319-1322

D.J. Pallin, V. Sundaram, F. Laraque, L. Berenson and D.R. Schomberg

The impact of the increasing number of multiple births on the rates of preterm birth and low birthweight: An international study pp. 1323-1330

B. Blondel, M.D. Kogan, G.R. Alexander, N. Dattani, M.S. Kramer, A. Macfarlane and S.W. Wen

HIV-positive women report more lifetime partner-violence: Findings from a voluntary counseling and testing clinic in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania pp. 1331-1337

S. Maman, J.K. Mbwambo, N.M. Hogan, G.P. Kilonzo, J.C. Campbell, E. Weiss and M.D. Sweat

Suicide attempts among gay and bisexual men: Lifetime prevalence and antecedents pp. 1338-1345

J.P. Paul, J. Catania, L. Pollack, J. Moskowitz, J. Canchola, T. Mills, D. Binson and R. Stall

Assessing the impact of antidrug advertising on adolescent drug consumption: Results from a behavioral economic model pp. 1346-1351

L.G. Block, V.G. Morwitz, W.P. Putsis and S.K. Sen

Autopsy study of motorcyclist fatalities: The effect of the 1992 Maryland motorcycle helmet use law pp. 1352-1355

K.M. Auman, J.A. Kufera, M.F. Ballesteros, J.E. Smialek and P.C. Dischinger

2002, volume 92, articles 7

Diet and cardiovascular disease [1] (multiple letters) pp. 1050-1052

R. Din and K. Resnicow

Industry attacks on science [2] (multiple letters) pp. 1052

C.A. Monforton and L. Rosenstock

Training the public health education workforce [3] (multiple letters) pp. 1053-1054

J. Ellery, J.P. Allegrante, R.W. Moon, M.E. Auld and K. Gebbie

Misunderstanding the World Health Report 2000 [4] (multiple letters) pp. 1054-1055

A.A. Hyder, J.S. Coyne, Peter Hilsenrath and V. Navarro

Ethics in public health pp. 1056

M.N. Akhter and M.E. Northridge

A code of ethics for public health pp. 1057-1059

J.C. Thomas, M. Sage, J. Dillenberg and V.J. Guillory

Critical policy challenges in the third decade of the HIV/AIDS epidemic pp. 1060-1063

J. Kates, R. Sorian, J.S. Crowley and T.A. Summers

Alternatives to a national system of population-based state cancer registries pp. 1064-1066

D.B. Thomas

Time, place, and consciousness: Three dimensions of meaning for US institutional review boards pp. 1067-1070

S.B. Putney and S. Gruskin

Nontherapeutic research with children: Grimes v Kennedy Krieger Institute pp. 1070-1073

L.H. Glantz

Risk and responsibility: Ethics, Grimes v Kennedy Krieger, and public health research involving children pp. 1073-1076

A.C. Mastroianni and J.P. Kahn

The impact of genomics on global health pp. 1077-1079

T. Pang

Ethical oversight of public health research: Can rules and IRBs make a difference in developing countries? pp. 1079-1084

L. London

The effects of the corset pp. 1085

E. Fee, T.M. Brown, J. Lazarus and P. Theerman

Burning love: Big tobacco takes aim at LGBT youths pp. 1086-1095

H.A. Washington

Increasing the use of child restraints in motor vehicles in a hispanic neighborhood pp. 1096-1099

G.R. Istre, M.A. McCoy, K.N. Womack, L. Fanning, L. Dekat and M. Stowe

Zip code caveat: Bias due to spatiotemporal mismatches between zip codes and US census-defined geographic areas - The public health disparities geocoding project pp. 1100-1102

N. Krieger, P. Waterman, J.T. Chen, M.-J. Soobader, S.V. Subramanian and R. Carson

Rural-urban differences in the public health workforce: Local health departments in 3 rural western states pp. 1102-1105

R.A. Rosenblatt, S. Casey and M. Richardson

Determinants of maternal vitamin A or beta-carotene supplementation coverage: Village-based female distributors in Nepal pp. 1105-1107

J. Katz, K.P. West , L. Wu, S.K. Khatry, E.K. Pradhan, P. Christian, S.C. LeClerq and S.R. Shrestha

Prevalence of exclusive breastfeeding among US infants: The third national health and nutrition examination survey (phase II, 1991-1994) pp. 1107-1110

R. Li, C. Ogden, C. Ballew, C. Gillespie and L. Grummer-Strawn

Sexual and drug use behavior among women who have sex with both women and men: Results of a population-based survey pp. 1110-1112

S. Scheer, I. Peterson, K. Page-Shafer, V. Delgado, A. Gleghorn, J. Ruiz, F. Molitor, W. McFarland, J. Klausner, G. Bell-Sanford, G. Bolan, C. Cossin, C.D. Smith, M. Hernandez, T. Holmes, M. Lynch, J. Reardon, C. Smith, H. Villa and F. Wiser

A tailored intervention to aid decisionmaking about hormone replacement therapy pp. 1112-1114

C.M. McBride, L.A. Bastian, S. Halabi, L. Fish, I.M. Lipkus, H.B. Bosworth, B.K. Rimer and I.C. Siegler

Effects of hospital staffing and organizational climate on needlestick injuries to nurses pp. 1115-1119

S.P. Clarke, D.M. Sloane and L.H. Aiken

Prescription noncompliance due to cost among adults with disabilities in the United States pp. 1120-1124

J. Kennedy and C. Erb

Twenty years of public health research: Inclusion of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender populations pp. 1125-1130

U. Boehmer

Prediction of depressive distress in a community sample of women: The role of sexual orientation pp. 1131-1139

A.K. Matthews, T.L. Hughes, T. Johnson, L.A. Razano and R. Cassidy

Risk behaviors, medical care, and chlamydial infection among young men in the United States pp. 1140-1143

L. Ku, M. St. Louis, C. Farshy, S. Aral, C.F. Turner, L.D. Lindberg and F. Sonenstein

Mammography screening and differences in stage of disease by race/ethnicity pp. 1144-1150

J. Jacobellis and G. Cutter

Optimal indicators of socioeconomic status for health research pp. 1151-1157

Greg Duncan, M.C. Daly, P. McDonough and D.R. Williams

Checking the pulse: Midwestern reporters' opinions on their ability to report health care news pp. 1158-1160

M. Voss

Increasing rural-urban gradients in US suicide mortality, 1970-1997 pp. 1161-1167

G.K. Singh and M. Siahpush

Assessment of a new approach to family planning services in rural Pakistan pp. 1168-1172

M. Sultan, J.G. Cleland and M.M. Ali

Use of topical sunscreens and the risk of malignant melanoma: A meta-analysis of 9067 patients from 11 case-control studies pp. 1173-1177

M. Huncharek and B. Kupelnick

The perceived impact of privatization on local health departments pp. 1178-1180

Claire Keane, J. Marx, E. Ricci and G. Barron

2002, volume 92, articles 6

ILSI and the tobacco industry [2] pp. 891-892

J. Stanley

"Sound science" and tobacco exposure [1] pp. 891

S.P. Brown

Junk science, tobacco, and agendas [3] pp. 892

P. Hagen, D. Yach and S.A. Bialous

Yach and Bialous respond [4] pp. 892-893

D. Yach

Dr Howard Brown [5] pp. 893-894

P. Rogatz and B. Hansen

Erratum: Wilcox J. The face of women's health (American Journal of Public Health (2002) 92 (566-569)) pp. 894

H. Rodriguez-Trias

Tobacco and the media pp. 895

J. Ellis and M.E. Northridge

What's a cigarette company to do? pp. 897-900

K.E. Warner

Getting to the truth: Evaluating national tobacco countermarketing campaigns pp. 901-907

M.C. Farrelly, C.G. Healton, K.C. Davis, P. Messeri, J.C. Hersey and M.L. Haviland

Why and how the tobacco industry sells cigarettes to young adults: Evidence from industry documents pp. 908-916

P.M. Ling and S.A. Glantz

Tobacco industry youth smoking prevention programs: Protecting the industry and hurting tobacco control pp. 917-930

A. Landman, P.M. Ling and S.A. Glantz

The smoke nuisance pp. 931

E. Fee, T.M. Brown, J. Lazarus and P. Theerman

Tobaccoism pp. 932-934

J.H. Kellogg

John Harvey Kellogg, MD: Health reformer and antismoking crusader pp. 935

E. Fee and T.M. Brown

Louisiana tobacco control: Creating momentum with limited funds pp. 936-937

S.M. Thomas, E.B. Schuler-Adair, S. Cunningham, M. Celestin and C. Brown

Tobacco industry marketing at point of purchase after the 1998 MSA billboard advertising ban pp. 937-940

M.A. Wakefield, Y.M. Terry-McElrath, F.J. Chaloupka, D.C. Barker, S.J. Slater, P.I. Clark and G.A. Giovino

Are the sales practices of internet cigarette vendors good enough to prevent sales to minors? pp. 940-941

K.M. Ribisl, A.E. Kim and R.S. Williams

Local enactment of tobacco control policies in Massachusetts pp. 941-943

W.J. Bartosch and G.C. Pope

Cigar use in New Jersey among adolescents and adults pp. 943-945

C.D. Delnevo, E.S. Pevzner, M.B. Steinberg, C.W. Warren and J. Slade

The institute of medicine report on smoking: A blueprint for a renewed public health policy pp. 945-946

G.B. Gori

Validation of school nurses to identify severe gingivitis in adolescents pp. 946-948

D. Cappelli and J.P. Brown

Science, politics, and ideology in the campaign against environmental tobacco smoke pp. 949-954

R. Bayer and J. Colgrove

Tobacco industry surveillance of public health groups: The case of STAT and INFACT pp. 955-960

R.E. Malone

Do sex and ethnic differences in smoking initiation mask similarities in cessation behavior? pp. 961-965

G.A. McGrady and L.L. Pederson

Maternal smoking during pregnancy and severe antisocial behavior in offspring: A review pp. 966-974

L.S. Wakschlag, K.E. Pickett, E. Cook , N.L. Benowitz and B.L. Leventhal

Independent evaluation of the California Tobacco Control Program: Relationships between program exposure and outcomes, 1996-1998 pp. 975-983

L.A. Rohrbach, B. Howard-Pitney, J.B. Unger, C.W. Dent, K.A. Howard, T.B. Cruz, K.M. Ribisl, G.J. Norman, H. Fishbein and C.A. Johnson

Evaluating the tobacco settlement damage awards: Too much or not enough? pp. 984-989

M. Coller, Glenn Harrison and Melayne McInnes

Benefits of smoking cessation for longevity pp. 990-996

D.H. Taylor , V. Hasselblad, S.J. Henley, M.J. Thun and Frank Sloan

Addressing tobacco in managed care: A survey of dentists' knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors pp. 997-1001

D. Albert, A. Ward, K. Ahluwalia and D. Sadowsky

Estimates of global and regional smoking prevalence in 1995, by age and sex pp. 1002-1006

P. Jha, M.K. Ranson, S.N. Nguyen and D. Yach

Smoking among Chinese Americans: Behavior, knowledge, and beliefs pp. 1007-1012

E.S.H. Yu, E.H. Chen, K.K. Kim and S. Abdulrahim

Prevalence and predictors of tobacco use among Asian Americans in the Delaware Valley region pp. 1013-1020

G.X. Ma, S. Shive, Yong Tan and J. Toubbeh

2002, volume 92, articles 5

Environmental asthma intervention [1] (multiple letters) pp. 697-698

E.D. Richter and P.L. Kinney

Ethics, human rights, and public health [2] (multiple letters) pp. 698-699

S. Gruskin and N.E. Kass

Welfare reform and Latinas' use of perinatal health care [3] (multiple letters) pp. 699-700

D.M. Seils, L.D. Castel, L.H. Curtis, K.P. Weinfurt, T. Joyce, T. Bauer, H. Minkoff and Robert Kaestner

Evidence-based medicine and alternative treatments [4] pp. 700

M.H. Kirschner

Housing and health pp. 701

M.E. Northridge and E.D. Sclar

Should housing be built on former brownfield sites? pp. 703-705

M. Greenberg

From woolsorters to mail sorters: Anthrax past, present, and future pp. 705-706

V. Sidel, H.W. Cohen and R.M. Gould

Taking better baby contests seriously pp. 707-708

M.S. Pernick

America's affordable housing crisis: A contract unfulfilled pp. 709-712

L. Freeman

The human right to adequate housing: A tool for promoting and protecting individual and community health pp. 712-715

B. Thiele

The anthrax vaccine program: An analysis of the CDC's recommendations for vaccine use pp. 715-721

M. Nass

Rethinking McKeown: The relationship between public health and social change pp. 722-725

Simon Szreter

The McKeown thesis: A historical controversy and its enduring influence pp. 725-729

J. Colgrove

Mckeown and the idea that social conditions are fundamental causes of disease pp. 730-732

B.G. Link and J.C. Phelan

Home is where the harm is: Inadequate housing as a public health crisis pp. 733-738

S.A. Bashir

Lead awareness: North Philly style pp. 739-741

N.L. Rothman, R.J. Lourie and J. Gaughan

Making better babies: Public health and race betterment in Indiana, 1920-1935 pp. 742-752

A.M. Stern

Baxter street then pp. 753

E. Fee, T.M. Brown, J. Lazarus and P. Theerman

Anthrax and the wool trade pp. 754-757

J.H. Bell

John Henry Bell: Occupational anthrax pioneer pp. 756-757

E. Fee and T.M. Brwon

Housing and health: Time again for public health action pp. 758-768

J. Krieger and D.L. Higgins

Relation between housing age, housing value, and childhood blood lead levels in children in Jefferson County, Ky pp. 769-770

D.Y. Kim, F. Staley, G. Curtis and S. Buchanan

Asthma-related limitations in sexual functioning: An important but neglected area of quality of life pp. 770-772

I.H. Meyer, P. Sternfels, J.K. Fagan and J.G. Ford

Challenges faced by homeless sexual minorities: Comparison of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender homeless adolescents with their heterosexual counterparts pp. 773-777

B.N. Cochran, A.J. Stewart, J.A. Ginzler and A.M. Cauce

Emergency department use among the homeless and marginally housed: Results from a community-based study pp. 778-784

M.B. Kushel, S. Perry, D. Bangsberg, R. Clark and A.R. Moss

Clean indoor air: Advances in California, 1990-1999 pp. 785-791

E.A. Gilpin, A.J. Farkas, S.L. Emery, C.F. Ake and J.P. Pierce

Unraveling the ecology of risks for early childhood asthma among ethnically diverse families in the southwest pp. 792-798

M.D. Klinnert, M.R. Price, A.H. Liu and J.L. Robinson

Effects of participation in the WIC program on birthweight: Evidence from the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth pp. 799-804

L. Kowaleski-Jones and Greg Duncan

Role of Black churches in health promotion programs: Lessons from the Los Angeles mammography promotion in churches program pp. 805-810

S. Markens, S.A. Fox, B. Taub and M.L. Gilbert

Relationship between patients' perceptions of disadvantage and discrimination and listing for kidney transplantation pp. 811-817

A.C. Klassen, A.G. Hall, B. Saksvig, B. Curbow and D.K. Klassen

HIV and AIDS risk behaviors among female jail detainees: Implications for public health policy pp. 818-825

G.M. McClelland, L.A. Teplin, K.M. Abram and N. Jacobs

Tuberculosis screening among foreign-born persons applying for permanent US residence pp. 826-829

M. Saraiya, S.T. Cookson, P. Tribble, B. Silk, R. Cass, S. Poonja, M. Walting, N. Howland, E.A. Paz, J. Cochran, K.S. Moser, M.J. Oxtoby and N.J. Binkin

Heat wave morbidity and mortality, Milwaukee, Wis, 1999 vs 1995: An improved response? pp. 830-833

M.G. Weisskopf, H.A. Anderson, S. Foldy, L.P. Hanrahan, K. Blair, T.J. Török and P.D. Rumm

Body mass index and disability in adulthood: A 20-year panel study pp. 834-840

K.F. Ferraro, Y.-P. Su, R.J. Gretebeck, D.R. Black and S.F. Badylak

Trends in mortality due to legal intervention in the United States, 1979 through 1997 pp. 841-843

A.G. Sikora and M. Mulvihill

Overweight status and eating patterns among adolescents: Where do youths stand in comparison with the Healthy People 2010 objectives? pp. 844-851

D. Neumark-Sztainer, M. Story, P.J. Hannan and J. Croll

Association of medical insurance and other factors with receipt of antiretroviral therapy pp. 852-857

J.C. Keruly, R. Conviser and R.D. Moore

Effect of birth cohort on risk of hip fracture: Age-specific incidence rates in the Framingham Study pp. 858-862

E.J. Samelson, Y. Zhang, D.P. Kiel, M.T. Hannan and D.T. Felson

2002, volume 92, articles 4

The weathering hypothesis [2] (multiple letters) pp. 507-508

C. Stevens-Simon, V.A. Rauh, H.F. Andrews and R.S. Garfinkel

The weathering hypothesis pp. 507-508

C. Stevens-Simon

Questionnaire wording on population-based estimates of mammography prevalence [1] pp. 507

A. Berumen

Erratum: Cholera prevention with traditional and novel water treatment methods: An outbreak investigation in Fort-Dauphin, Madagascar. (American Journal of Public Health (2001) 91 (1608-1610)) pp. 508

M.E. Reller, Y.J.M. Mong, R.M. Hoekstra and R.E. Quick

The health of women of color pp. 511

G.N. Stover and M.E. Northridge

Colorful communities: Toward a language of inclusion pp. 512-514

G.N. Stover

Elevating the voices of rural minority women pp. 514-515

M. Hargraves

Moving forward: Addressing the health of Asian American and Pacific Islander women pp. 516-519

M. Ro

Reconceptualizing native women's health: An "indigenist" stress-coping model pp. 520-524

K.L. Walters and J.M. Simoni

Public health needs and scientific opportunities in research on Latinas pp. 525-529

H. Amaro and A. De la Torre

Intimate partner violence and women of color: A call for innovations pp. 530-534

R.K. Lee, V.L.S. Thompson and M.B. Mechanic

What factors hinder women of color from obtaining preventive health care? pp. 535-539

L.J. Cornelius, P.L. Smith and G.M. Simpson

Impact of breast cancer on African American women: Priority areas for research in the next decade pp. 539-542

L.A. Jones and J.A. Chilton

Diabetes, diversity, and disparity: What do we do with the evidence? pp. 543-548

S.A. Black

Cardiovascular disease among women residing in rural America: Epidemiology, explanations, and challenges pp. 548-551

H.A. Taylor, G.D. Hughes and R.J. Garrison

Toward a strategic approach for reducing disparities in infant mortality pp. 552-556

C.J.R. Hogue and C. Vasquez

Spirituality and health for women of color pp. 557-560

C.F. Musgrave, C.E. Allen and G.J. Allen

Considerations for community-based research with African American women pp. 561-564

F.M. Jackson

A dedicated public health nurse pp. 565

E. Fee, T.M. Brown, J. Lazarus and P. Theerman

The face of women's health: Helen Rodriguez-Trias pp. 566-569

J. Wilcox

Who does the work of public health? pp. 570-575

B. Avery

Mobilizing women for minority health and social justice in California pp. 576-579

D. Littlefield, C.C. Robison, L. Engelbrecht, B. González and H. Hutcheson

Eliminating health disparities among minority women: A report on conference workshop process and outcomes pp. 580-587

P.B. Kritek, M. Hargraves, E.H. Cuellar, F. Dallo, D.M. Gauthier, C.A. Holland, C. Ilkiw, J.W. Swanson and R. Swanson

Racial/ethnic variations in women's health: The social embeddedness of health pp. 588-597

D.R. Williams

Safety-net institutions buffer the impact of medicaid managed care: A multi-method assessment in a rural state pp. 598-610

H. Waitzkin, R.L. Williams, J.A. Bock, J. McCloskey, C. Willging and W. Wagner

Is breast cancer a disease of affluence, poverty, or both? The case of African American women pp. 611-613

N. Krieger

Effectiveness of media strategies to increase enrollment and diversity in the women's health registry pp. 613-614

J.L. Rogers

A multilevel analysis of the relationship between institutional and individual racial discrimination and health status pp. 615-623

G.C. Gee

Relation between racial discrimination, social class, and health among ethnic minority groups pp. 624-631

S. Karlsen and J.Y. Nazroo

Heterogeneity of health disparities among African American, Hispanic, and Asian American women: Unrecognized influences of sexual orientation pp. 632-639

V.M. Mays, A.K. Yancey, S.D. Cochran, M. Weber and J.E. Fielding

Early adult characteristics and mortality among inner-city African American women pp. 640-645

N.M. Astone, M. Ensminger and H.S. Juon

Increasing use of mammography among older, rural African American women: Results from a community trial pp. 646-654

J.A. Earp, E. Eng, M.S. O'Malley, M. Altpeter, G. Rauscher, L. Mayne, H.F. Mathews, K.S. Lynch and B. Qaqish

HIV-associated histories, perceptions, and practices among low-income African American women: Does rural residence matter? pp. 655-659

R.A. Crosby, W.L. Yarber, R.J. DiClemente, G.M. Wingood and B. Meyerson

Does a history of trauma contribute to HIV risk for women of color? Implications for prevention and policy pp. 660-665

G.E. Wyatt, H.F. Myers, J.K. Williams, C.R. Kitchen, T. Loeb, J.V. Carmona, L.E. Wyatt, D. Chin and N. Presley

Papanicolaou test use among reproductive-age women at high risk for cervical cancer: Analyses of the 1995 National Survey of Family Growth pp. 666-669

M. Hewitt, S. Devesa and N. Breen

Hepatitis C virus infection in young, low-income women: The role of sexually transmitted infection as a potential cofactor for HCV infection pp. 670-676

K.A. Page-Shafer, B. Cahoon-Young, J.D. Klausner, S. Morrow, F. Molitor, J. Ruiz and W. McFarland

2002, volume 92, articles 3

An analysis of the Serostatus Approach to Fighting the HIV Epidemic [1] pp. 331

J.N. Inungu

The serostatus approach to HIV prevention and care: Cautions and caveats [2] (multiple letters) pp. 331-333

S. Mills, R.S. Janssen, R.O. Valdiserri, M. Shepherd and K. De Cock

Clinical Assessment Software Application (CASA) and immunization coverage rates [3] (multiple letters) pp. 333-334

J. Stevenson, M. Massoudi, S. Stokley, I. Bulim and M.E. O'Connor

The global spread of HIV pp. 335

M.E. Northridge

The UN General Assembly Special Session on HIV/AIDS: Were some lessons of the last 20 years ignored? pp. 337-338

S. Gruskin

Ensuring timely access to care for people with HIV infection: A public health imperative pp. 339-340

J. Levi

HIV/AIDS stigma: An impediment to public health pp. 341-342

R.O. Valdiserri

The Global HIV/AIDS pandemic, structural inequalities, and the politics of international health pp. 343-346

R. Parker

Ensuring a public health impact of programs to reduce HIV transmission from mothers to infants: The place of voluntary counseling and testing pp. 347-351

M.T. Bassett

Corporate speech and the constitution: The deregulation of tobacco advertising pp. 352-355

L.O. Gostin

Tobacco, commercial speech, and libertarian values: The end of the line for restrictions on advertising? pp. 356-359

R. Bayer

Expressive freedom and tobacco advertising: A Canadian perspective pp. 360-362

C.P. Manfredi

Medical education for women, 1870 pp. 363

E. Fee, T.M. Brown, J. Lazarus and P. Theerman

How common is choosing to discontinue treatment for HIV? pp. 364

K. Thomas, L. Rubino, A.T. O'Connor and S.A. Nachman

Effect of nevirapine toxicity on choice of perinatal HIV prevention strategies pp. 365-366

J.S.A. Stringer, M. Sinkala, D.J. Rouse, R.L. Goldenberg and S.H. Vermund

Violence during pregnancy among women with or at risk for HIV infection pp. 367-370

L.J. Koenig, D.J. Whitaker, R.A. Royce, T.E. Wilson, M.R. Callahan and M.I. Fernandez

HIV-related stigma and knowledge in the United States: Prevalence and trends, 1991-1999 pp. 371-377

G.M. Herek, J.P. Capitanio and K.F. Widaman

Relationships of stigma and shame to gonorrhea and HIV screening pp. 378-381

J.D. Fortenberry, M. McFarlane, A. Bleakley, S. Bull, M. Fishbein, D.M. Grimley, C.K. Malotte and B.P. Stoner

Changes in HIV seroprevalence and related behaviors among male injection drug users who do and do not have sex with men: New York City, 1990-1999 pp. 382-384

C.B. Maslow, S.R. Friedman, T.E. Perlis, R. Rockwell and D.C. Des Jarlais

Age-specific seroprevalence of HIV, hepatitis B virus, and hepatitis C virus infection among injection drug users admitted to drug treatment in 6 US cities pp. 385-387

C.S. Murrill, H. Weeks, B.C. Castrucci, H.S. Weinstock, B.P. Bell, C. Spruill and M. Gwinn

Impact of highly active antiretroviral treatment on HIV seroincidence among men who have sex with men: San Francisco pp. 388-394

M.H. Katz, S.K. Schwarcz, T.A. Kellogg, J.D. Klausner, J.W. Dilley, S. Gibson and W. McFarland

Analysis of a population-based Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia Index as an outcome measure of access and quality of care for the treatment of HIV disease pp. 395-398

P.S. Arno, M.N. Gourevitch, E. Drucker, J. Fang, C. Goldberg, M. Memmott, K. Bonuck, N. Deb and E. Schoenbaum

Improving the health of infants on Medicaid by collocating special supplemental nutrition clinics with managed care provider sites pp. 399-403

A.P. Kendal, A. Peterson, C. Manning, F. Xu, L.J. Neville and C. Hogue

No care for the caregivers: Declining health insurance coverage for health care personnel and their children, 1988-1998 pp. 404-408

B.G.S. Case, D.U. Himmelstein and S. Woolhandler

When the caregiver needs care: The plight of vulnerable caregivers pp. 409-413

M. Navaie-Waliser, P.H. Feldman, D.A. Gould, C. Levine, A.N. Kuerbis and K. Donelan

Smooth moves: Bar and nightclub tobacco promotions that target young adults pp. 414-419

E. Sepe, P.M. Ling and S.A. Glantz

Spatial variability in toxicity indicators used to rank chemical risks pp. 420-422

S.L. Cutter, M.S. Scott and A.A. Hill

Timing of insurance coverage and use of prenatal care among low-income women pp. 423-427

S. Egerter, P. Braveman and K. Marchi

Neighborhood context and youth cardiovascular health behaviors pp. 428-436

R.E. Lee and C. Cubbin

Effect on smoking cessation of switching nicotine replacement therapy to over-the-counter status pp. 437-442

A.N. Thorndike, L. Biener and N.A. Rigotti

Effect of racial/ethnic misclassification of American Indians and Alaskan natives on Washington State death certificates, 1989-1997 pp. 443-444

P. Stehr-Green, J. Bettles, L.D. Robertson and C. Wilson

Subgroups of refusers in a disability prevention trial in older adults: Baseline and follow-up analysis pp. 445-450

C.E. Minder, T. Müller, G. Gillmann, J.C. Beck and A.E. Stuck

2002, volume 92, articles 2

Revisiting race/ethnicity as a variable in health research [1] pp. 156-157

N.M. Thomas and R. Bhopal

Changing to the 2000 standard million [2] (multiple letters) pp. 157-158

D.L. Hoyert, R.N. Anderson, N. Krieger and D.R. Williams

The march of dimes [3] (multiple letters) pp. 158

A. Noymer, E. Fee and T.M. Brown

The March of Dimes pp. 158

A. Noymer

Erratum: The search for cancer risk factors: When can we stop looking? (American Journal of Public Health (2001) 91 (360-364)) pp. 158

C.B. Begg

Out of the mouths of babes pp. 159

A.T. Cohall

Boarder babies with AIDS in Harlem: Lessons in applied public health pp. 163-165

S.W. Nicholas and E.J. Abrams

Public health and bioethics: The benefits of collaboration pp. 165-167

B.W. Levin and A.R. Fleischman

Ethics and public health: Forging a strong relationship pp. 169-176

D. Callahan and B. Jennings

Health care revival renews, rekindles, and revives pp. 177-179

E. Lawson and A. Young

"Health for three-thirds of the nation": Public health advocacy of universal access to medical care in the United States pp. 180-190

A. Derickson

Medical progress and African Americans. 1947 pp. 191-194

W.M. Cobb

The march on Washington, 1963 pp. 195

E. Fee, T.M. Brown, W.J. Lear, J. Lazarus and P. Theerman

Improving global public health leadership through training in epidemiology and public health: The experience of TEPHINET pp. 196-197

V.M. Cardenas, M.C. Roces, S. Wattanasri, F. Martinez-Navarro, M. Tshimanga, N. Al-Hamdan and J.H. Jara

Adolescent same-sex romantic attractions and relationships: Implications for substance use and abuse pp. 198-202

S.T. Russell, A.K. Driscoll and N. Truong

AIDS-related risk among adolescent males who have sex with males, females, or both: Evidence from a statewide survey pp. 203-210

C. Goodenow, J. Netherland and L. Szalacha

Condom use as a function of time in new and established adolescent sexual relationships pp. 211-213

J.D. Fortenberry, W. Tu, J. Harezlak, B.P. Katz and D.P. Orr

Childhood sexual abuse and risk behaviors among men at high risk for HIV infection pp. 214-219

C. Dilorio, T. Hartwell and N. Hansen

Poverty, family process, and the mental health of immigrant children in Canada pp. 220-227

M. Beiser, F. Hou, I. Hyman and M. Tousignant

Knowledge of welfare reform program provisions among families of children with chronic conditions pp. 228-230

L.A. Smith, P.H. Wise and N.S. Wampler

Prevalence of medication treatment for attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder among elementary school children in Johnston County, North Carolina pp. 231-234

A.S. Rowland, D.M. Umbach, L. Stallone, A.J. Naftel, E.M. Bohlig and D.P. Sandler

Classroom-based surveys of adolescent risk-taking behaviors: Reducing the bias of absenteeism pp. 235-237

S. Guttmacher, B.C. Weitzman, F. Kapadia and S.L. Weinberg

Avoiding the boomerang: Testing the relative effectiveness of antidrug public service announcements before a national campaign pp. 238-245

M. Fishbein, K. Hall-Jamieson, E. Zimmer, I. Von Haeften and R. Nabi

The contribution of expanding portion sizes to the US obesity epidemic pp. 246-249

L.R. Young and M. Nestle

Chewing tobacco: Who uses and who quits? Findings from NHANES III, 1988-1994 pp. 250-256

B. Howard-Pitney and M.A. Winkleby

Boards of health as venues for clean indoor air policy making pp. 257-265

J.V. Dearlove and S.A. Glantz

Childhood vaccination providers in the United States pp. 266-270

C.W. LeBaron, B. Lyons, M. Massoudi and J. Stevenson

Recognition of osteoporosis by primary care physicians pp. 271-273

S.H. Gehlbach, M. Fournier and C. Bigelow

The SUCCESS project: The effect of program format and incentives on participation and cessation in worksite smoking cessation programs pp. 274-279

D.J. Hennrikus, R.W. Jeffery, H.A. Lando, D.M. Murray, K. Brelje, B. Davidann, J.S. Baxter, D. Thai, J. Vessey and John Liu

Unrecognized HIV infection among patients attending sexually transmitted disease clinics pp. 280-283

H. Weinstock, M. Dale, L. Linley and M. Gwinn

Cadmium exposure in pregnancy and lactation in relation to iron status pp. 284-287

A. Akesson, M. Berglund, A. Schütz, P. Bjellerup, K. Bremme and M. Vahter

Effects of iron supplementation on maternal hematologic status in pregnancy pp. 288-293

N.L. Sloan, E. Jordan and B. Winikoff

The differential effects of face-to-face and computer interview modes pp. 294-297

J.C. Newman, D.C. Des Jarlais, C.F. Turner, J. Gribble, P. Cooley and D. Paone

2002, volume 92, articles 1

Contribution of chronic conditions to aggregate changes in old-age functioning [1] (multiple letters) pp. 7-8

P.P. Wang, E.M. Badley, V.A. Freedman and L.G. Martin

Nonmedical exemptions to state immunization laws [2] pp. 8

J.M. Santoli and A.R. Hinman

Reconnecting the mouth to the body of public health pp. 9

M.E. Northridge

September 11: The response and role of public health pp. 10-11

A. Rosenfield, S.S. Morse and K. Yanda

A "health commons" approach to oral health for low-income populations in a rural state pp. 12-13

S. Beetstra, D. Derksen, M. Ro, W. Powell, D.E. Fry and A. Kaufman

Attacks on science: The risks to evidence-based policy pp. 14-18

L. Rosenstock and L.J. Lee

Impact of targeted programs on health systems: A case study of the polio eradication initiative pp. 19-23

B. Loevinsohn, B. Aylward, R. Steinglass, E. Ogden, T. Goodman and B. Melgaard

On the front lines: An environmental asthma intervention in New York City pp. 24-26

P.L. Kinney, M.E. Northridge, G.L. Chew, E. Gronning, E. Joseph, J.C. Correa, S. Prakash and I. Goldstein

Beauty and the beast: Results of the Rhode Island smokefree shop initiative pp. 27-28

L.A. Linnan, K.M. Emmons and D.B. Abrams

The world health report 2000: Can health care systems be compared using a single measure of performance pp. 30+32-33

J.S. Coyne and Peter Hilsenrath

The world health report 2000: Can health care systems be compared using a single measure of performance pp. 31+33-34

V. Navarro

The tooth puller [l'arracheur de dents] pp. 35

E. Fee, T.M. Brown, J. Lazarus and P. Theerman

Public careers and private sexuality: some gay and lesbian lives in the history of medicine and public health pp. 36-44

B. Hansen

School-based screening for asthma in third-grade urban children: The passaic asthma reduction effort survey pp. 45-46

N.C.G. Freeman, D. Schneider and P. McGarvey

Severely reduced functional status in veterans fitting a case definition of Gulf war syndrome pp. 46-47

R.W. Haley, A.M. Maddrey and H.K. Gershenfeld

Wheelchair users at home: Few home modifications and many injurious falls pp. 48

K. Berg, M. Hines and Steven Allen

Lack of oral health care for adults in Harlem: A hidden crisis pp. 49-52

G.P. Zabos, M.E. Northridge, M.J. Ro, C. Trinh, R. Vaughan, J.M. Howard, I. Lamster, M.T. Bassett and A.T. Cohall

Problems with access to dental care for medicaid-insured children: What caregivers think pp. 53-58

M. Mofidi, R.G. Rozier and R.S. King

Population attributable fractions of psychiatric disorders and behavioral outcomes associated with combat exposure among US men pp. 59-63

H.G. Prigerson, P.K. Maciejewski and R.A. Rosenheck

Geographic socioeconomic status, race, and advanced-stage breast cancer in New York City pp. 64-70

S.S. Merkin, L. Stevenson and N. Powe

Ages at initiation of cigarette smoking and quit attempts among women: A generation effect pp. 71-74

A. Morabia, M.C. Costanza, M.S. Bernstein and J.-C. Rielle

Bar and club tobacco promotions in the alternative press: Targeting young adults pp. 75-78

E. Sepe and S.A. Glantz

Incomplete birth certificates: A risk marker for infant mortality pp. 79-81

J.B. Gould, G. Chavez, A.R. Marks and H. Liu

Use of highly active antiretroviral therapy in a cohort of HIV-seropositive women pp. 82-87

J.A. Cook, M.H. Cohen, D. Grey, L. Kirstein, J. Burke, K. Anastos, H. Palacio, J. Richardson, T.E. Wilson and M. Young

Medical checkups: Who does not get them? pp. 88-91

D. Culica, J. Rohrer, M. Ward, Peter Hilsenrath and P. Pomrehn

Adequacy of treatment for serious mental illness in the United States pp. 92-98

P.S. Wang, O. Demler and R.C. Kessler

Income inequality and mortality in US counties: Does minority racial concentration matter? pp. 99-104

D.K. McLaughlin and C.S. Stokes

Organizational justice: Evidence of a new psychosocial predictor of health pp. 105-108

M. Elovainio, M. Kivimäki and J. Vahtera

Effect of an STD/HIV behavioral intervention on women's use of the female condom pp. 109-115

N. Van Devanter, V. Gonzales, C. Merzel, N.S. Parikh, D. Celantano and J. Greenberg

Touched by homelessness: An examination of hospitality for the down and out pp. 116-118

J.M. Bolland and D.M. McCallum

Deregionalization of neonatal intensive care in urban areas pp. 119-124

E.M. Howell, D. Richardson, P. Ginsburg and B. Foot

Defining early adolescent childbearing pp. 125-128

M.G. Phipps and M. Sowers