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American Journal of Public Health
1971 - 2018
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2001, volume 91, articles 12
- Biopreparedness and public health [2] pp. 1917-1918
- D.A. Henderson
- Land use history and public health [1] pp. 1917
- D.A. Stirling
- Fee and brown respond pp. 1918-1919
- E. Fee and T.M. Brown
- Individualized or population risks: What is the argument? [4] pp. 1919
- G.B. Gori
- The interpretation of statistically significant results: The impact of the Taiwan helmet use law [5] pp. 1919-1920
- J.J. Chen
- Erratum: The short-term impact of national smoke-free workplace legislation on passive smoking and tobacco use (American Journal of Public Health (2001) 91 (1416-1418)) pp. 1920
- A. Heloma, M.S. Jaakkola, K. Kähkönen and K. Reijula
- Health and human rights pp. 1921
- M.E. Northridge
- The challenge and place of international human rights in public health pp. 1922-1925
- C.E. Easley, S.P. Marks, D. D'État and Morgan R.E., Jr.
- Can public health researchers and agencies reconcile the push from funding bodies and the pull from communities? pp. 1926-1929
- L.W. Green and S.L. Mercer
- What is community? An evidence-based definition for participatory public health pp. 1929-1938
- K.M. MacQueen, E. McLellan, D.S. Metzger, S. Kegeles, R.P. Strauss, R. Scotti, L. Blanchard and R.T. Trotter
- The role of community advisory boards: Involving communities in the informed consent process pp. 1938-1943
- R.P. Strauss, S. Sengupta, S.C. Quinn, J. Goeppinger, C. Spaulding, S.M. Kegeles and G. Millett
- Urban history, urban health pp. 1944-1946
- K. Knowlton
- The face of public health nursing: Carol Maureen Easley Allen pp. 1947-1949
- J. Wilcox
- Meeting the data needs of a local health department: The Los Angeles County Health Survey pp. 1950-1952
- P.A. Simon, C.M. Wold, M.R. Cousineau and J.E. Fielding
- The influenza pandemic of 1918 pp. 1953
- E. Fee, T.M. Brown, J. Lazarus and P. Theerman
- Understanding and responding to youth substance use: The contribution of a health and human rights framework pp. 1954-1963
- S. Gruskin, K. Plafker and A. Smith-Estelle
- A bold new direction for environmental health research pp. 1964-1967
- K. Olden, J. Guthrie and S. Newton
- Implications for tobacco control of the multistate tobacco settlement pp. 1967-1971
- R.A. Daynard, W. Parmet, G. Kelder and P. Davidson
- Community advocates in public housing pp. 1972-1973
- M. Wolff, S. Young and C.A. Maurana
- Blood lead levels in relation to paint and dust lead levels: The Lead-Safe Cambridge Program pp. 1973-1974
- V. Potula, M. Hegarty-Steck and H. Hu
- The impact on clients of a community-based infant mortality reduction program: The national Healthy Start Program survey of postpartum women pp. 1975-1977
- M.C. McCormick, L.W. Deal, B.L. Devaney, D. Chu, L. Moreno and K.T. Raykovich
- Grassroots participation, peer education, and HIV prevention by sex workers in South Africa pp. 1978-1986
- C. Campbell and Z. Mzaidume
- The visibility of illicit drugs: Implications for community-based drug control strategies pp. 1987-1994
- L. Saxe, C. Kadushin, A. Beveridge, D. Livert, E. Tighe, D. Rindskopf, J. Ford and A. Brodsky
- Environmental and policy determinants of physical activity in the United States pp. 1995-2003
- R.C. Brownson, E.A. Baker, R.A. Housemann, L.K. Brennan and S.J. Bacak
- Using signs, artwork, and music to promote stair use in a public building pp. 2004-2006
- K.N. Boutelle, R.W. Jeffery, D.M. Murray and M.K.H. Schmitz
- Promoting stair use in a US-Mexico border community pp. 2007-2009
- K.J. Coleman and E.C. Gonzalez
- Limitations on the use of a single screening question to measure sedentary behavior pp. 2010-2012
- C.A. Macera, S.A. Ham, D.A. Jones, C.D. Kimsey, B.E. Ainsworth and L.J. Neff
- A population-based assessment of human rights abuses committed against ethnic Albanian refugees from Kosovo pp. 2013-2018
- V. Iacopino, M.W. Frank, H.M. Bauer, A.S. Keller, S.L. Fink, D. Ford, D.J. Pallin and R. Waldman
- The relation between community bans of self-service tobacco displays and store environment and between tobacco accessibility and merchant incentives pp. 2019-2021
- R.E. Lee, E.C. Feighery, N.C. Schleicher and S. Halvorson
2001, volume 91, articles 11
- On encompassing sexuality pp. 1731-1732
- B.C. Kelly
- Promoting culturally competent care for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender population [1] (multiple letters) pp. 1731
- L.M. Arnold
- CDC promotes the female condom for HIV/STD prevention [3] (multiple letters) pp. 1732-1733
- Y. Green
- Maternal smoking cessation intervention: Targeting women and their partners before pregnancy [4] (multiple letters) pp. 1733-1734
- S. De Weerd, C.M.G. Thomas, R.J.L.M. Cikot and E.A.P. Steegers
- Immigration and public health pp. 1735
- M.E. Northridge
- Untangling the web: Race/ethnicity, immigration, and the nation's health pp. 1736-1738
- M. Lillie-Blanton and J. Hudman
- Sex, lies, and silence: Reproductive health in a hostile environment pp. 1739-1741
- W. Chavkin
- Turning science into junk: The tobacco industry and passive smoking pp. 1742-1744
- J.M. Samet and T.A. Burke
- Junking science to promote tobacco pp. 1745-1748
- D. Yach and S.A. Bialous
- Constructing "sound science" and "good epidemiology": Tobacco, lawyers, and public relations firms pp. 1749-1757
- E.K. Ong and S.A. Glantz
- Evaluation and reform of Mexican National Epidemiological Surveillance System pp. 1758-1760
- R. Tapia-Conyer, P. Kuri-Morales, L. González-Urbán and E. Sarti
- Reproductive health in eastern Europe: A collaborrative training project in Romania pp. 1761-1763
- F. Lüdicke, M. Horga and A. Campana
- Immigrant mother and child: Chicago, 1910 pp. 1764
- E. Fee, T.M. Brown, J. Lazarus and P. Theerman
- The health of immigrants. 1943 pp. 1765-1767
- A. Hamilton
- Alice Hamilton: settlement physician, occupational health pioneer pp. 1767
- E. Fee and T.M. Brown
- "Do it now!" Yakima, Wash, and the campaign against rural typhoid pp. 1768-1775
- N. Casner
- An ethics framework for public health pp. 1776-1782
- N.E. Kass
- Investigating neighborhood and area effects on health pp. 1783-1789
- A.V. Diez Roux
- A pilot study to evaluate a tobacco diversion program pp. 1790-1791
- D. Lazovich, J. Ford, J. Forster and B. Riley
- Providing hepatitis B vaccination to injection drug users: Referral to health clinics vs on-site vaccination at a syringe exchange program pp. 1791-1792
- D.C. Des Jarlais, D.G. Fisher, J.C. Newman, B.N. Trubatch, M. Yancovitz, D. Paone and D. Perlman
- A comparison of state-specific all-terrain vehicle - Related death rates, 1990-1999 pp. 1792-1795
- J.C. Helmkamp
- Buckling up America: Making a difference at the local level pp. 1795-1796
- A. Golden and B.J. Hatcher
- Effectiveness of postmigration screening in controlling tuberculosis among refugees: A historical cohort study, 1984-1998 pp. 1797-1799
- G.B. Marks, J. Bai, G.J. Stewart, S.E. Simpson and E.A. Sullivan
- Growth status and related medical conditions among refugee children in Massachusetts, 1995-1998 pp. 1800-1805
- P.L. Geltman, M. Radin, Z. Zhang, J. Cochran and A.F. Meyers
- Health care for Latino children: Impact of child and parental birthplace on insurance status and access to health services pp. 1806-1807
- G. Granados, J. Puvvula, N. Berman and P.T. Dowling
- The relationship of neighborhood socioeconomic characteristics to birthweight among 5 ethnic groups in California pp. 1808-1814
- M. Pearl, P. Braveman and B. Abrams
- The contribution of maternal age to racial disparities in birthweight: A multilevel perspective pp. 1815-1824
- V.A. Rauh, H.F. Andrews and R.S. Garfinkel
- Relying on surveys to understand abortion behavior: Some cautionary evidence pp. 1825-1831
- R. Jagannathan
- Strategies for motivating Latino couples' participation in qualitative health research and their effects on sample construction pp. 1832-1841
- H.M. Preloran, C.H. Browner and E. Lieber
- Predictors and prevention of nonfatal overdose among street-recruited injection heroin users in the San Francisco Bay Area, 1998-1999 pp. 1842-1846
- K.H. Seal, A.H. Kral, L. Gee, L.D. Moore, R.N. Bluthenthal, J. Lorvick and B.R. Edlin
- Area-level characteristics and smoking in women pp. 1847-1850
- M. Tseng, K. Yeatts, R. Millikan and B. Newman
- Cigarrette taxes and smoking during pregnancy pp. 1851-1856
- J.S. Ringel and William Evans
- Welfare reform and the perinatal health and health care use of latino women in California, New York city, and Texas pp. 1857-1864
- T. Joyce, T. Bauer, H. Minkoff and Robert Kaestner
- Prenatal care use among selected Asian American groups pp. 1865-1868
- S.M. Yu, G.R. Alexander, R. Schwalberg and M.D. Kogan
- Mental health correlates of perceived discrimination among lesbian, gay, and bisexual adults in the United States pp. 1869-1876
- V.M. Mays and S.D. Cochran
- Treatment outcomes and costs of dental sealants among children enrolled in Medicaid pp. 1877-1881
- J.A. Weintraub, S.C. Stearns, R.G. Rozier and C.-C. Huang
- HIV-related behaviors and perceptions among adults in 25 states: 1997 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System pp. 1882-1888
- D. Holtzman, S.D. Bland, A. Lansky and K.A. Mack
- Effects of cost sharing on care seeking and health status: Results from the Medical Outcomes Study pp. 1889-1894
- M.D. Wong, R. Andersen, C.D. Sherbourne, R.D. Hays and M.F. Shapiro
2001, volume 91, articles 10
- Health status of the Pakistani population [1] (multiple letters) pp. 1545-1546
- D. Nanan, M. Akhter and G. Pappas
- Treatment of tuberculosis in Haiti [2] (multiple letters) pp. 1546-1547
- R. Long, M. Scalcini, J. Ollé-Goig, M. Desvarieux, Johnson W.D., Jr. and J.W. Pape
- One world: Global health pp. 1548
- M.E. Northridge and J. Wilcox
- The CARE-CDC Health Initiative: A model for global participatory research pp. 1549-1552
- P.L. Riley, L. Nkinsi and L. Buhi
- Melding disparate cultures and capacities to create global health partnerships pp. 1552-1554
- P.D. Bell and C.C. Stokes
- Making health a priority of US foreign policy pp. 1554-1556
- D.M. Fox and J.S. Kassalow
- US public health leaders shift toward a new paradigm of global health pp. 1556-1558
- S. Bunyavanich and R.B. Walkup
- Using folk media in HIV/AIDS prevention in Rural Ghana pp. 1559-1562
- S. Panford, M.O. Nyaney, S.O. Amoah and N.G. Aidoo
- Managing newborn health in the global community pp. 1563-1564
- W. Foege
- Not just a drop in the bucket: Expanding access to point-of-use water treatment systems pp. 1565-1570
- E.D. Mintz, J. Bartram, P. Lochery and M. Wegelin
- Challenges in implementing a point-of-use water quality intervention in rural Kenya pp. 1571-1573
- P. Makutsa, K. Nzaku, P. Ogutu, P. Barasa, S. Ombeki, A. Mwaki and R.E. Quick
- Collaboration, cholera, and cyclones: A project to improve point-of-use water quality in Madagascar pp. 1574-1576
- C. Dunston, D. McAfee, R. Kaiser, D. Rakotoarison, L. Rambeloson, Anh Thu Hoang and R.E. Quick
- Impact of the safe water system on water quality in cyclone-affected communities in Madagascar pp. 1577-1579
- Y. Mong, R. Kaiser, D. Ibrahim, Rosoatiana, L. Razafimbololona and R.E. Quick
- Community environmental health assessment in Peru's desert hills and rainforest pp. 1580-1582
- V. Baffigo, J. Albinagorta, L. Nauca, P. Rojas, R. Alegre, B. Hubbard and J. Sarisky
- Trapping the vector: Community action to curb sleeping sickness in Southern Sudan pp. 1583-1585
- L.L. Joja and U.A. Okoli
- Developing public health management training capacity in Nicaragua pp. 1586-1588
- E. McEwan, M.J. Conway, D.L. Bull and M.D. Malison
- Transportation for maternal emergencies in Tanzania: Empowering communities through participatory problem solving pp. 1589-1590
- T. Schmid, O. Kanenda, I. Ahluwalia and M. Kouletio
- Saudi nutrition education for pregnant women, 1988 pp. 1591
- W.H. Helfand, J. Lazarus and P. Theerman
- Social medicine then and now: Lessons from Latin America pp. 1592-1601
- H. Waitzkin, C. Iriart, Angel Estrada and S. Lamadrid
- Modeling and reinforcement to combat HIV: The MARCH approach to behavior change pp. 1602-1607
- C. Galavotti, K.A. Pappas-DeLuca and A. Lansky
- Cholera prevention with traditional and novel water treatment methods: An outbreak investigation in Fort-Dauphin, Madagascar pp. 1608-1610
- M.E. Reller, Y.J.M. Mong, R.M. Hoekstra and R.E. Quick
- Seeking safe storage: A comparison of drinking water quality in clay and plastic vessels pp. 1610-1611
- P. Ogutu, V. Garrett, P. Barasa, S. Ombeki, A. Mwaki and R.E. Quick
- Care seeking during fatal childhood illnesses: Siaya District, Kenya, 1998 pp. 1611-1613
- R. Garg, W. Omwomo, J.M. Witte, L.A. Lee and M.S. Deming
- Monitoring behavioral risk factors for cardiovascular disease in Russia pp. 1613-1614
- H. Zabina, T.L. Schmid, I. Glasunov, R. Potemkina, T. Kamardina, A. Deev, S. Konstantinova and M. Popovich
- Hormonal pregnancy tests in sub-Saharan Africa pp. 1614-1615
- J. Stanback and E. Raymond
- Mortality from unintentional injuries in Japan, 1899-1998 pp. 1615-1616
- M. Ichikawa
- Community health worker performance in the management of multiple childhood illnesses: Siaya District, Kenya, 1997-2001 pp. 1617-1624
- J.M. Kelly, B. Osamba, R.M. Garg, M.J. Hamel, J.J. Lewis, S.Y. Rowe, A.K. Rowe and M.S. Deming
- Management of childhood illness at health facilities in Benin: Problems and their causes pp. 1625-1635
- A.K. Rowe, F. Onikpo, M. Lama, F. Cokou and M.S. Deming
- Improving surveillance for maternal and perinatal health in 2 districts of rural Tanzania pp. 1636-1640
- A. Kilonzo, M. Kouletio, S.J. Whitehead, K.M. Curtis and B.J. McCarthy
- Obesity and undernutrition and cardiovascular risk factors in rural and urban Gambian communities pp. 1641-1644
- M.A.B. Van der Sande, S.M. Ceesay, P.J.M. Milligan, O.A. Nyan, W.A.S. Banya, A. Prentice, K.P.W.J. McAdam and G.E.L. Walraven
- Growth in indigenous and nonindigenous Chilean schoolchildren from 3 poverty strata pp. 1645-1649
- P. Bustos, H. Amigo, S.R. Muñoz and R. Martorell
- Extrarelational sex among Mexican men and their partners' risk of HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases pp. 1650-1652
- J. Pulerwitz, J.-A. Izazola-Licea and S.L. Gortmaker
- Smoking among youths in China pp. 1653-1655
- T. Hesketh, Qu Jian Ding and A. Tomkins
- Results of the expanded program on immunization in the Macedonian refugee camps pp. 1656-1659
- D.G. Koop, B.M. Jackson and G. Nestel
- Self-assessed health among indigenous Australians: How valid is a global question? pp. 1660-1663
- B. Sibthorpe, I. Anderson and J. Cunningham
- Factors linked to bacterial vaginosis in nonpregnant women pp. 1664-1670
- C. Holzman, J.M. Leventhal, H. Qiu, N.M. Jones and Jessie Wang
- Predictors of low back pain onset in a prospective British study pp. 1671-1678
- C. Power, J. Frank, C. Hertzman, G. Schierhout and Leon Li
- Partner violence among adolescents in opposite-sex romantic relationships: Findings from the national longitudinal study of adolescent health pp. 1679-1685
- C.T. Halpern, S.G. Oslak, M.L. Young, S.L. Martin and L.L. Kupper
- A motivational interviewing intervention to increase fruit and vegetable intake through Black churches: Results of the eat for life trial pp. 1686-1693
- K. Resnicow, A. Jackson, T. Wang, A.K. De, F. McCarty, W.N. Dudley and T. Baranowski
2001, volume 91, articles 9
- Air pollution, weather stress, and blood pressure [2] (multiple letters) pp. 1345-1346
- W.S. Linn, Gong H., Jr., A. Ibald-Mulli and A. Peters
- Cigarettes and the surgeon general's report [1] (multiple letters) pp. 1345
- L. Bergner and M. Parascandola
- Erratum: The association environments with youth physical activity (American Journal of Public Health (2001) 91 (618-720)) pp. 1346
- J.F. Sallis, T.L. Conway, J.J. Prochaska, T.L. McKenzie, S.J. Marshall and M. Brown
- Labor day and public health pp. 1347
- M.E. Northridge
- Confronting global AIDS: Prevention and treatment pp. 1348-1349
- A. Berkman
- Public health and changes in illicit drug prices pp. 1350
- H. Hagan
- Reenergizing public health through precaution pp. 1351-1355
- D. Kriebel and J. Tickner
- The precautionary principle and electric and magnetic fields pp. 1355-1358
- D. Jamieson and D. Wartenberg
- The precautionary principle also applies to public health actions pp. 1358-1361
- B.D. Goldstein
- The professions of public health pp. 1362-1364
- D.M. Fox
- Public health law reform pp. 1365-1368
- L.O. Gostin
- Strengthening the legal foundations for public health practice: A framework for action pp. 1369
- A.D. Moulton and G.W. Matthews
- Night shift in a glass factory pp. 1370
- W.H. Helfand, J. Lazarus and P. Theerman
- Radioactivity and rights: Clashes at Bikini Atoll pp. 1371-1376
- R.L. Guyer
- Retaining hard-to-reach women in HIV prevention and vaccine trials: Project ACHIEVE pp. 1377-1379
- P. Brown-Peterside, E. Rivera, D. Lucy, I. Slaughter, L. Ren, M.A. Chiasson and B.A. Koblin
- De morbis artificum diatriba [diseases of workers]. 1713 pp. 1380-1382
- B. Ramazzini
- Minority women and advocacy for women's health pp. 1383-1388
- S.K. Kumanyika, C.B. Morssink and M. Nestle
- Informational privacy and the public's health: The model state public health privacy act pp. 1388-1392
- L.O. Gostin, Hodge J.G., Jr. and R.O. Valdiserri
- Coverage of tobacco dependence treatments for pregnant smokers in health maintenance organizations pp. 1393-1394
- K.E. Pickett, B. Abrams, H.H. Schauffler, J. Savage, P. Brandt, A. Kalkbrenner and S.A. Chapman
- Geographic variations in asthma mortality in Erie and Niagara counties, western New York, 1991-1996 pp. 1394-1395
- J.P. Almeida and J.S. Lwebuga-Mukasa
- Seat belt use in top-grossing movies vs actual US rates, 1978-1998 pp. 1395-1396
- H.A. Jacobsen, M.W. Kreuter, D. Luke and C.A. Cadburnay
- Local lead data are needed for local decision making pp. 1396-1397
- D.C. Payne-Sturges and J.G. Breugelmans
- Estimation of health benefits from a local living wage ordinance pp. 1398-1402
- R. Bhatia and K. Mitchell
- Keeping the unemployed healthy: The effect of means-tested and entitlement benefits in Britain, Germany, and the United States pp. 1403-1411
- E. Rodriguez
- Coverage of smoking cessation treatment by union health and welfare funds pp. 1412-1415
- E.M. Barbeau, G. Sorensen, K.M. Conlan, R. Youngstrom and K. Emmons
- The short-term impact of national smoke-free work place legislation on passive smoking and tobacco use pp. 1416-1418
- A. Heloma, M.S. Jaakkola, E. Kähkönen and K. Reijula
- The smoke you don't see: Uncovering tobacco industry scientific strategies aimed against environmental tobacco smoke policies pp. 1419-1423
- M.E. Muggli, J.L. Forster, R.D. Hurt and J.L. Repace
- Cigarette smoking behavior among US Latino men and women from different countries of origin pp. 1424-1430
- E.J. Pérez-Stable, Ana Calderon Ramirez, R. Villareal, G.A. Talavera, E. Trapido, L. Suarez, J. McAlister and A. Marti
- Changes in access to mental health care among the poor and nonpoor: Results from the health care reform in Puerto Rico pp. 1431-1434
- M. Alegría, T. McGuire, M. Vera, G. Canino, L. Matías and J. Calderón
- Psychologic distress and natural menopause: A multiethnic community study pp. 1435-1442
- J.T. Bromberger, P.M. Meyer, H.M. Kravitz, B. Sommer, A. Cordal, L. Powell, P.A. Ganz and K. Sutton-Tyrrell
- Modeling the cost and outcomes of pharmacist-prescribed emergency contraception pp. 1443-1445
- K.D. Marciante, J.S. Gardner, D.L. Veenstra and S.D. Sullivan
- Drug prices and emergency department mentions for cocaine and heroin pp. 1446-1448
- J.P. Caulkins and D. Schoeff
- Eligibility under state children's health insurance programs pp. 1449-1451
- F. Ullman and I. Hill
- Does investor ownership of nursing homes compromise the quality of care? pp. 1452-1455
- C. Harrington, S. Woolhandler, J. Mullan, H. Carrillo and D.U. Himmelstein
- Cost-effectiveness of earlier initiation of antiretroviral therapy for uninsured HIV-infected adults pp. 1456-1463
- B.R. Schackman, S.J. Goldie, M.C. Weinstein, E. Losina, H. Zhang and K.A. Freedberg
- Health and federal budgetary effects of increasing access to antiretroviral medications for HIV by expanding medicaid pp. 1464-1473
- J.G. Kahn, B. Haile, J. Kates and S. Chang
- Use of protease inhibitors and non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors among medicaid beneficiaries with AIDS pp. 1474-1481
- U. Sambamoorthi, P.J. Moynihan, E. McSpiritt and S. Crystal
- Differential HIV risk in bathhouses and public cruising areas pp. 1482-1486
- D. Binson, W.J. Woods, L. Pollack, J. Paul, R. Stall and J.A. Catania
- Neighborhood poverty and the resurgence of tuberculosis in New York City, 1984-1992 pp. 1487-1493
- R. Graham Barr, A.V. Diez-Roux, C.A. Knirsch and A. Pablos-Méndez
- Poverty, race/ethnicity, and psychiatric disorder: A study of rural children pp. 1494-1498
- E.J. Costello, G.P. Keeler and A. Angold
- Local increases in coronary heart disease mortality among Blacks and Whites in the United States, 1985-1995 pp. 1499-1506
- E. Barnett and J. Halverson
- Registry-driven, community-based immunization outreach: A randomized controlled trial pp. 1507-1511
- S.A. Wilcox, C.P. Koepke, R. Levenson and J.C. Thalheimer
- The quality improvement - Research divide and the need for external oversight pp. 1512-1517
- E. Bellin and N.N. Dubler
2001, volume 91, articles 8
- Post-rape care in hospital emergency rooms [1] (multiple letters) pp. 1169-1170
- J.M. Goldenring, G. Allred, S.S. Smugar, B.J. Spina, J.F. Merz, H. Birden, R.R. Frerichs and P. Theerman
- Readers respond to "Cholera in Paris" pp. 1170
- R.R. Frerichs
- Readers respond to "Cholera in Paris" [2] (multiple letters) pp. 1170
- H. Birden, R.R. Frerichs and P. Theerman
- Readers respond to "Cholera in Paris" pp. 1170
- H. Birden
- Tempo and scale of change pp. 1171
- M.E. Northridge
- Global environmental change as "risk factor": Can epidemiology cope? pp. 1172-1174
- A.J. McMichael
- Cautiously adjusting to the new millennium: Changing to the 2000 population standard pp. 1174-1176
- E.R. Pamuk
- Can unsafe sex behind bars be barred? pp. 1176-1177
- A. Spaulding, R.B. Lubelczyk and T. Flanigan
- Using technology to advance the public's health pp. 1178-1179
- R.R. Arons
- Health information systems and health communications: Narrowband and broadband technologies as core public health competencies pp. 1179-1183
- R. Riegelman and N.A. Persily
- Promoting public health through electronic media: A challenge for schools of public health pp. 1183-1185
- A.A. Sorensen
- Bringing the mountain to Mohammed: A mobile dental team serves a community-based program for people with HIV/AIDS pp. 1187-1189
- G.P. Zabos and C. Trinh
- "... So that others may walk": The March of Dimes pp. 1190
- W.H. Helfand, J. Lazarus and P. Theerman
- Is child health at risk while families wait for housing vouchers? pp. 1191-1192
- J. Sharfstein, M. Sandel, R. Kahn and H. Bauchner
- Encouraging stair use: Stair-riser banners are better than posters pp. 1192-1193
- J. Kerr, F. Eves and D. Carroll
- The association between extreme precipitation and waterborne disease outbreaks in the United States, 1948-1994 pp. 1194-1199
- F.C. Curriero, J.A. Patz, J.B. Rose and S. Lele
- Association of normal weather periods and El Niño events with hospitalization for viral pneumonia in females: California, 1983-1998 pp. 1200-1208
- K.L. Ebi, K.A. Exuzides, E. Lau, M. Kelsh and A. Barnston
- Changing to the 2000 standard million: Are declining racial/ethnic and socioeconomic inequalities in health real progress or statistical illusion? pp. 1209-1213
- N. Krieger and D.R. Williams
- Retrospective validation of a surveillance system for unexplained illness and death: New haven county, connecticut pp. 1214-1219
- M.D. Kluger, A.N. Sofair, C.J. Heye, J.I. Meek, R.K. Sodhi and J.L. Hadler
- An outbreak of syphilis in alabama prisons: Correctional health policy and communicable disease control pp. 1220-1225
- M.I. Wolfe, F. Xu, P. Patel, M. O'Cain, J.A. Schillinger, M.E. St. Louis and L. Finelli
- Increasing voluntary HIV testing by offering oral tests in incarcerated populations pp. 1226-1229
- R.L. Bauserman, M.A. Ward, L. Eldred and A. Swetz
- Continuing-education needs of the currently employed public health education workforce pp. 1230-1234
- J.P. Allegrante, R.W. Moon, M.E. Auld and K.M. Gebbie
- A conceptual framework to measure performance of the public health system pp. 1235-1239
- A. Handler, M. Issel and B. Turnock
- Accessibility of primary care services in safety net clinics in New York City pp. 1240-1245
- E. Weiss, K. Haslanger and J.C. Cantor
- The effect of primary care physician supply and income inequality on mortality among Blacks and Whites in US metropolitan areas pp. 1246-1250
- L. Shi and B. Starfield
- Black-White differences in infectious disease mortality in the United States pp. 1251-1253
- J.H. Richardus and A.E. Kunst
- Acculturation and leisure-time physical inactivity in Mexican American adults: Results from NHANES III, 1988-1994 pp. 1254-1257
- C.J. Crespo, E. Smit, O. Carter-Pokras and R. Andersen
- Heart rate as a predictor of mortality: The MATISS project pp. 1258-1263
- F. Seccareccia, F. Pannozzo, F. Dima, A. Minoprio, A. Menditto, C.L. Noce and S. Giampaoli
- Colorectal cancer screening participation: Comparisons with mammography and prostate-specific antigen screening pp. 1264-1272
- S. Lemon, J. Zapka, E. Puleo, R. Luckmann and L. Chasan-Taber
- The effect of different definitions of a patient on immunization assessment pp. 1273-1275
- M.E. O'Connor, B. Maddocks, C. Modie and H. Pierce
- Adolescent sexual orientation and suicide risk: Evidence from a national study pp. 1276-1281
- S.T. Russell and K. Joyner
- Beyond assumptions of negligible risk: Sexually transmitted diseases and women who have sex with women pp. 1282-1286
- G.R. Bauer and S.L. Welles
- Prevalence of genital chlamydial infection in young women entering a national job training program, 1990-1997 pp. 1287-1290
- K.J. Mertz, R.L. Ransom, M.E. St. Louis, S.L. Groseclose, A. Hadgu, W.C. Levine and C. Hayman
- Trends in HIV testing among pregnant women: United States, 1994-1999 pp. 1291-1293
- A. Lansky, J.L. Jones, R.L. Frey and M.L. Lindegren
- An intervention for parents with AIDS and their adolescent children pp. 1294-1302
- M.J. Rotheram-Borus, M.B. Lee, M. Gwadz and B. Draimin
- Challenges associated with increased survival among parents living with HIV pp. 1303-1309
- M. Lee and M.J. Rotheram-Borus
- Brief intervention for heavy-drinking college students: 4-Year follow-up and natural history pp. 1310-1316
- J.S. Baer, D.R. Kivlahan, A.W. Blume, P. McKnight and G.A. Marlatt
2001, volume 91, articles 7
- Property, politics, and public health pp. 1013-1015
- E. Scalar and M.E. Northridge
- An HIV agenda for the new administration pp. 1015-1016
- J. Levi
- HIV in the late 1990s: What we don't know may hurt us pp. 1016-1017
- P.S. Rosenberg
- "You can help defeat cancer": A multi-cultural society confronts a disease pp. 1018
- W.H. Helfand, J. Lazarus and P. Theerman
- The serostatus approach to fighting the HIV epidemic: Prevention strategies for infected individuals pp. 1019-1024
- R.S. Janssen, D.R. Holtgrave, R.O. Valdiserri, M. Shepherd, H.D. Gayle and K.M. De Cock
- Journals of the plague years: Documenting the history of the AIDS epidemic in the United States pp. 1025-1028
- H. Markel
- Expanding the research infrastructure for lesbian health pp. 1029-1032
- J. Bradford, C. Ryan, J. Honnold and E. Rothblum
- Zoning, equity, and public health pp. 1033-1041
- J. Maantay
- Measles elimination: A mass immunization campaign in Romania pp. 1042-1045
- N. Ion-Nedelcu, D. Craciun, D. Pitigoi, M. Popa, K. Hennessey, C. Roure, R. Aston, G. Zimmermann, M. Pelly, N. Gay and P. Strebel
- The color line: Race matters in the elimination of health disparities pp. 1046-1048
- S.B. Thomas
- Them and us: The politics of population taxonomy pp. 1048-1049
- D.P. Willis
- Paradigm lost: Race, ethnicity, and the search for a new population taxonomy pp. 1049-1055
- G.M. Oppenheimer
- Jogging and bone mineral density in men: Results from NHANES III pp. 1056-1059
- M.E. Mussolino, A.C. Looker and E.S. Orwoll
- HIV in the United States at the turn of the century: An epidemic in transition pp. 1060-1068
- J.M. Karon, P.L. Fleming, R.W. Steketee and K.M. De Cock
- Biomechanical and psychosocial risk factors for low back pain at work pp. 1069-1075
- M.S. Kerr, J.W. Frank, H.S. Shannon, R.W.K. Norman, R.P. Wells, W.P. Neumann and C. Bombardier
- Causal influence of car mass and size on driver fatality risk pp. 1076-1081
- L. Evans
- Underuse of invasive procedures among medicaid patients with acute myocardial infarction pp. 1082-1088
- E.F. Philbin, P.A. McCullough, T.G. DiSalvo, G.W. Dec, P.L. Jenkins and W.D. Weaver
- Effects of alcohol-related disease on hip fracture and mortality: A retrospective cohort study of hospitalized medicare beneficiaries pp. 1089-1093
- Z. Yuan, N. Dawson, G.S. Cooper, D. Einstadter, R. Cebul and A.A. Rimm
- Mental health services for youths in foster care and disabled youths pp. 1094-1099
- S. DosReis, J.M. Zito, D.J. Safer and K.L. Soeken
- Counteracting tobacco motor sports sponsorship as a promotional tool: Is the tobacco settlement enough? pp. 1100-1106
- M. Siegel
- Remission from drug abuse over a 25-year period: Patterns of remission and treatment use pp. 1107-1113
- R.K. Price, N.K. Risk and E.L. Spitznagel
- On the wrong side of the tracts? Evaluating the accuracy of geocoding in public health research pp. 1114-1116
- N. Krieger, P. Waterman, K. Lemieux, S. Zierler and J.W. Hogan
- Circumstances at HIV diagnosis and progression of disease in older HIV-infected Americans pp. 1117-1120
- D.S. Zingmond, N.S. Wenger, S. Crystal, Geoffrey Joyce, H. Liu, U. Sambamoorthi, Lee Lillard, A.A. Leibowitz, M.F. Shapiro and S.A. Bozzette
- Epidemiologic trends in the hospitalization of elderly medicare patients for pneumonia, 1991-1998 pp. 1121-1123
- W.B. Baine, W. Yu and J.P. Summe
- Measuring statewide merchant compliance with tobacco minimum age laws: The Massachusetts experience pp. 1124-1125
- J.R. DiFranza, C.C. Celebucki and P.D. Mowery
- Immunization and symptoms of atopic disease in children: Results from the International Study of Asthma and Allergies in Childhood pp. 1126-1129
- H.R. Anderson, J.D. Poloniecki, D.P. Strachan, R. Beasley, B. Björkxtén and M.I. Asher
- Tobacco, betel quid, alcohol, and illicit drug use among 13- to 35-year-olds in I-Lan, rural Taiwan: Prevalence and risk factors pp. 1130-1134
- K.-T. Chen, C.-J. Chen, A. Fagot-Campagna and K.M.V. Narayan
- Activity limitations reported in the National Health Interview Survey: An anomaly and its effect on estimates of national well-being [1] pp. 1135-1136
- J.P. Anderson
- California adolescents offer a glimpse into the future of multiethnicity [2] pp. 1136-1137
- J.B. Unger
- Emergency contraceptive pills can prevent abortion [3] pp. 1137-1138
- R. Grossman
- Adults buy cigarettes for underaged youths [4] pp. 1138-1139
- E.A. Klonoff, H. Landrine, D. Lang, R. Alcaraz and C. Figueroa-Moseley
- Population growth [5] pp. 1139-1140
- S. Becker
- Do census data reflect true female mortality? [6] (multiple letter) pp. 1140-1141
- E.E. Bartlett and A. Cohen
- 2000 Presidential address: Eliminating health disparities pp. 1142-1143
- C.E. Allen
2001, volume 91, articles 6
- Editor's note: Advancing lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender health pp. 855-856
- M.E. Northridge
- Why lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender public health? pp. 856-859
- I.H. Meyer
- Untitled (one day this kid...), by David Wojnarowicz pp. 859-860
- R. Sember
- Uneasy promises: Sexuality, health, and human rights pp. 861-864
- A.M. Miller
- Ethics that exclude: The role of ethics committees in lesbian and gay health research in South Africa pp. 865-868
- J. De Gruchy and S. Lewin
- Enhancing transgender health care pp. 869-872
- E. Lombardi
- Undercounts and overstatements: Will the IOM report on lesbian health improve research? pp. 873-875
- M. Plumb
- Sexual orientation data collection and progress toward Healthy People 2010 pp. 876-882
- R.L. Sell and J.B. Becker
- Are we headed for a resurgence of the HIV epidemic among men who have sex with men? pp. 883-888
- R.J. Wolitski, R.O. Valdiserri, P.H. Denning and W.C. Levine
- Addressing lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender issues from the inside: One federal agency's approach pp. 889-891
- E.M. Craft and K.P. Mulvey
- The evolution of the Fenway Community Health model pp. 892-894
- K. Mayer, J. Appelbaum, T. Rogers, W. Lo, J. Bradford and S. Boswell
- The GLBT health access project: A state-funded effort to improve access to care pp. 895-896
- M.E. Clark, S. Landers, R. Linde and J. Sperber
- Trans health crisis: For us it's life or death pp. 897-900
- L. Feinberg
- Editor's note pp. 897
- J. Wilcox
- Editors' note pp. 901

- J.P. Hartnett and W.J. Minkowycz
- Veneral disease and gay men: Opening remarks pp. 901
- W.J. Lear
- Editors' note pp. 901
- E. Fee and T.M. Brown
- Same-sex romantic attraction and experiences of violence in adolescence pp. 903-906
- S.T. Russell, B.T. Franz and A.K. Driscoll
- The continuing HIV epidemic among men who have sex with men pp. 907-914
- J.A. Catania, D. Osmond, R.D. Stall, L. Pollack, J.P. Paul, S. Blower, D. Binson, J.A. Canchola, T.C. Mills, L. Fisher, K.-H. Choi, T. Porco, C. Turner, J. Blair, J. Henne, L.L. Bye and T.J. Coates
- HIV prevalence, risk behaviors, health care use, and mental health status of transgender persons: Implications for public health intervention pp. 915-921
- K. Clements-Nolle, R. Marx, R. Guzman and M. Katz
- Time-space sampling in minority communities: Results with young Latino men who have sex with men pp. 922-926
- A. Stueve, L.N. O'Donnell, R. Duran, A. San Doval and J. Blome
- The impact of homophobia, poverty, and racism on the mental health of gay and bisexual Latino men: Findings from 3 US cities pp. 927-932
- R.M. Díaz, G. Ayala, E. Bein, J. Henne and B.V. Marin
- Risk of psychiatric disorders among individuals reporting same-sex sexual partners in the national comorbidity survey pp. 933-939
- S.E. Gilman, S.D. Cochran, V.M. Mays, M. Hughes, D. Ostrow and R.C. Kessler
- Preventing sexual risk behaviors among gay, lesbian, and bisexual adolescents: The benefits of gay-sensitive HIV instruction in schools pp. 940-946
- S.M. Blake, R. Ledsky, T. Lehman, C. Goodenow, R. Sawyer and T. Hack
- Papanicolaou test screening and prevalence of genital human papillomavirus among women who have sex with women pp. 947-952
- J.M. Marrazzo, L.A. Koutsky, N.B. Kiviat, J.M. Kuypers and K. Stine
- The circuit party men's health survey: Findings and implications for gay and bisexual men pp. 953-958
- G. Mansergh, G.N. Colfax, G. Marks, M. Rader, R. Guzman and S. Buchbinder
- Gonorrhea in the HIV era: A reversal in trends among men who have sex with men pp. 959-964
- K.K. Fox, C. Del Rio, K.K. Holmes, E.W. Hook , F.N. Judson, J.S. Knapp, G.W. Procop, S.A. Wang, W.L.H. Whittington and W.C. Levine
- Two decades after vaccine license: Hepatitis B immunization and infection among young men who have sex with men pp. 965-971
- D.A. MacKellar, L.A. Valleroy, G.M. Secura, W. McFarland, D. Shehan, W. Ford, M. LaLota, D.D. Celentano, B.A. Koblin, L.V. Torian, H. Thiede and R.S. Janssen
- Behavioral risk factors for disease and preventive health practices among lesbians pp. 972-975
- D.J. Aaron, N. Markovic, M.E. Danielson, J.A. Honnold, J.E. Janosky and N.J. Schmidt
- Patterns of cigarette smoking and alcohol use among lesbians and bisexual women enrolled in a large health maintenance organization pp. 976-979
- E.P. Gruskin, S. Hart, N. Gordon and L. Ackerson
- Health-related characteristics of men who have sex with men: A comparison of those living in "gay ghettos" with those living elsewhere pp. 980-983
- T.C. Mills, R. Stall, L. Pollack, J.P. Paul, D. Binson, J. Canchola and J.A. Catania
- Predictors of accidental fatal drug overdose among a cohort of injection drug users pp. 984-987
- P.T. O'Driscoll, J. McGough, H. Hagan, H. Thiede, C. Critchlow and E.R. Alexander
- Hiv and sexually transmitted infection risk behaviors among men seeking sex with men on-line pp. 988-989
- S.S. Bull, M. McFarlane and C. Rietmeijer
- Removing the barriers: Improving practitioners' skills in providing health care to lesbians and women who partner with women pp. 989-990
- Scout, J. Bradford and C. Fields
- Satisfaction with mental health services among sexual minorities with major mental illness pp. 990-991
- A.M. Avery, R.E. Hellman and L.K. Sudderth
2001, volume 91, articles 5
- "Salus Populi Suprema Lex": The health of the people is the supreme law pp. 689
- W.H. Helfand, J. Lazarus and P. Theerman
- A new paradigm for HIV care: Ethical and clinical considerations pp. 690-694
- S. Noring, N.N. Dubler, G. Birkhead and B. Agins
- Vieques, Puerto Rico: An island under siege pp. 695-698
- J. Wilcox
- Syringe prescription to prevent HIV infection in Rhode Island: A case study pp. 699-700
- J.D. Rich, G.E. Macalino, M. McKenzie, L.E. Taylor and S. Burris
- Keeping the M in MTCT: Women, mothers, and HIV prevention pp. 701-703
- M.T. Bassett
- Where is the M in MTCT? The broader issues in mother-to-child transmission of HIV pp. 703-704
- A. Rosenfield and E. Figdor
- Syphilis control during pregnancy: Effectiveness and sustainability of a decentralized program pp. 705-707
- K. Fonck, P. Claeys, F. Bashir, J. Bwayo, L. Fransen and M. Temmerman
- Terrorism, biological weapons, and bonanzas: Assessing the real threat to public health pp. 708-709
- H.J. Geiger
- Hospital preparedness for victims of chemical or biological terrorism pp. 710-716
- D.C. Wetter, W.E. Daniell and C.D. Treser
- Good intentions and the road to bioterrorism preparedness pp. 716-718
- V.W. Sidel, H.W. Cohen and R.M. Gould
- Biological and chemical terrorism defense: A view from the "front lines" of public health pp. 718-720
- F. Henretig
- Preemptive biopreparedness: Can we learn anything from history? pp. 721-726
- E. Fee and T.M. Brown
- Barriers to universal prenatal HIV testing in 4 US locations in 1997 pp. 727-733
- R.A. Royce, E.B. Walter, M.I. Fernandez, T.E. Wilson, J.R. Ickovics and R.J. Simonds
- Zip code-level risk factors for tuberculosis: Neighborhood environment and residential segregation in New Jersey, 1985-1992 pp. 734-741
- D. Acevedo-Garcia
- Evaluation of indicated suicide risk prevention approaches for potential high school dropouts pp. 742-752
- E.A. Thompson, L.L. Eggert, B.P. Randell and K.C. Pike
- Child sexual abuse and subsequent psychopathology: Results from the national comorbidity survey pp. 753-760
- B.E. Molnar, S.L. Buka and R.C. Kessler
- Depression and substance use in minority middle-school students pp. 761-766
- S.H. Kelder, N.G. Murray, P. Orpinas, A. Prokhorov, L. McReynolds, Q. Zhang and R. Roberts
- Use of antiretroviral therapies among HIV-infected men who have sex with men: A household-based sample of 4 major American Cities pp. 767-773
- R. Stall, L. Pollack, T.C. Mills, J.N. Martin, D. Osmond, J. Paul, D. Binson, T.J. Coates and J.A. Catania
- The impact of harm-reduction-based methadone treatment on mortality among heroin users pp. 774-780
- M.W. Langendam, G.H.A. Van Brussel, R.A. Coutinho and E.J.C. Van Ameijden
- Food insufficiency, family income, and health in US preschool and school-aged children pp. 781-786
- K. Alaimo, C.M. Olson, Frongillo E.A., Jr. and R.R. Briefel
- A seat at the table: Membership in federal advisory committees evaluating public policy in genetics pp. 787-790
- C.E. Ard and M.R. Natowicz
- Laws prohibiting over-the-counter syringe sales to injection drug users: Relations to population density, HIV prevalence, and HIV incidence pp. 791-793
- S.R. Friedman, T. Perils and D.C. Des Jarlais
- Recency of immigration, substance use, and sexual behavior among Massachusetts adolescents pp. 794-798
- S.M. Blake, R. Ledsky, C. Goodenow and L. O'Donnell
- Women in jail: Is substance abuse treatment enough? pp. 798-800
- S.A. Alemagno
- Lowered legal blood alcohol limits for young drivers: Effects on drinking, driving, and driving-after-drinking behaviors in 30 states pp. 801-804
- A.C. Wagenaar, P.M. O'Malley and C. LaFond
- Racial/ethnic differences in attitudes toward seeking professional mental health services pp. 805-807
- C.C. Diala, C. Muntaner, C. Walrath, K. Nickerson, T. Laveist and P. Leaf
- Unintended pregnancy and low birthweight in Ecuador pp. 808-810
- E. Eggleston, A.O. Tsui and M. Kotelchuck
- Community assessment in a vertically integrated health care system pp. 811-814
- M. Plescia, S. Koontz and S. Laurent
- New Jersey's electronic birth certificate program: Variations in data sources pp. 814-816

- J. Smulian, C. Ananth, R. Knuppel and M. Hanky
- Subgroup-specific effects of questionnaire wording on population-based estimates of mammography prevalence pp. 817-820
- P.Z. Siegel, J.R. Qualters, P.D. Mowery, S. Campostrini, C. Leutzinger and D.V. McQueen
- An assessment of the ability of routine restaurant inspections to predict food-borne outbreaks in Miami-Dade County, Florida pp. 821-823
- M.A. Cruz, D.J. Katz and J.A. Suarez
- A terse amendment produces broad change in data access [1] pp. 824-825
- H.G. Miller and W.H. Baldwin
- Cost-benefit analysis of urine pregnancy tests prior to menstrual regulation in Vietnam [2] pp. 825-826
- N.T.M. Huong, V. Chongsuvivatwong, A. Geater and L. Prateepchaikul
- Methods in survey research: Evidence for the reliability of group administration vs personal interviews [3] pp. 826-827
- F. Molitor, R.L. Kravitz, Y.-Y. To and A. Fink
- Tobacco supply control program [4] (multiple letters) pp. 827-828
- G. Cohn, P. Zhang, C. Husten and G. Giovino
- Erratum: Psychosocial work environment and depression: Epidemiologic assessment of the demand-control model (American Journal of Public Health (2000) 90 (1765-1770)) pp. 828
- H. Mausner-Dorsch and W.W. Eaton
- Erratum: Who's afraid of the truth? (American Journal of Public Health (2001) 91 (554-558)) pp. 828
- C. Healton
2001, volume 91, articles 4
- Minding the world's health: World Health Day 2001 pp. 551-552
- R. Neugebauer
- Donora, Pennsylvania: An environmental disaster of the 20th century pp. 553
- W.H. Helfand, J. Lazarus and P. Theerman
- Who's afraid of the truth? pp. 554-558
- C. Healton
- Earth day plus 30 years: Public concern and support for environmental health pp. 559-562
- M. Greenberg
- Environmental exposures and childhood cancer: Our best may not be good enough pp. 562-563
- D.A. Savitz
- Household solvent exposures and childhood acute lymphoblastic leukemia pp. 564-567
- D.M. Freedman, P. Stewart, R.A. Kleinerman, S. Wacholder, E.E. Hatch, R.E. Tarone, L.L. Robison and M.S. Linet
- Environmental health training of promotoras in colonias along the Texas-Mexico border pp. 568-570
- I.N. Ramos, M. May and K.S. Ramos
- Effects of air pollution on blood pressure: A population-based approach pp. 571-577
- A. Ibald-Mulli, J. Stieber, H.-E. Wichmann, W. Koenig and A. Peters
- Physical activity and mortality: A prospective study among women pp. 578-583
- B. Rockhill, W.C. Willett, J.E. Manson, M.F. Leitzmann, M.J. Stampfer, D.J. Hunter and G.A. Colditz
- Promoting breast and cervical cancer screening at the workplace: Results from the woman to woman study pp. 584-590
- J.D. Allen, A.M. Stoddard, J. Mays and G. Sorensen
- Cancer-related risk indicators and preventive screening behaviors among lesbians and bisexual women pp. 591-597
- S.D. Cochran, V.M. Mays, D. Bowen, S. Gage, D. Bybee, S.J. Roberts, R.S. Goldstein, A. Robison, E.J. Rankow and J. White
- Strange bedfellows: The history of collaboration between the Massachusetts Restaurant Association and the tobacco industry pp. 598-603
- W.A. Ritch and M.E. Begay
- The influence of a family program on adolescent tobacco and alcohol use pp. 604-610
- K.E. Bauman, V.A. Foshee, S.T. Ennett, M. Pemberton, K.A. Hicks, T.S. King and G.G. Koch
- Privatization and the scope of public health: A national survey of local health department directors pp. 611-617
- C. Keane, J. Marx and E. Ricci
- The association of school environments with youth physical activity pp. 618-620
- J.F. Sallis, T.L. Conway, J.J. Prochaska, T.L. McKenzie, S.J. Marshall and M. Brown
- The effectiveness of housing policies in reducing children's lead exposure pp. 621-624
- M.J. Brown, James Gardner, J.D. Sargent, K. Swartz, H. Hu and R. Timperi
- Discovering unrecognized lead-smelting sites by historical methods pp. 625-627
- W.P. Eckel, M.B. Rabinowitz and G.D. Foster
- Crash and injury reduction following installation of roundabouts in the United States pp. 628-631
- R.A. Retting, B.N. Persaud, P.E. Garder and D. Lord
- Using aggregate geographic data to proxy individual socioeconomic status: Does size matter? pp. 632-636
- M.-J. Soobader, F.B. LeClere, W. Hadden and B. Maury
- Risk of infection from needle reuse at a phlebotomy center pp. 636-638
- T.C. Porco, T.J. Aragón, S.E. Fernyak, S.H. Cody, D.J. Vugia, M.H. Katz and D.R. Bangsberg
- Elective amniocentesis in low-risk pregnancies: Decision making in the era of information and uncertainty pp. 639-641
- Y. Lesser and J. Rabinowitz
- Maturational timing and overweight prevalence in US adolescent girls pp. 642-644
- L.S. Adair and P. Gordon-Larsen
- Processes for obtaining nonmedical exemptions to state immunization laws pp. 645-648
- J.S. Rota, D.A. Salmon, L.E. Rodewald, R.T. Chen, B.F. Hibbs and E.J. Gangarosa
- HIV infection in parents of youths with behaviorally acquired HIV pp. 649-650
- B. Chabon, D. Futterman and N.D. Hoffman
- Sexual behavior and condom use among patients with sexually transmitted disease in Jinan, China pp. 650-651
- J. Wang, B. Jiang, H. Siegal, R. Falck and R. Carlson
- Emergency department screening for domestic violence [1] (multiple letters) pp. 651-652
- R.M. Johnson and G.L. Larkin
- Further thoughts on burden of disease methods in Pakistan [2] (mutiple letters) pp. 652-653
- D. Nanan, F. White, A.A. Hyder and R.H. Morrow
2001, volume 91, articles 3
- Is economic policy health policy? pp. 351-353
- G.A. Kaplan and J.W. Lynch
- Dr Button and the airplane pp. 354
- W.H. Helfand, J. Lazarus and P. Theerman
- The essential tension between absolute and relative causality pp. 355-357
- A. Morabia
- Cancer culture: Epidemics, human behavior, and the dubious search for new risk factors pp. 357-359
- G.A. Colditz
- The search for cancer risk factors: When can we stop looking? pp. 360-364
- C.B. Begg
- The privatization of risk pp. 365-368
- B. Rockhill
- The influence of geopolitical change on the well-being of a population: The Berlin Wall pp. 369-374
- V. Héon-Klin, E. Sieber, J. Huebner and M.T. Fullilove
- Can legislation prevent debauchery? Mother Gin and public health in 18th-century England pp. 375-384
- J. Warner, M. Her, G. Gmel and J. Rehm
- State-level income inequality and individual mortality risk: A prospective, multilevel study pp. 385-391
- K. Lochner, E. Pamuk, D. Makuc, B.P. Kennedy and I. Kawachi
- All-cause and cause-specific mortality of immigrants and native born in the United States pp. 392-399
- G.K. Singh and M. Siahpush
- Efficacy of a preventive intervention for youths living with HIV pp. 400-405
- M.J. Rotheram-Borus, M.B. Lee, D.A. Murphy, D. Futterman, N. Duan, J.M. Birnbaum and M. Lightfoot
- Selective risk taking among needle exchange participants: Implications for supplemental interventions pp. 406-411
- T.W. Valente and D. Vlahov
- Evaluating OSHA's ethylene oxide standard: Exposure determinants in massachusetts hospitals pp. 412-417
- A.D. LaMontagne and K.T. Kelsey
- A comparison of knowledge and attitudes about diet and health among 35- to 75-year-old adults in the United States and Geneva, Switzerland pp. 418-424
- S.B. Girois, S.K. Kumanyika, A. Morabia and E. Mauger
- Trends in infectious disease hospitalizations among American Indians and Alaska Natives pp. 425-431
- R.C. Holman, A.T. Curns, S.F. Kaufman, J.E. Cheek, R.W. Pinner and L.B. Schonberger
- Sudden infant death syndrome, maternal smoking during pregnancy, and the cost-effectiveness of smoking cessation intervention pp. 432-436
- H.A. Pollack
- Pregnancy complications and outcomes among overweight and obese nulliparous women pp. 436-440
- J.M. Baeten, E.A. Bukusi and M. Lambe
- Prevalence and predictors of physical partner abuse among Mexican American women pp. 441-445
- E.A. Lown and W.A. Vega
- Dieting and smoking initiation in early adolescent girls and boys: A prospective study pp. 446-450
- S.B. Austin and S.L. Gortmaker
- The impact of referral to a primary physician on cervical cancer screening pp. 451-454
- J.M. Gill and S.A. McClellan
- Trends in cardiovascular disease risk factor prevalence among male transport workers: Bulgaria, 1986 to 1997 pp. 455-457
- A.D. Stein, V. Mincheva and V. Stoyanovsky
- Medicaid managed care in New York City: Recent performance and coming challenges pp. 458-460
- D. DeLia, J.C. Cantor and D. Sandman
- Emergency department screening for asymptomatic sexually transmitted infections pp. 461-464
- C.S. Todd, C. Haase and B.P. Stoner
- Public health is already a profession [2] pp. 465-466
- A. Cohen
- A definition of"social environment" [1] pp. 465
- E. Barnett and M. Casper
- Professionalizing public health [3] (multiple letters) pp. 466
- J. Wright, D. Wohlfeiler, A. Sommer and M.N. Akhter
- "Regularizing" public health practitioners [4] (multiple letters) pp. 466-467
- B.S. Lundgren, A. Sommer and M.N. Akhter
- It's time we became more political as a profession [5] (multiple letters) pp. 467
- M. Chen, A. Sommer and N.M. Akhter
- Educating the public health workforce [6] pp. 467-468
- S. Dandoy
- Prevention of toddler drowning in pools: Isolation vs perimeter fencing [8] (multiple letters) pp. 468-470
- S.J. Wirtz, J. Barrett-Miller, S. Barrow, R. Bates, L. Baxter, L. Huddart- Wolfe, M. Kerr, D. Lawrence, D. Rose, R. Trent, B. Weiss, S. Woo, R. Woods, J. Yuwiler, T. Zenzola and H. Morgenstern
- Political competencies and public health leadership [7] pp. 468
- N. Freudenberg and D. Kotelchuck
2001, volume 91, articles 2
- Why we need an international agreement on tobacco control pp. 191-193
- D. Satcher
- Editors' note: The power of pictures pp. 194
- M. Northridge and J. Wilcox
- The "truth" Tobacco Memorial pp. 195
- W.H. Helfand, J. Lazarus and P. Theerman
- Cigarettes and the US Public Health Service in the 1950s pp. 196-205
- M. Parascandola
- Trends in cigarette smoking in 36 populations from the early 1980s to the mid-1990s: Findings from the WHO MONICA Project pp. 206-212
- A. Molarius, R.W. Parsons, A.J. Dobson, A. Evans, S.P. Fortmann, K. Jamrozik, K. Kuulasmaa, V. Moltchanov, S. Sans, J. Tuomilehto and P. Puska
- Ten-year changes in smoking among young adults: Are racial differences explained by socioeconomic factors in the CARDIA study? pp. 213-218
- C.I. Kiefe, D. Williams, C.E. Lewis, J.J. Allison, P. Sekar and L.E. Wagenknecht
- Tobacco use among high school students in Buenos Aires, Argentina pp. 219-224
- P. Morello, A. Duggan, Adger H., Jr., J.C. Anthony and A. Joffe
- Variation in youthful risks of progression from alcohol and tobacco to marijuana and to hard drugs across generations pp. 225-232
- A. Golub and B.D. Johnson
- Influence of a counteradvertising media campaign on initiation of smoking: The Florida "truth" campaign pp. 233-238
- D.F. Sly, R.S. Hopkins, E. Trapido and S. Ray
- Simulated effect of tobacco tax variation on population health in California pp. 239-244
- R.M. Kaplan, C.F. Ake, S.L. Emery and A.M. Navarro
- The new battleground: California's experience with smoke-free bars pp. 245-252
- S. Magzamen and S.A. Glantz
- Environmental tobacco smoke and periodontal disease in the United States pp. 253-257
- Arbes S.J., Jr., H. Ágústsdóttir and G.D. Slade
- Association of smoking with serum and dietary levels of antioxidants in adults: NHANES III, 1988-1994 pp. 258-264
- W. Wei, Y. Kim and N. Boudreau
- The impact of behavioral counseling on stage of change in fat intake, physical activity, and cigarette smoking in adults at increased risk of coronary heart disease pp. 265-269
- A. Steptoe, S. Kerry, E. Rink and S. Hilton
- The benefits of interventions for work-related stress pp. 270-276
- J.J.L. Van der Klink, R.W.B. Blonk, A.H. Schene and F.J.H. Van Dijk
- Do socioeconomic disadvantages persist into old age? Self-reported morbidity in a 29-year follow-up of the Whitehall Study pp. 277-283
- E. Breeze, A.E. Fletcher, D.A. Leon, M.G. Marmot, R.J. Clarke and M.J. Shipley
- Smoking during pregnancy in Finland: Determinants and trends, 1987-1997 pp. 284-286
- N. Jaakkola, M.S. Jaakkola, M. Gissler and J.J.K. Jaakkola
- Exposure of adolescent girls to cigar images in women's magazines, 1992-1998 pp. 286-288
- M.N. Feit
- The cigar revival and the popular press: A content analysis, 1987-1997 pp. 288-291
- L. Wenger, R. Malone and L. Bero
- Television campaigns and adolescent marijuana use: Tests of sensation seeking targeting pp. 292-296
- P. Palmgreen, L. Donohew, E.P. Lorch, R.H. Hoyle and M.T. Stephenson
- Tobacco use and quit attempts among methadone maintenance clients pp. 296-299
- K.P. Richter, C.A. Gibson, J.S. Ahluwalia and K.H. Schmelzle
- Support for smoke-free restaurants among Massachusetts adults, 1992-1999 pp. 300-303
- D.R. Brooks and L.A. Mucci
- Maternal smoking and the risk of early weaning: A meta-analysis pp. 304-307
- B.L. Horta, M.S. Kramer and R.W. Platt
- Intention to use the female condom following a mass-marketing campaign in Lusaka, Zambia pp. 307-310
- S. Agha
- Where children sit in cars: The impact of Rhode Island's new legislation pp. 311-313
- M. Segui-Gomez, E. Wittenberg, R. Glass, S. Levenson, R. Hingson and J.D. Graham
- Importance of attributable risk in monitoring adverse events after immunization: Hepatitis B vaccination in children pp. 313-315
- G. De Serres, B. Duval, N. Boulianne, M. Rochette, M. Dionne, M.D. Fradet and R. Massé
- When is a cigar not a cigar? African American youths' understanding of "cigar" use pp. 316-317
- V. Yerger, C. Pearson and R.E. Malone
- Diabetes care in community health centers: A reasonable standard of comparison? [1] pp. 318-319
- G. Rust and T. Curtin
- Improving diabetes care in community health centers [2] (multiple letters) pp. 319-320
- M.H. Gaston, F. Vinicor, M.H. Chin, S.B. Auerbach, S. Cook, J. Harrison, J. Koppert, L. Jin, F. Thiel, T.G. Karrison, A. Harrand, C.T. Schaefer, H.T. Takashima, N. Egbert, S.-C. Chiu and W. McNabb
2001, volume 91, articles 1
- Health, Pakistan, and globalization pp. 13-14
- M.N. Akhter and G. Pappas
- Small world, big challenges: A report from the 9th International Congress of the World Federation of Public Health Associations pp. 14-15
- D.C. Des Jarlais and A. Jones
- Faces of public health: Editor's note pp. 16
- J. Wilcox and M. Northridge
- Backpack = back pain pp. 16-19
- R.L. Guyer
- "Defeat cancer" [Vaincre le cancer] pp. 20
- W.H. Helfand, J. Lazarus and P. Theerman
- Hepatitis C among drug users: Déjà vu all over again? pp. 21-22
- D.C. Des Jarlais and A. Schuchat
- Factors associated with prevalent hepatitis C: Differences among young adult injection drug users in lower and upper Manhattan, New York City pp. 23-30
- T. Diaz, D.C. Des Jarlais, D. Vlahov, T.E. Perlis, V. Edwards, S.R. Friedman, R. Rockwell, D. Hoover, I.T. Williams and E.R. Monterroso
- Prevalence of HIV, hepatitis B, and hepatitis C in people with severe mental illness pp. 31-37
- S.D. Rosenberg, L.A. Goodman, F.C. Osher, M.S. Swartz, S.M. Essock, M.I. Butterfield, N.T. Constantine, G.L. Wolford and M.P. Salyers
- Prevalence of hepatitis C among injection drug users in England and Wales: Is harm reduction working? pp. 38-42
- V.D. Hope, A. Judd, M. Hickman, T. Lamagni, G. Hunter, G.V. Stimson, S. Jones, L. Donovan, J.V. Parry and O.N. Gill
- Sharing of drug preparation equipment as a risk factor for hepatitis C pp. 42-46
- H. Hagan, H. Thiede, N.S. Weiss, S.G. Hopkins, J.S. Duchin and E.R. Alexander
- Prevalence and duration of hepatitis C among injection drug users in San Francisco, Calif pp. 46-47
- J. Lorvick, A.H. Kral, K. Seal, L. Gee and B.R. Edlin
- Lack of awareness of hepatitis C risk among persons who received blood transfusions before 1990 pp. 47-48
- J. Buffington, R. Rowel, J.M. Hinman, K. Sharp and S. Choi
- The association of race/ethnicity, socioeconomic status, and physician recommendation for mammography: Who gets the message about breast cancer screening? pp. 49-54
- M.S. O'Malley, J.A.L. Earp, S.T. Hawley, M.J. Schell, H.F. Mathews and J. Mitchell
- Targeted mailed materials and the medicare beneficiary: Increasing mammogram screening among the elderly pp. 55-61
- S.A. Fox, J.A. Stein, R.J. Sockloskie and M.G. Ory
- Tobacco industry allegations of "illegal lobbying" and state tobacco control pp. 62-67
- S.A. Bialous, B.J. Fox and S.A. Glantz
- Financial difficulty in acquiring food among elderly disabled women: Results from the Women's Health and Aging Study pp. 68-75
- L.M. Klesges, M. Pahor, R.I. Shorr, J.Y. Wan, J.D. Williamson and J.M. Guralnik
- Socioeconomic status and type 2 diabetes in African American and non-Hispanic White women and men: Evidence from the Third National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey pp. 76-83
- J.M. Robbins, V. Vaccarino, H. Zhang and S.V. Kasl
- Population-based estimates of mortality associated with diabetes: Use of a death certificate check box in North Dakota pp. 84-92
- E.F. Tierney, L.S. Geiss, M.M. Engelgau, T.J. Thompson, D. Schaubert, L.A. Shireley, P.J. Vukelic and S.L. McDonough
- Health status of the Pakistani population: A health profile and comparison with the United States pp. 93-98
- G. Pappas, T. Akhtar, P.J. Gergen, W.C. Hadden and Abdul Khan
- Socioeconomic inequality in voting participation and self-rated health pp. 99-104
- T.A. Blakely, B.P. Kennedy and I. Kawachi
- A randomized trial of augmented prenatal care for multiple-risk, medicaid-eligible African American women pp. 105-111
- L.V. Klerman, S.L. Ramey, R.L. Goldenberg, S. Marbury, J. Hou and S.P. Cliver
- Pricing and promotion effects on low-fat vending snack purchases: The CHIPS study pp. 112-117
- S.A. French, R.W. Jeffery, M. Story, K.K. Breitlow, J.S. Baxter, P. Hannan and M.P. Snyder
- Racial trends in age-specific breast cancer mortality rates in US women pp. 118-121
- A.M. Marbella and P.M. Layde
- Breast cancer size and stage in Hispanic American women, by birthplace: 1992-1995 pp. 122-125
- A.N. Hedeen and E. White
- Patterns of prostate cancer treatment by clinical stage and age pp. 126-128
- D. Meltzer, B. Egleston and I. Abdalla
- Productivity and economic burden associated with diabetes pp. 129-130
- Vivian Valdmanis, D.W. Smith and M.R. Page
- Socioeconomic status and the prevalence of health problems among married couples in late midlife pp. 131-135
- S.E. Wilson
- Structural pluralism and all-cause mortality pp. 136-138
- F.W. Young and T.A. Lyson
- A novel approach to directly observed therapy for tuberculosis in an HIV-endemic area pp. 138-141
- M. Desvarieux, P.-R. Hyppolite, Johnson W.D., Jr. and J.W. Pape
- Sentinel surveillance as an alternative approach for monitoring antibiotic-resistant invasive pneumococcal disease in Washington State pp. 142-145
- D.B. Jernigan, L. Kargacin, A. Poole and J. Kobayashi
- A new paradigm for international disease control: Lessons learned from polio eradication in Southeast Asia pp. 146-150
- J.K. Andrus, A.B. Thapa, N. Withana, J.W. Fitzsimmons, P. Abeykoon and B. Aylward
- Trends in adolescent suicide: Misclassification bias? pp. 150-153
- B. Mohler and F. Earls
- Prevalence of individuals with skinfolds too large to measure [1] pp. 154-155
- J.H. Himes
- Socioeconomic data in cancer registries [2] pp. 156-157
- N. Krieger
- Enhancing the value of cancer registries and other data sources [3] pp. 157
- J.A. Pandiani and S.M. Banks
- Erratum: The economic implications of self-care: The effect of lifestyle, functional adaptations, and medical self-care among a national sample of Medicare beneficiaries (American Journal of Public Health (2000) 90 (1608-1612)) pp. 158
- S.C. Stearns, S.L. Bernard, S.B. Fasick, R. Schwartz, T.R. Konrad, M.G. Ory and G.H. DeFriese
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