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2016, volume 106, articles 12

Kostygina et al. Respond pp. e2-e3

G. Kostygina, L. England and P.M. Ling

Health coverage for undocumented immigrants: Barriers on the mexican side for effective coverage pp. e4-e5

A. Arredondo

Hanna-attisha and lachance respond pp. e6-e7

M. Hanna-Attisha and J. LaChance

Schmidt et al. Respond pp. e8-e9

L.A. Schmidt, L.M. Jacobs and J. Spetz

Reaching out to public health professionals in Asia pp. 2086

S.M. Yu

Safer cycling through improved infrastructure pp. 2089-2091

J. Pucher and R. Buehler

A public health of consequence: Review of the December 2016 issue of AJPH pp. 2091-2092

S. Galea and R. Vaughan

The centers for disease control and prevention system in China: Trends from 2002-2012 pp. 2093-2102

C. Li, M. Sun, Y. Wang, L. Luo, M. Yu, Y. Zhang, H. Wang, P. Shi, Z. Chen, J. Wang, Y. Lu, Q. Li, X. Wang, Z. Bi, M. Fan, L. Fu, J. Yu and M. Hao

Prevalence of underweight, overweight, and obesity among reproductive-age women and adolescent girls in rural China pp. 2103-2110

Y. He, A. Pan, Y. Yang, Y. Wang, J. Xu, Y. Zhang, D. Liu, Q. Wang, H. Shen, Y. Zhang, D. Yan, Z. Peng, F.B. Hu and X. Ma

Toward a national birth cohort study in China pp. 2111-2112

J. Zhang, Y. Tian, W. Wang, H. Huang, X. Shen and K. Sun

Impact of dietary and metabolic risk factors on cardiovascular and diabetes mortality in South Asia: Analysis from the 2010 global burden of disease study pp. 2113-2125

M.Y. Yakoob, R. Micha, S. Khatibzadeh, G.M. Singh, P. Shi, Henna Ahsan, N. Balakrishna, G.N.V. Brahmam, Y. Chen, A. Afshin, S. Fahimi, G. Danaei, J.W. Powles, M. Ezzati and D. Mozaffarian

Older prisoners and the physical health effects of solitary confinement pp. 2126-2127

B.A. Williams

Is the prescription opioid epidemic a white problem? pp. 2127-2129

H. Hansen and J. Netherland

A call to oppose the child nutrition and education act of 2016 (H.R. 5003) pp. 2129-2130

C. Chauvenet and L.S. Taillie

Race and skin color in latino health: An analytic review pp. 2131-2136

A.G. Cuevas, B.A. Dawson and D.R. Williams

Conducting accessible research: Including people with disabilities in public health, epidemiological, and outcomes studies pp. 2137-2144

D. Rios, S. Magasi, C. Novak and M. Harniss

Postneoliberal public health care reforms: Neoliberalism, social medicine, and persistent health inequalities in Latin America pp. 2145-2151

C. Hartmann

Population intervention measures to connect research findings to policy pp. 2152-2153

J. Ahern

Effects of local health interventions on inequality in life expectancy: New publicly available data pp. 2154-2155

Raj Chetty, D. Cutler and Michael Stepner

Engaging urban universities as anchor institutions for health equity pp. 2155-2157

I. Harkavy

Urban blight remediation as a cost-beneficial solution to firearm violence pp. 2158-2164

C.C. Branas, M.C. Kondo, S.M. Murphy, E.C. South, D. Polsky and J.M. MacDonald

Impact of a community dental access program on emergency dental admissions in rural Maryland pp. 2165-2170

S. Rowland, J.P. Leider, C. Davidson, J. Brady and A. Knudson

Bicycle use and cyclist safety following boston's bicycle infrastructure expansion, 2009-2012 pp. 2171-2177

F.E. Pedroso, F. Angriman, A.L. Bellows and K. Taylor

Vision zero in the United States versus Sweden: Infrastructure improvement for cycling safety pp. 2178-2180

M. Cushing, J. Hooshmand, B. Pomares and G. Hotz

Variation in vaccination data available at school entry across the United States pp. 2180-2182

T.F. Leslie, E.J. Street, P.L. Delamater, Y. Tony Yang and K.H. Jacobsen

Decreases in suicide deaths and attempts linked to the white mountain apache suicide surveillance and prevention system, 2001-2012 pp. 2183-2189

M.F. Cwik, L. Tingey, A. Maschino, N. Goklish, F. Larzelere-Hinton, J. Walkup and A. Barlow

Impact of AIDS Education and Training Centers on the US HIV Medical Workforce pp. 2190-2193

K. Khamarko, M.-S.K. Dufour, S. Bodach and J.J. Myers

Trends in HIV infection among persons who inject drugs: United States and Puerto Rico, 2008-2013 pp. 2194-2201

A.J. Mitsch, H. Irene Hall and A.S. Babu

Changes in reported sexual orientation following US States recognition of same-sex couples pp. 2202-2204

B.M. Charlton, H.L. Corliss, D. Spiegelman, K. Williams and S. Bryn Austin

Lack of cost-effectiveness analyses to address healthy people 2020 priority areas pp. 2205-2207

P.J. Neumann, M. Farquhar, C.L. Wilkinson, M. Lowry and M. Gold

Deaths from unintentional injury, homicide, and suicide during or within 1 year of pregnancy in Philadelphia pp. 2208-2210

P.K. Mehta, M.A. Bachhuber, R. Hoffman and S.K. Srinivas

Ecological association of human papillomavirus vaccination with cervical dysplasia prevalence in the United States, 2007-2014 pp. 2211-2218

E.W. Flagg, E.A. Torrone and H. Weinstock

Neighborhood disadvantage, poor social conditions, and cardiovascular disease incidence among African American adults in the Jackson heart study pp. 2219-2226

S. Barber, D.A. Hickson, X. Wang, M. Sims, C. Nelson and A.V. Diez-Roux

Effectiveness of a scaled-up arthritis self-management program in Oregon: Walk with ease pp. 2227-2230

K.P. Conte, M.C. Odden, N.M. Linton and S. Marie Harvey

Tuberculosis in jails and prisons: United States, 2002-2013 pp. 2231-2237

L.A. Lambert, L.R. Armstrong, M.N. Lobato, C. Ho, A.M. France and M.B. Haddad

Disaster supply kits pp. e1

K. Kirkpatrick

Heagele responds pp. e1

T.N. Heagele

Smoking harm reduction pp. e2

T.J. Payne

Wassink responds pp. e5

J.T. Wassink

Flint blood lead levels: Four questions pp. e6

A.M. Campbell

Information diffusion in the evaluation of medical marijuana laws' impact on risk perception and use pp. e8

X.J. Chen

2016, volume 106, articles 11

Fathers' representation in observational studies on parenting and childhood obesity: A systematic review and content analysis pp. e14-e21

K.K. Davison, S. Gicevic, A. Aftosmes-Tobio, C. Ganter, C.L. Simon, S. Newlan and J.A. Manganello

DA Henderson, smallpox eradicator pp. 1895

D. Tarantola

Should we continue to perform pap smears on women who no longer have a cervix? pp. 1900-1901

A.B. Miller

A public health of consequence: Review of the November 2016 issue of AJPH pp. 1901-1902

S. Galea and R. Vaughan

Whither who? Our global health leadership pp. 1903-1904

E. Fee

World health organization reform-A normative or an operational organization? pp. 1904-1906

D. Yach

Finance and governance: Critical challenges for the next who director-general pp. 1906-1907

J. Frenk

A new leader for a new world health pp. 1907-1908

A. Pablos-Mendez and S. Baker

The election of the next world health organization director-general explained to a visitor from mars pp. 1908-1909

G. Dussault

World health organization: Overhaul or dismantle? pp. 1910-1911

S. Wibulpolprasert and Md Niaz Chowdhury

At the roots of the world health organization's challenges: Politics and regionalization pp. 1912-1917

E. Fee, M. Cueto and T.M. Brown

Lock-in programs and the opioid epidemic: A call for evidence pp. 1918-1919

A.W. Roberts, W.F. Gellad and A.C. Skinner

Islamophobia and public health in the United States pp. 1920-1925

G. Samari

A research agenda for racial equity: Applications of the ferguson commission report to public health pp. 1926-1931

K. Furtado and K.H. Banks

Provider bias in long-Acting reversible contraception (LARC) promotion and removal: Perceptions of young adult women pp. 1932-1937

J.A. Higgins, R.D. Kramer and K.M. Ryder

Predicting the population health impacts of community interventions: The case of alcohol outlets and binge drinking pp. 1938-1943

J. Ahern, K. Ellicott Colson, C. Margerson-Zilko, A. Hubbard and S. Galea

Defining ethical placemaking for place-based interventions pp. 1944-1946

L.A. Eckenwiler

Building inclusion: Toward an agingand disability-friendly city pp. 1947-1949

J.C. Yeh, J. Walsh, C. Spensley and M. Wallhagen

The South Carolina comprehensive health education act needs to be amended pp. 1950-1952

O. Orekoya, K. White, M. Samson and A.G. Robillard

Hospitals should help communities prepare for climate change pp. 1952-1954

W.G. Lavey

From compassionate conservatism to obamacare: Funding for the Ryan white program during the obama administration pp. 1955-1957

W. Hatcher, B. Pund and G. Khatiashvili

Penn Center for community health workers: Step-by-step approach to sustain an evidence-based community health worker intervention at an academic medical center pp. 1958-1960

A.U. Morgan, D.T. Grande, T. Carter, J.A. Long and S. Kangovi

Changes to the design of the national health interview survey to support enhanced monitoring of health reform impacts at the state level pp. 1961-1966

L.A. Blewett, H.M. Dahlen, D. Spencer, J.A.R. Drew and E. Lukanen

Challenges and innovations in surveying the governmental public health workforce pp. 1967-1974

J.P. Leider, G. Shah, N. Rider, A. Beck, B.C. Castrucci, J.K. Harris, K. Sellers, D. Varda, J. Ye, P.C. Erwin and R.C. Brownson

The cuban experience in the elimination of mother-To-child transmission of congenital syphilis pp. 1975-1976

I. Rodríguez, A.A. Noda, K. Ale and L.V. Stamm

Cardboard Commentary: A qualitative analysis of the signs from america's Streets pp. 1977-1978

A. Golinkoff, M. Hall, W. Baronet, C. Cannuscio and R. Frasso

Community response to a public health advertisement pp. 1979

F. De Maio and R.C. Shah

Fathers' Representation in Observational Studies on Parenting and Childhood Obesity: A Systematic Review and Content Analysis pp. 1980

K.K. Davison, S. Gicevic, A. Aftosmes-Tobio, C. Ganter, C.L. Simon, S. Newlan and J.A. Manganello

Health care use and spending for medicaid enrollees in federally qualified health centers versus other primary care settings pp. 1981-1989

R.S. Nocon, S.M. Lee, R. Sharma, Q. Ngo-Metzger, D.B. Mukamel, Y. Gao, L.M. White, L. Shi, M.H. Chin, N. Laiteerapong and E.S. Huang

Work-related depression in primary care teams in Brazil pp. 1990-1997

A.T.C. Da Silva, C. De Souza Lopes, E. Susser and P.R. Menezes

Harnessing the question-behavior effect to enhance colorectal cancer screening in an mHealth experiment pp. 1998-2004

L. Hagoel, E. Neter, N. Stein and G. Rennert

Roles of health care providers and patients in initiation of unnecessary papanicolaou testing after total hysterectomy pp. 2005-2011

F. Guo and Y.-F. Kuo

Pediatric asthma care coordination in underserved communities: A quasiexperimental study pp. 2012-2018

M.R. Janevic, S. Stoll, M. Wilkin, P.X.K. Song, A. Baptist, M. Lara, G. Ramos-Valencia, T. Bryant-Stephens, V. Persky, K. Uyeda, J.K. Lesch, W. Wang and F.J. Malveaux

Continuing versus new prescriptions for sedative-hypnotic medications: United States, 2005-2012 pp. 2019-2025

C.N. Kaufmann, A.P. Spira, C.A. Depp and R. Mojtabai

Implementing an evidence-based fall prevention intervention in community senior centers pp. 2026-2031

F. Li, P. Harmer and K. Fitzgerald

State medical marijuana laws and the prevalence of opioids detected among fatally injured drivers pp. 2032-2037

J.H. Kim, J. Santaella-Tenorio, C. Mauro, J. Wrobel, M. Cerda, K.M. Keyes, D. Hasin, S.S. Martins and G. Li

Correlates of sugar-sweetened beverages purchased for children at fast-food restaurants pp. 2038-2041

J. Cantor, A. Breck and B. Elbel

A prospective study of social isolation, loneliness, and mortality in Finland pp. 2042-2048

J. Tanskanen and T. Anttila

Housing assistance and blood lead levels: Children in the United States, 2005-2012 pp. 2049-2056

K.A. Ahrens, B.A. Haley, L.M. Rossen, P.C. Lloyd and Y. Aoki

Leading-Brand advertisement of quitting smoking benefits for E-Cigarettes pp. 2057-2063

D. Ramamurthi, P.A. Gall, N. Ayoub and R.K. Jackler

Moderation of the relation of county-level cost of living to nutrition by the supplemental nutrition assistance program pp. 2064-2070

S. Basu, C. Wimer and H. Seligman

Quality of care in a safe-Abortion hotline in Indonesia: Beyond harm reduction pp. 2071-2075

C. Gerdts and I. Hudaya

2016, volume 106, articles 10

Disparities in uptake of HIV Preexposure prophylaxis in a large integrated health care system pp. e2-e3

J.L. Marcus, L.B. Hurley, C.B. Hare, M.J. Silverberg and J.E. Volk

Feral-Pierssens et al. respond pp. e4-e5

A.-L. Feral-Pierssens, A. Aubry and Y. Freund

Overcoming helplessness, overcoming fear, overcoming inaction in the face of need pp. 1717

C.P. Jones

Birth outcomes soon after 9/11 pp. 1724

M.S. Wolff

Efforts to consume less salt: A public health success in the making pp. 1725-1726

S.K. Kumanyika

Dental benefits: "because Medicaid has, how do you call it? A limit" pp. 1726-1728

M.E. Northridge

The rush to drill for natural gas: A five-year update pp. 1728-1730

M.L. Finkel and A. Law

A public health of consequence: Review of the October 2016 issue of AJPH pp. 1730-1731

S. Galea and R. Vaughan

Unveiling the black panther party legacy to public health pp. 1732-1733

A. Morabia

The longue durée of black lives matter pp. 1734-1737

A. Nelson

The first community health center in Mississippi: Communities empowering themselves pp. 1738-1740

H.J. Geiger

Beyond berets: The black panthers as health activists pp. 1741-1743

M.T. Bassett

"Genuine Struggle and Care": An interview with Cleo silvers pp. 1744-1748

A. Nelson

Reclaiming the white coat for black lives pp. 1749-1751

A. Garvey, D.R. Woode and C.S. Austin

White coats for black lives: Young voices within medicine pp. 1752-1753

A. Garvey, J. Gomez, S. Pottinger and A.P. White-Stern

Quentin young on the black panther party free clinic in Chicago pp. 1754-1755

Q. Young

Working with the panthers to transform health care for poor black communities pp. 1756-1757

T.M. Brown

Health as a cornerstone of good business and sustainable development pp. 1758-1759

D. Yach

Monforton responds pp. 1760

C. Monforton

Feeling no buzz or a slight buzz is common when legally drunk pp. 1761-1762

M.E. Rossheim, D.L. Thombs, K.M. Gonzalez-Pons, J.A. Killion, J.D. Clapp, M.B. Reed, J.M. Croff, D.E. Ruderman and R.M. Weiler

Toward a national climate change health coalition pp. 1763-1764

A.D. Moulton

Human papillomavirus vaccination requirements in US Schools: Recommendations for moving forward pp. 1765-1770

A.L. North and L.M. Niccolai

Black lives matter: Claiming a space for evidence-based outrage in obstetrics and gynecology pp. 1771-1772

K.Y. Eichelberger, K. Doll, G.E. Ekpo and M.L. Zerden

Toward a regulatory framework for the waterpipe pp. 1773-1777

R.G. Salloum, T. Asfar and W. Maziak

Asking the right questions: Research of consequence to solve problems of significance pp. 1778-1779

A.F. Thomas

Universal health coverage: Assessing service coverage and financial protection for all pp. 1780-1781

John Ataguba and M.-G. Ingabire

Job satisfaction and expected turnover among federal, state, and local public health practitioners pp. 1782-1788

J.P. Leider, E. Harper, J.W. Shon, K. Sellers and B.C. Castrucci

Population-Attributable risk percentages for racialized risk environments pp. 1789-1792

H.L.F. Cooper, K.J. Arriola, R. Haardorfer and C.M. McBride

One outcome, many trends: Understanding national data sources for road traffic fatalities in China pp. 1793-1795

Q. Li, H. He, H. Liang, David Bishai and A.A. Hyder

Reproductive outcomes following maternal exposure to the events of September 11, 2001, at the World Trade Center, in New York City pp. 1796-1803

C.B. Maslow, K. Caramanica, J. Li, S.D. Stellman and R.M. Brackbill

Medication costs and adherence of treatment before and after the affordable care act: 1999-2015 pp. 1804-1807

J. Kennedy and E.G. Wood

A traffic-light label intervention and dietary choices in college cafeterias pp. 1808-1814

M.W. Seward, J.P. Block and A. Chatterjee

US food industry progress during the national salt reduction initiative: 2009-2014 pp. 1815-1819

C.J. Curtis, J. Clapp, S.A. Niederman, S.W. Ng and S.Y. Angell

Prevalence of hearing loss by severity in the United States pp. 1820-1822

A.M. Goman and F.R. Lin

Safety and health support for home care workers: The COMPASS randomized controlled trial pp. 1823-1832

R. Olson, S.V. Thompson, D.L. Elliot, J.A. Hess, K.L. Rhoten, K.N. Parker, R.R. Wright, B. Wipfli, K.M. Bettencourt, A. Buckmaster and Marianna Marino

Community engagement compared with technical assistance to disseminate depression care among low-income, minority women: A randomized controlled effectiveness study pp. 1833-1841

V.K. Ngo, C. Sherbourne, B. Chung, L. Tang, A.L. Wright, Y. Whittington, K. Wells and J. Miranda

Effective referral of low-income women at risk for hereditary breast and ovarian cancer to genetic counseling: A randomized delayed intervention control trial pp. 1842-1848

R.J. Pasick, G. Joseph, S. Stewart, C. Kaplan, R. Lee, J. Luce, S. Davis, T. Marquez, T. Nguyen and C. Guerra

Stand-biased versus seated classrooms and childhood obesity: A randomized experiment in Texas pp. 1849-1854

M.L. Wendel, M.E. Benden, H. Zhao and C. Jeffrey

Prevalence and causes of paralysis - United States, 2013 pp. 1855-1857

B.S. Armour, E.A. Courtney-Long, M.H. Fox, H. Fredine and A. Cahill

Prices for tobacco and nontobacco products in pharmacies versus other stores: Results from retail marketing surveillance in California and in the United States pp. 1858-1864

L. Henriksen, N.C. Schleicher, D.C. Barker, Y. Liu and F.J. Chaloupka

Impact of the Berkeley excise tax on sugar-sweetened beverage consumption pp. 1865-1871

J. Falbe, H.R. Thompson, C.M. Becker, N. Rojas, C.E. McCulloch and K.A. Madsen

A community-powered, asset-based approach to intersect oral urban health system planning in Chicago pp. 1872-1878

S.T. Lindau, K.D. Vickery, H. Choi, J. Makelarski, A. Matthews and M. Davis

State-level voting patterns and adolescent vaccination coverage in the United States, 2014 pp. 1879-1881

S. Bernstein, A. North, J. Schwartz and L.M. Niccolai

Bullying victimization and racial discrimination among Australian children pp. 1882-1884

N. Priest, T. King, L. Bécares and A.M. Kavanagh

The hearing aid industry is more helpful than suggested pp. e1

Z.A. Stein

Blustein and Weinstein respond pp. e1

J. Blustein and B.E. Weinstein

Koenig et al. respond pp. e3

L.J. Koenig, D.W. Purcell, S. Zaza and J. Mermin

The homeless status is also considered in pediatrics in the emergency department pp. e4

G. Noel, B. Djoumoi, R. Laporte, G. Viudes and P. Minodier

2016, volume 106, articles 9

Ploubidis et al. Respond pp. e2-e3

G.B. Ploubidis, R. Silverwood, B. De Stavola and E. Grundy

Max et al. Respond pp. e4-e5

W. Max, B. Stark, H.-Y. Sung and N. Offen

The real world: Six strangers connecting AJPH to the next generation pp. 1526

O. Makinde, T.V. Little, R. Enad, T. Hayes, M. Kercy, J.R.C. Sumibcay and M. Desgouttes

120 000 Nurses who shook public health pp. 1528-1529

A. Morabia

APHA Voices from the nurses' health study pp. 1530-1531

A. Morabia

A public health of consequence: Review of the September 2016 issue of AJPH pp. 1531-1532

S. Galea and R. Vaughan

The nurses' health study and the australian longitudinal study on women's health: Providing infrastructure for public health research pp. 1533-1534

A.J. Dobson, J.E. Byles and W.J. Brown

Long- Term cohort studies in Brazil: on the tracks of the nurses' health study and beyond pp. 1534-1536

S.M. Barreto

Large cohorts: Toward routine databases for public health science pp. 1536-1537

C. Stoltenberg

How the nurses' health study helped americans take the trans fat out pp. 1537-1539

C.J. Curtis, J. Clapp, G. Goldstein and S.Y. Angell

The impact of the nurses' health study on population health: Prevention, translation, and control pp. 1540-1545

G.A. Colditz, S.E. Philpott and S.E. Hankinson

Preparing students to engage in public health research of consequence pp. 1546-1547

B.K. Rimer

Place-based initiatives to improve health in disadvantaged communities: cross-sector characteristics and networks of local actors in North Carolina pp. 1548-1555

M.E. Dupre, J. Moody, A. Nelson, J.M. Willis, L. Fuller, A.J. Smart, D. Easterling and M. Silberberg

Sociodemographic disparities in proximity of schools to tobacco outlets and fast-food restaurants pp. 1556-1562

H. D'Angelo, A. Ammerman, P. Gordon-Larsen, L. Linnan, L. Lytle and K.M. Ribisl

Evaluating public health interventions: 4. The nurses' health study and methods for eliminating bias attributable to measurement error and misclassification pp. 1563-1566

D. Spiegelman

Diet assessment methods in the nurses' health studies and contribution to evidence-based nutritional policies and guidelines pp. 1567-1572

F.B. Hu, A. Satija, E.B. Rimm, D. Spiegelman, L. Sampson, B. Rosner, Camargo, C.A.,, M. Stampfer and W.C. Willett

Origin, methods, and evolution of the three nurses' health studies pp. 1573-1581

Y. Bao, M.L. Bertoia, E.B. Lenart, M.J. Stampfer, W.C. Willett, F.E. Speizer and J.E. Chavarro

A coordinated emergency response: A color dust explosion at a 2015 concert in Taiwan pp. 1582-1585

C.-C. Yang and C.-L. Shih

Key findings on alcohol consumption and a variety of health outcomes from the nurses' health study pp. 1586-1591

E. Mostofsky, K.J. Mukamal, E.L. Giovannucci, M.J. Stampfer and E.B. Rimm

Breast cancer research in the nurses' health studies: Exposures across the life course pp. 1592-1598

M.S. Rice, A.H. Eliassen, S.E. Hankinson, E.B. Lenart, W.C. Willett and R.M. Tamimi

Colorectal cancer epidemiology in the nurses' health study pp. 1599-1607

D.H. Lee, N. Keum and E.L. Giovannucci

Nurses' health study contributions on the epidemiology of less common cancers: Endometrial, ovarian, pancreatic, and hematologic pp. 1608-1615

B.M. Birmann, M.E. Barnard, K.A. Bertrand, Y. Bao, M. Crous-Bou, B.M. Wolpin, I. De Vivo and S.S. Tworoger

Diet, lifestyle, biomarkers, genetic factors, and risk of cardiovascular disease in the nurses' health studies pp. 1616-1623

Eden Yu, E. Rimm, L. Qi, K. Rexrode, C.M. Albert, Q. Sun, W.C. Willett, F.B. Hu and J.E. Manson

Contribution of the nurses' health studies to uncovering risk factors for type 2 diabetes: diet, lifestyle, biomarkers, and genetics pp. 1624-1630

S.H. Ley, A.V.A. Korat, Q. Sun, D.K. Tobias, Chengsi Zhang, L. Qi, W.C. Willett, J.E. Manson and F.B. Hu

Exogenous hormone use: Oral contraceptives, postmenopausal hormone therapy, and health outcomes in the nurses' health study pp. 1631-1637

S.N. Bhupathiraju, F. Grodstein, M.J. Stampfer, W.C. Willett, F.B. Hu and J.E. Manson

Insights into nephrolithiasis from the nurses' health studies pp. 1638-1643

M.L. Prochaska, E.N. Taylor and G.C. Curhan

Psychiatric, psychological, and social determinants of health in the nurses' health study cohorts pp. 1644-1649

C. Trudel-Fitzgerald, Y. Chen, A. Singh, O.I. Okereke and L.D. Kubzansky

Epidemiology of major neurodegenerative diseases in women: Contribution of the nurses' health study pp. 1650-1655

K.A. Hagan, K.L. Munger, A. Ascherio and F. Grodstein

Determinants and consequences of obesity pp. 1656-1662

A. Hruby, J.E. Manson, L. Qi, V.S. Malik, E.B. Rimm, Q. Sun, W.C. Willett and F.B. Hu

Genomics, telomere length, epigenetics, and metabolomics in the nurses' health studies pp. 1663-1668

M.K. Townsend, H. Aschard, I. De Vivo, K.B. Michels and P. Kraft

Contributions of the nurses' health studies to reproductive health research pp. 1669-1676

J.E. Chavarro, J.W. Rich-Edwards, A.J. Gaskins, L.V. Farland, K.L. Terry, Chengsi Zhang and S.A. Missmer

Epidemiological assessments of skin outcomes in the nurses' health studies pp. 1677-1683

W.-Q. Li, E. Cho, M.A. Weinstock, H. Mashfiq and A.A. Qureshi

Contribution of the nurses' health study to the epidemiology of cataract, age-related macular degeneration, and glaucoma pp. 1684-1689

J.H. Kang, JunJie Wu, E. Cho, S. Ogata, P. Jacques, A. Taylor, C.-J. Chiu, J.L. Wiggs, J.M. Seddon, S.E. Hankinson, D.A. Schaumberg and L.R. Pasquale

Acute gastroenteritis and recreational water: Highest burden among young US children pp. 1690-1697

B.F. Arnold, T.J. Wade, J. Benjamin-Chung, K.C. Schiff, J.F. Griffith, A.P. Dufour, S.B. Weisberg and Colford, J.M.,

Weight control intervention for truck drivers: The SHIFT Randomized controlled trial, United States pp. 1698-1706

R. Olson, B. Wipfli, S.V. Thompson, D.L. Elliot, W.K. Anger, T. Bodner, L.B. Hammer and N.A. Perrin

Ebola "ring" vaccine trial was ethically innovative pp. e1

B.G. Haire and M.O. Folayan

Do men really benefit more from marriage than women? pp. e2

L. Strohschein

A strategic approach to eliminating sexual orientation-related health disparities pp. e4

S.D. Cochran and V.M. Mays

2016, volume 106, articles 8

Ability of HIV advocacy to modifybehavioral norms and treatment impact: A systematic review pp. e1-e8

B.F. Sunguya, M. Munisamy, S. Pongpanich, J. Yasuoka and M. Jimba

Kim et al. Respond pp. e10-e11

K. Kim, L.N. Gitlin and H.-R. Han

Austin responds pp. e12-e13

A. Austin

The battle over bathrooms: A solution without a problem pp. 1349

J.A. Laylor

A public health of consequence: Review of the August 2016 issue of AJPH pp. 1354-1355

S. Galea and R. Vaughan

Could raising the minimum wage improve the public's health? pp. 1355-1356

J.P. Leigh

The elusive promise of LGBT equality pp. 1356-1358

I.H. Meyer

Delivering fresh water: Critical infrastructure, environmental justice, and flint, Michigan pp. 1358-1360

M.R. Greenberg

Editors on the campaign trail: Why bernie sanders is wrong on health care (and hillary clinton is right) pp. 1361-1362

R. Grant

Brown responds: Why hillary clinton is wrong and bernie sanders is right pp. 1362-1364

T.M. Brown

The ongoing opioid prescription epidemic: Historical context pp. 1365-1366

M.L. Meldrum

Repeated concussions: Time to spur action among vulnerable veterans pp. 1366-1368

U.S. Uchendu, B.I. Omalu, D.X. Cifu and L.E. Egede

Framing strategies to avoid mother-blame in communicating the origins of chronic disease pp. 1369-1373

L.B. Winett, A.B. Wulf and L. Wallack

Mapping engagement in twitter-based support networks for adult smoking cessation pp. 1374-1380

C.M. Lakon, C. Pechmann, C. Wang, L. Pan, K. Delucchi and J.J. Prochaska

Family-focused preventive interventions with cancer cosurvivors: A call to action pp. 1381-1387

M. Niemelä, C.A. Marshall, T. Kroll, M. Curran, S.S. Koerner, S. Räsänen and F. García

Capitalizing on natural experiments to improve our understanding of population health pp. 1388-1389

J. Bor

Ethical and psychosocial considerations in informing HIV-exposed uninfected children that they were exposed to HIV and antiretroviral medications in utero pp. 1390-1396

R. Klitzman, C.A. Mellins, M.M. Philbin, E.J. Abrams and R.H. Remien

"Outstanding services to negro health": Dr. Dorothy Boulding Ferebee, Dr. Virginia M. Alexander, and Black Women physicians' public health activism pp. 1397-1404

V.N. Gamble

First medicare demonstration of concurrent provision of curative and hospice services for end-of-life care pp. 1405-1408

K.L. Harrison and S.R. Connor

Access and quality of care by insurance type for low-income adults before the affordable care act pp. 1409-1415

K.H. Nguyen and B.D. Sommers

Effect of the affordable care act on racial and ethnic disparities in health insurance coverage pp. 1416-1421

T.C. Buchmueller, Z.M. Levinson, H.G. Levy and Barbara Wolfe

Population survey features and response rates: A randomized experiment pp. 1422-1426

Y. Guo, J.A. Kopec, J. Cibere, L.C. Li and C.H. Goldsmith

Evaluation of American Indian health service training in pain management and opioid substance use disorder pp. 1427-1429

J.G. Katzman, C. Fore, S. Bhatt, N. Greenberg, J.G. Salvador, G.C. Comerci, C. Camarata, L. Marr, R. Monette, S. Arora, A. Bradford, D. Taylor, J. Dillow and S. Karol

Public health detailing-A successful strategy to promote judicious opioid analgesic prescribing pp. 1430-1438

J.A. Kattan, E. Tuazon, D. Paone, D. Dowell, L. Vo, J.L. Starrels, C.M. Jones and H.V. Kunins

Formative work and community engagement approaches for implementing an HIV intervention in Botswana schools pp. 1439-1441

K.S. Miller, H.J. Cham, E.M. Taylor, F.L. Berrier, M. Duffy, J. Vig, L. Chipazi, C. Chakalisa, S. Sidibe, K. Swart, N.S. Tau and L.F. Clark

Reduced prevalence of obesity in 14 disadvantaged black communities in the United States: A successful 4-year place-based participatory intervention pp. 1442-1448

Y. Liao, P.Z. Siegel, L.G. Garraza, Yilong Xu, S. Yin, M. Scardaville, T. Gebreselassie and R.L. Stephens

Work-family trajectories and the higher cardiovascular risk of American women relative to women in 13 european countries pp. 1449-1456

K. Van Hedel, I. Mejía-Guevara, M. Avendaño, E.L. Sabbath, L.F. Berkman, J.P. Mackenbach and F.J. Van Lenthe

Intimate partner victimization and health risk behaviors among pregnant adolescents pp. 1457-1459

I.E. Udo, J.B. Lewis, J.N. Tobin and J.R. Ickovics

Increasing hepatitis B vaccine prevalence among refugee children arriving in the United States, 2006-2012 pp. 1460-1462

K. Yun, K. Urban, B. Mamo, J. Matheson, C. Payton, K.C. Scott, L. Song, W.M. Stauffer, B.L. Stone, J. Young and H. Lin

Intersection of living in a rural versus urban area and race/ethnicity in explaining access to health care in the United States pp. 1463-1469

J.T. Caldwell, C.L. Ford, S.P. Wallace, M.C. Wang and L.M. Takahashi

Projecting the impact of the affordable care act provisions on accessibility and availability of primary care providers for the adult population in Georgia pp. 1470-1476

M. Gentili, P. Harati and N. Serban

Returns on investment in California county departments of public health pp. 1477-1482

T.T. Brown

Mortality among adults with intellectual disability in England: Comparisons with the general population pp. 1483-1490

F.J. Hosking, I.M. Carey, S.M. Shah, T. Harris, S. DeWilde, C. Beighton and D.G. Cook

Parental race/ethnicity and adverse birth outcomes in New York City: 2000-2010 pp. 1491-1497

L.N. Borrell, E. Rodriguez-Alvarez, D.A. Savitz and M.C. Baquero

Young people's more permissive views about marijuana: Local impact of state laws or national trend? pp. 1498-1503

L.A. Schmidt, L.M. Jacobs and J. Spetz

Evolution of well-being and happiness after increases in consumption of fruit and vegetables pp. 1504-1510

R. Mujcic and Andrew Oswald

Willingness to use health insurance at a sexually transmitted disease clinic: A survey of patients at 21 US clinics pp. 1511-1513

W.S. Pearson, R. Cramer, G. Tao, J.S. Leichliter, T.L. Gift and K.W. Hoover

The effect of an increased minimum wage on infant mortality and birth weight pp. 1514-1516

K.A. Komro, M.D. Livingston, Sara Markowitz and A.C. Wagenaar

Ability of HIV Advocacy to Modify Behavioral Norms and Treatment Impact: A Systematic Review pp. 1517

B.F. Sunguya, M. Munisamy, S. Pongpanich, J. Yasuoka and M. Jimba

The terminology of community health workers pp. e10

A. Wennerstrom and C.H. Rush

Employment status and poor adult health outcomes among lesbian, gay, and bisexual individuals pp. e12

B. Greene

The protection to women's fundamental rights violated by the zika virus epidemic pp. e9

D. Diniz

Teixeira and rodrigues respond pp. e9

M.G. Teixeira and L.C. Rodrigues

2016, volume 106, articles 7

Peer support for the hardly reached: A systematic review pp. e1-e8

R. Sokol and E. Fisher

Peer Support for the Hardly Reached: A Systematic Review pp. e1-e8

R. Sokol and E. Fisher

Berman and Johnson respond pp. e9-e10

E.R. Berman and R.K. Johnson

Locating LARC within the context of sexual and reproductive justice pp. e13-e14

L. Roberts, D. Kaplan, M.T. Bassett, D.L. Kaplan, S.P. Roberts, A.B. Steinberg, A. Whitten, J. Quinones-Lugo, F. Diaz-Tello, G. Askew, K.S. Reyes, A. Maybank, K. Srivastava, V. Cortes, G.S. Betancourt, V. Breitbart, N. Clark, C. Gaston, K. Irani, D. Lesane, Z.Q.B. Ma'at, R. McConey, A. Mercer, C.L. Porchia-Albert, E. Raboni, G. Gutierrez, P. Hernandez and N. Schuett-Lefkowitz

Men's health: Beyond masculinity pp. 1157

K. Elder and D.M. Griffith

Restorative justice and restorative history for the sexually transmitted disease inoculation experiments in Guatemala pp. 1163-1164

S.M. Reverby

Tobacco control: How are we doing? pp. 1164-1166

C.G. Healton

Lagging life expectancy for black men: A public health imperative pp. 1167-1169

M.J. Bond and A.A. Herman

Beyond LARC:Advancing reproductive health to include men pp. 1169-1170

E.L. Gollub and Z.A. Stein

What is "public" about public health: Lessons from Michigan pp. 1171-1172

A.M. El-Sayed

Emotional feedback and the viral spread of social media messages about autism spectrum disorders pp. 1173-1180

C.A. Bail

Counterproductive consequences of a conservative ideology: Medicaid expansion and personal responsibility requirements pp. 1181-1187

A.M. Baker and L.M. Hunt

Why the world will never be tobacco-free: Reframing "tobacco control" into a traditional tobacco movement pp. 1188-1195

G. Boudreau, C. Hernandez, D. Hoffer, K.S. Preuss, L. Tibbetts-Barto, N. Toves Villaluz and S. Scott

Strengthening the efferent arm in public health pp. 1196-1197

David Bishai, J. Xu and M. Sherry

Revising the American Public Health Association's Public Health Code of Ethics pp. 1198-1199

L.M. Lee, C.B. Fisher and B. Jennings

Minimum ages of legal access for tobacco in the United States from 1863 to 2015 pp. 1200-1207

D.E. Apollonio and S.A. Glantz

Misrepresentation of the National Women's Hospital in Auckland, New Zealand pp. 1208-1209

M.A.H. Baird, N. Barlev, L. Bryder, A. Burls, R.W. Carrell, I. Chalmers, G.J.S. Cooper, D. Obs, D.A. Dow, K. Hicks, M. Keirse, C. Mantell, P. Nobbs, E. Overton, H. Overton, P. Patten, J. Sandercock, V. Smith and R. Trubuhovich

Paul and Brookes respond pp. 1209-1210

C. Paul and B. Brookes

Demographic, insurance, and health characteristics of newly enrolled HIV-positive patients after implementation of the affordable care act in California pp. 1211-1213

D.D. Satre, S. Parthasarathy, A. Altschuler, M.J. Silverberg, E. Storholm and C.I. Campbell

Ten things i wish someone had told me when i became a health officer pp. 1214-1218

T.R. Frieden

New product marketing blurs the line between nicotine replacement therapy and smokeless tobacco products pp. 1219-1222

G. Kostygina, L. England and P. Ling

Evaluating public health interventions: 3. the two-stage design for confounding bias reduction-having your cake and eating it two pp. 1223-1226

D. Spiegelman, C.L. Rivera-Rodriguez and S. Haneuse

Quantitative bias analysis in regulatory settings pp. 1227-1230

T.L. Lash, M.P. Fox, D. Cooney, Y. Lu and R.A. Forshee

Challenges in identifying refugees in national health data sets pp. 1231-1232

W. Semere, K. Yun, C. Ahalt, B. Williams and E.A. Wang

Mobilizing local authorities around public health priorities pp. 1233-1234

B. Lévesque, V. Huppé and A. Tourigny

From design to dissemination: Implementing community-based participatory research in postdisaster communities pp. 1235-1242

M. Lichtveld, S. Kennedy, R.Z. Krouse, F. Grimsley, J. El-Dahr, K. Bordelon, Y. Sterling, L. White, N. Barlow, S. DeGruy, D. Paul, S. Denham, C. Hayes, M. Sanders, M.M. Mvula, E. Thornton, P. Chulada, H. Mitchell, Martin, W.J.,, K.U. Stephens and R.D. Cohn

Evaluation of the overdose education and naloxone distribution program of the Baltimore Student Harm Reduction Coalition pp. 1243-1246

D.A. Lewis, J.N. Park, L. Vail, M. Sine, C. Welsh and S.G. Sherman

Academic dysfunction after a concussion among US high school and college students pp. 1247-1253

E.B. Wasserman, J.J. Bazarian, M. Mapstone, R. Block and E. Van Wijngaarden

Calorie underestimation when buying high-calorie beverages in fast-food contexts pp. 1254-1255

R.L. Franckle, J.P. Block and C.A. Roberto

Impact of text message reminders on caregivers' adherence to a home fortification program against child anemia in rural western China: A cluster-randomized controlled trial pp. 1256-1262

H. Zhou, S. Sun, Renfu Luo, Sean Sylvia, A. Yue, Yaojiang Shi, L. Zhang, A. Medina and Scott Rozelle

Sexual risk behaviors and substance use among men sexually victimized by women pp. 1263-1269

M.C. Cook, D.E. Morisky, J.K. Williams, C.L. Ford and G.C. Gee

Lower sodium intake and risk of headaches: Results from the trial of Nonpharmacologic Interventions in the Elderly pp. 1270-1275

L. Chen, Z. Zhang, W. Chen, P.K. Whelton and L.J. Appel

Hepatitis C screening of the "birth cohort" (born 1945-1965) and younger inmates of New York City jails pp. 1276-1277

M.J. Akiyama, F. Kaba, Z. Rosner, H. Alper, R.S. Holzman and R. MacDonald

Efficacy of a computerized intervention on HIV and intimate partner violence among substance-using women in community corrections: A randomized controlled trial pp. 1278-1286

L. Gilbert, D. Goddard-Eckrich, T. Hunt, X. Ma, M. Chang, J. Rowe, T. McCrimmon, K. Johnson, S. Goodwin, M. Almonte and S.A. Shaw

Trends over 4 decades in disability-free life expectancy in the United States pp. 1287-1293

E.M. Crimmins, Y. Zhang and Y. Saito

Cumulative effect of racial discrimination on the mental health of ethnic minorities in the United Kingdom pp. 1294-1300

S. Wallace, J. Nazroo and L. Bécares

Impact of food assistance programs on obesity in mothers and children: A prospective cohort study in Peru pp. 1301-1307

R.M. Carrillo-Larco, J.J. Miranda and A. Bernabé-Ortiz

Suicide rates in aboriginal communities in Labrador, Canada pp. 1309-1315

N.J. Pollock, S. Mulay, J. Valcour and M. Jong

Firearm ownership and suicide rates among US men and women, 1981-2013 pp. 1316-1322

M. Siegel and E.F. Rothman

Health care visits as a risk factor for tuberculosis in Taiwan: A population-based case-control study pp. 1323-1328

S.-C. Pan, C.-C. Chen, Y.-T. Chiang, H.-Y. Chang, C.-T. Fang and H.-H. Lin

A novel indicator of life-course smoking prevalence in the United States combining popularity, duration, quantity, and quality of smoking pp. 1329-1335

Rebekka Christopoulou and D.R. Lillard

Pediatric care provider density and personal belief exemptions from vaccine requirements in California kindergartens pp. 1336-1341

E.T. Walker and C.M. Rea

Public health's share of us health spending pp. e11

David Bishai, J.P. Leider and B. Resnick

Woolhandler and Himmelstein respond pp. e12

S. Woolhandler and D.U. Himmelstein

Northridge and coupey respond pp. e14

J.L. Northridge and S.M. Coupey

Erratum: The impact of obesity on US mortality levels: The importance of age and cohort factors in population estimates (American Journal of Public Health (2013) 103:10 (1895-1901) DOI: 10.2105/AJPH.2013.301379) pp. e15

R.K. Masters, E.N. Reither, Daniel Powers, Y.C. Yang, A.E. Burger and B.G. Link

Erratum: (American Journal of Public Health (2016) 106:6 (8-9) DOI: 10.2105/AJPH.2016.303231) pp. e16

S.A. Adams, S.K. Choi, J.M. Eberth, H.M. Brandt, D.B. Friedman and J.R. Hébert

Beverage policy article too limited to show consequences pp. e9

S.R. Bohme

2016, volume 106, articles 6

Hanna-Attisha and Lachance respond pp. e1-e2

M. Hanna-Attisha and J. LaChance

The first Ebola survivor to deliver a full-term baby in the United States pp. e4-e5

W.-T. Chiu, Toy, S., and JunJie Wu

Seo responds pp. e6-e7

D.-C. Seo

Adams et al. respond pp. e8-e9

S.A. Adams, S.K. Choi, J.M. Eberth, H.M. Brandt, D.B. Friedman and J.R. Hébert

Prescription and Illicitopioid deaths and the prescription drug monitoring program in Florida pp. e10-e11

C. Delcher, Yiqing Wang, A.C. Wagenaar, B.A. Goldberger, R.L. Cook and M.M. Maldonado-Molina

Kennedy-Hendricks et al. respond pp. e11-e12

A. Kennedy-Hendricks, M. Richey, E.E. McGinty, E.A. Stuart, C.L. Barry and D.W. Webster

Spiegelman responds pp. e13-e14

D. Spiegelman

Waitzkin responds pp. e15-e16

H. Waitzkin

When herd immunity is the only protection pp. 965

J. Adashek

The decline of American unions is a threat to public health pp. 968-969

M.J. Wright

Lessons from Texas: Widespread consequences of assaults on abortion access pp. 970-971

R.B. Gold and K. Hasstedt

"Falling through the cracks:" Young adults, drugs, and incarceration pp. 972-973

A.T. Cohall

A public health of consequence: Review of the June 2016 issue of AJPH pp. 973-974

S. Galea and R. Vaughan

Phantom policies and public health in the presidential election pp. 975-976

G.P. Marchildon

Fox responds pp. 976

D.M. Fox

The merits of adopting a 0.05 administrative blood alcohol concentration limit for driving pp. 977-978

J.C. Fell

Lack of evidence supporting the effectiveness of disaster supply kits pp. 979-982

T.N. Heagele

The feminization of HPV: Reversing gender biases in US human papillomavirus vaccine policy pp. 983-984

E.M. Daley, C.A. Vamos, G.D. Zimet, Z. Rosberger, E.L. Thompson and L. Merrell

Are pain management questions in patient satisfaction surveys driving the opioid epidemic? pp. 985-986

J. Adams, G.H. Bledsoe and J.H. Armstrong

Moving forward from the affordable care act to a single-payer system pp. 987-988

A. Gaffney, S. Woolhandler, M. Angell and D.U. Himmelstein

The role of labor unions in creating working conditions that promote public health pp. 989-995

J. Hagedorn, C.A. Paras, H. Greenwich and A. Hagopian

Direct engagement with communities and interprofessional learning to factor culture into end-of-life health care delivery pp. 996-1001

N.A. Boucher

East Los High:Transmedia edutainment to promote the sexual and reproductive health of young Latina/o Americans pp. 1002-1010

H. Wang and A. Singhal

Causal impact: Epidemiological approaches for a public health of consequence pp. 1011-1012

D. Westreich, J.K. Edwards, E.T. Rogawski, M.G. Hudgens, E.A. Stuart and S.R. Cole

"Affirmatively furthering fair housing": A platform for public health advocates pp. 1013-1014

B.D. Smedley and P. Tegeler

Unrecognized "AIDS" in monkeys, 1969-1980: Explanations and implications pp. 1015-1022

T.M. Hammett and R.T. Bronson

Quentin Young (1923-2016): Advocate, activist, and "rebel without a pause" pp. 1025-1027

T.M. Brown, E. Fee and M.N. Healey

Variability and limits of US state laws regulating workplace wellness programs pp. 1028-1031

J.L. Pomeranz, A.M. Garcia, R. Vesprey and A. Davey

Opening the market for lower cost hearing aids: Regulatory change can improve the health of older Americans pp. 1032-1035

J. Blustein and B.E. Weinstein

Estimating potential reductions in premature mortality in New York City from raising the minimum wage to $15 pp. 1036-1041

T.-Y. Tsao, K.J. Konty, G. Van Wye, O. Barbot, J.L. Hadler, N. Linos and M.T. Bassett

Prevalence and co-occurrence of heavy drinking and anxiety and mood disorders among gay, Lesbian, bisexual, and heterosexual Canadians pp. 1042-1048

B. Pakula, J. Shoveller, P.A. Ratner and R. Carpiano

Racial and social disparities in bystander support during medical emergencies on US streets pp. 1049-1051

E.Y. Cornwell and A. Currit

Community health workers versus nurses as counselors or case managers in a self-help diabetes management program pp. 1052-1058

K.B. Kim, M.T. Kim, H.B. Lee, T. Nguyen, L.R. Bone and D. Levine

Effects of food label use on diet quality and glycemic control among latinos with type 2 diabetes in a community health worker-supported intervention pp. 1059-1066

G. Kollannoor-Samuel, F.M. Shebl, S. Segura-Pérez, J. Chhabra, S. Vega-López and R. Pérez-Escamilla

Benzodiazepine use and hepatitis C seroconversion in a cohort of persons who inject drugs pp. 1067-1072

P. Bach, G. Walton, K. Hayashi, M.-J. Milloy, H. Dong, T. Kerr, J. Montaner and E. Wood

Human trafficking and health: A survey of male and female survivors in England pp. 1073-1078

S. Oram, M. Abas, D. Bick, A. Boyle, R. French, S. Jakobowitz, M. Khondoker, N. Stanley, K. Trevillion, L. Howard and C. Zimmerman

Disability-free life expectancy over 30 years: A growing female disadvantage in the US population pp. 1079-1085

V.A. Freedman, D.A. Wolf and Brenda Spillman

Medical debt and related financial consequences among older African American and white adults pp. 1086-1091

J.C. Wiltshire, K. Elder, C. Kiefe and J.J. Allison

Educational interventions to promote healthy nutrition and physical activity among older Chinese Americans: A cluster-randomized trial pp. 1092-1098

J. Jih, G. Le, K. Woo, J.Y. Tsoh, S. Stewart, G. Gildengorin, A. Burke, C. Wong, E. Chan, L.-C. Fung, F. Yu, R. Pasick, S.J. McPhee and T.T. Nguyen

Diffusion of pharmacy-based influenza vaccination over time in the United States pp. 1099-1100

G.J. Chun, J.M. Sautter, B.J. Patterson and W.F. McGhan

Impact of nutrition standards on competitive food quality in Massachusetts middle and high schools pp. 1101-1108

M.T. Gorski, J.F.W. Cohen, J.A. Hoffman, L. Rosenfeld, R. Chaffee, Lones Smith and E.B. Rimm

Sexual orientation disparities in preventable disease: A fundamental cause perspective pp. 1109-1115

R. Bränström, M.L. Hatzenbuehler, J.E. Pachankis and B.G. Link

Barriers to health care among adults identifying as sexual minorities: A US national study pp. 1116-1122

J.M. Dahlhamer, A.M. Galinsky, S.S. Joestl and B.W. Ward

Social support, sexual violence, and transactional sex among female transnational migrants to South Africa pp. 1123-1129

M. Giorgio, L. Townsend, Y. Zembe, S. Guttmacher, F. Kapadia, M. Cheyip and C. Mathews

Diffusion of an evidence-based smoking cessation intervention through facebook: A randomized controlled trial pp. 1130-1135

N.K. Cobb, M.A. Jacobs, P. Wileyto, T. Valente and A.L. Graham

Sexual identity disparities in smoking and secondhand smoke exposure in California: 2003-2013 pp. 1136-1142

W.B. Max, B. Stark, H.-Y. Sung and N. Offen

Birth cohorts analysis of adolescent cigarette smoking and subsequent marijuana and cocaine use pp. 1143-1149

K.M. Keyes, A. Hamilton and D.B. Kandel

Lessons for flint's officials and parents from our 1970s Newark lead program pp. e1

J.M. Oleske and J.D. Bogden

What is program evaluation? pp. e13

J. Gargani and R.L. Miller

Social workers: Continuing to address the social determinants of health pp. e15

L. De Saxe Zerden, A. Jones, P. Lanier and M.W. Fraser

Drug repurposing for terminal-stage cancer patients pp. e3

B. Cvek

E-cigarette: A lesson from Finland and Austria pp. e6

A. Braillon

Medicaid expansion and implications for cancer disparities pp. e8

A. Barwise

2016, volume 106, articles 5

Lifetime prevalence of suicide attempts among sexual minority adults by study sampling strategies: A systematic review and meta-analysis pp. e1-e12

T.S. Hottes, L. Bogaert, A.E. Rhodes, D.J. Brennan and D. Gesink

Bostean et al. Respond pp. e13-e14

G. Bostean, D.R. Trinidad and W.J. McCarthy

Metzl responds pp. e15-e17

J. Metzl

Supporting Syrian refugees: The need for a multidisciplinary action plan pp. e18-e19

S.A. Azer

Ismayilova responds pp. e20-e21

L. Ismayilova

Publish Your Picture in AJPH! pp. 774

A. Kropf

Building a Movement to Be the Healthiest Nation pp. 777

G.C. Benjamin

Celebrating National Public Health Week pp. 777-779

G.R. Wilensky

National Public Health Week: Small Steps Toward Big Change pp. 779-780

T. Udall

A Public Health of Consequence: Review of the May 2016 Issue of AJPH pp. 783-784

S. Galea and R. Vaughan

Emergency Care for Homeless Patients: A Window into the Health Needs of Vulnerable Populations pp. 784-785

M. Bharel

Social Isolation, Loneliness, and Living Alone: Identifying the Risks for Public Health pp. 786-787

E. Klinenberg

The continuing development of health disparities research on lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender individuals pp. 787-789

R. Stall, D.D. Matthews, M.R. Friedman, S. Kinsky, J.E. Egan, R.W.S. Coulter, J.R. Blosnich and N. Markovic

When Will Presidential Candidates Ask, "what Do Women Want in Health Care?" pp. 790-791

D. Zuckerman

Wood Responds pp. 792-793

S.F. Wood

Mainstream Health Care in Taiwan's Prisons: A Model for Expanding Medicaid Coverage to Incarcerated Americans pp. 794-795

M.S. Chen and S.-K. Huang

Promoting nature-based activity for people with mental illness through the US "exercise is medicine" initiative pp. 796-799

J. Maier and S. Jette

State and local policies as a structural and modifiable determinant of HIV vulnerability among latino migrants in the United States pp. 800-807

M. Galeucia and J.S. Hirsch

Reconciling epidemiology and social justice in the public health discourse around the sexual networks of black men who have sex with men pp. 808-814

D.D. Matthews, J.C. Smith, A.L. Brown and D.J. Malebranche

Environmental nutrition: A new frontier for public health pp. 815-821

J. Sabaté, H. Harwatt and S. Soret

Reducing sexual assault on campus: Lessons from the movement to prevent drunk driving pp. 822-829

S.J. Potter

Being Fair in Universal Health Coverage: Prioritize Public Health Services for Low- and Middle-Income Countries pp. 830-831

M. George

Living and Dying at the Crossroads: Racism, Embodiment, and Why Theory Is Essential for a Public Health of Consequence pp. 832-833

N. Krieger

"Unleashed on an unsuspecting world": The asbestos information association and its role in perpetuating a national epidemic pp. 834-839

G. Markowitz and D. Rosner

Applying community organizing principles to assess health needs in New Haven, Connecticut pp. 841-847

A. Santilli, A. Carroll-Scott and J.R. Ickovics

Implications of Mexican health care reform on the health coverage of nonmigrants and returning migrants pp. 848-850

J.T. Wassink

CAREST - Multilingual regional integration for health promotion and research on sickle cell disease and thalassemia pp. 851-853

J. Knight-Madden, M. Romana, R. Villaescusa, M. Reid, M. Etienne-Julan, L. Boutin, G. Elana, N. Elenga, G. Wheeler, K. Lee, R. Nieves, A.J. Lecointe, M.-L. Lalanne-Mistrih, G. Loko, L. Keclard-Christophe and M.-D. Hardy-Dessources

Food gardeners' productivity in laramie, Wyoming: More than a hobby pp. 854-856

S.J. Conk and C.M. Porter

Impact of clinic closures on women obtaining abortion services after implementation of a restrictive law in Texas pp. 857-864

C. Gerdts, L. Fuentes, D. Grossman, K. White, B. Keefe-Oates, S.E. Baum, K. Hopkins, C.W. Stolp and J.E. Potter

Impact of state ignition interlock laws on alcohol-involved crash deaths in the United States pp. 865-871

E.J. Kaufman and D.J. Wiebe

Health disparities in drug- and alcohol-use disorders: A 12-year longitudinal study of youths after detention pp. 872-880

L.J. Welty, A.J. Harrison, K.M. Abram, N.D. Olson, D.A. Aaby, K.P. McCoy, J.J. Washburn and L.A. Teplin

Food environments and obesity: Household diet expenditure versus food deserts pp. 881-888

Daniel Chen, Edward Jaenicke and R.J. Volpe

Validity of single-item screening for limited health literacy in english and Spanish speakers pp. 889-892

W.P. Bishop, S.J. Craddock Lee, C.S. Skinner, T.M. Jones, K. McCallister and J.A. Tiro

Emergency care for homeless patients: A French multicenter cohort study pp. 893-898

A.-L. Feral-Pierssens, A. Aubry, J. Truchot, P.-A. Raynal, M. Boiffier, A. Hutin, A. Leleu, G. Debruyne, L.-M. Joly, P. Juvin, B. Riou, Y. Freund, F. Adnet, J. Mourad, S. Beaune, T. Desmettre, J. Outrey, J. Pernet, M. Piquemal, S. Taze, J. Schmidt, M. Wargon, P.-M. Anne, S. Charpentier, V. Barbe, A. Andrey, T. Chouhied, A. Avondo, M. Favre, X. Jacob, K. Tazarourte, A. Ricard-Hibon, C. Ogereau, P. Le Borgne, A. Proust and A.-L. Philippon

Inequalities in hospitalized unintentional injury between aboriginal and non-aboriginal children in New South Wales, Australia pp. 899-905

H. Möller, K. Falster, R. Ivers, M. Falster, D. Randall, K. Clapham and L. Jorm

Causes and disparities in death rates among Urban American Indian and Alaska native populations, 1999-2009 pp. 906-914

J.L. Jacobs-Wingo, D.K. Espey, A.V. Groom, L.E. Phillips, D.S. Haverkamp and S.L. Stanley

A longitudinal study of multiple drug use and overdose among young people who inject drugs pp. 915-917

E.D. Riley, J.L. Evans, J.A. Hahn, A. Briceno, P.J. Davidson, P.J. Lum and K. Page

Sexual orientation and all-cause mortality among US adults aged 18 to 59 years, 2001-2011 pp. 918-920

S.D. Cochran, C. Björkenstam and V.M. Mays

Homicides by police: Comparing counts from the national violent death reporting system, vital statistics, and supplementary homicide reports pp. 922-927

C. Barber, D. Azrael, A. Cohen, M. Miller, D. Thymes, D.E. Wang and D. Hemenway

Disability and risk of recent sexual violence in the United States pp. 928-933

K.C. Basile, M.J. Breiding and S.G. Smith

Neighborhood walkability and body mass index trajectories: Longitudinal study of Canadians pp. 934-940

R.A. Wasfi, K. Dasgupta, H. Orpana and N.A. Ross

Impacts of urban water conservation strategies on energy, greenhouse gas emissions, and health: Southern California as a case study pp. 941-948

S. Sokolow, H. Godwin and B.L. Cole

Comparison of commercial and self-initiated weight loss programs in people with prediabetes: A randomized control trial pp. 949-956

D.G. Marrero, K.N.B. Palmer, E.O. Phillips, K. Miller-Kovach, G.D. Foster and C.K. Saha

Understanding adolescent perceptionsone-cigarettes is vital pp. e13

A.N. Bandara

Seasonal influence on mass shootings pp. e15

P.A. Geoffroy and A. Amad

Syrian refugees constitute 20% of Jordan's population pp. e18

M.M. Murshidi

Mcneely and Morland respond pp. e19

C.A. McNeely and L. Morland

Research on spousal violence: Toward a balanced and rigorous approach pp. e20

C. Vílchez-Román

2016, volume 106, articles 4

Effects of community-based health worker interventions to improve chronic disease management and care among vulnerable populations: A systematic review pp. e3-e28

K. Kim, J.S. Choi, E. Choi, C.L. Nieman, J.H. Joo, F.R. Lin, L.N. Gitlin and H.-R. Han

Garfield responds pp. e29-e30

R.M. Garfield

Zika: The Tragedy and the Opportunities pp. 582

L.C. Rodrigues

Insuring women in the United States before, during, and after pregnancies pp. 585-586

E. Kathleen Adams and E.M. Johnston

Preventing Zika virus infections in pregnant women: An urgent public health priority pp. 589-590

B.P. Bell, C.A. Boyle and L.R. Petersen

Mounting evidence of the effectiveness and versatility of community health workers pp. 591-592

S. Landers and M. Levinson

A public health of consequence: Review of the April 2016 issue of AJPH pp. 592-593

S. Galea and R. Vaughan

A call for global discussion on universal coverage pp. 594-595

G.A. Kaplan and K.R. De Camargo

Aedes rides again: Mosquitoes and flaviviruses in the americas pp. 596-597

J. McNeill

Initial description of the presumed congenital Zika syndrome pp. 598-600

D. De Barros Miranda-Filho, C.M.T. Martelli, R.A. De Alencar Ximenes, T.V.B. Araújo, M.A.W. Rocha, R.C.F. Ramos, R. Dhalia, R.F. De Oliveira Franca, E.T. De Azevedo Marques Junior and L.C. Rodrigues

The epidemic of Zika virus-related microcephaly in Brazil: Detection, control, etiology, and future scenarios pp. 601-605

M.G. Teixeira, M. Da Conceição N Costa, W.K. De Oliveira, M.L. Nunes and L.C. Rodrigues

History, epidemiology, and clinical manifestations of Zika: A systematic review pp. 606-612

E.S. Paixão, F. Barreto, M. Da Glória Teixeira, M. Da Conceição N Costa and L.C. Rodrigues

A three-dimensional action plan to raise the quality of care of US correctional health and promote alternatives to incarceration pp. 613-614

H. Venters

Corporate funding for schools of public health: Confronting the ethical and economic challenges pp. 615-618

R. Bayer and Bhaven Sampat

On the distinction-or lack of distinction-between population health and public health pp. 619-620

A.V.D. Roux

Public health 3.0: Time for an upgrade pp. 621-622

K.B. DeSalvo, P.W. O'Carroll, D. Koo, J.M. Auerbach and J.A. Monroe

My walk to water pp. 623-624

T.R. Zolnikov

Gender-specific jealousy and infidelity norms as sources of sexual health risk and violence among young coupled nicaraguans pp. 625-632

S. Boyce, P. Zeledón, E. Tellez and C. Barrington

Setting the agenda for a new discipline: Population health science pp. 633-634

K.M. Keyes and S. Galea

Affordable housing: A key lever to community health for older americans pp. 635-636

W.A. Vega and S.P. Wallace

Addressing health disparities is a place-based issue pp. 637-639

I. Dankwa-Mullan and E.J. Ṕerez-Stable

Keep the whole city in mind pp. 639-641

M.T. Fullilove and N. Chaudhury

Overcrowding and mortality during the influenza pandemic of 1918: Evidence from US Army Camp A. A. Humphreys, Virginia pp. 642-644

C. Andrew Aligne

Community health center utilization following the 2008 medicaid expansion in Oregon: Implications for the affordable care act pp. 645-650

B. Hatch, S.R. Bailey, S. Cowburn, M. Marino, H. Angier and J.E. DeVoe

Quantifying distance overestimation from global positioning system in urban spaces pp. 651-653

S.J. Mooney, D.M. Sheehan, G. Zulaika, A.G. Rundle, K. McGill, M.R. Behrooz and G.S. Lovasi

Community vision and interagency alignment: A community planning process to promote active transportation pp. 654-657

S.T. DeGregory, N. Chaudhury, P. Kennedy, P. Noyes and A. Maybank

Capacity building for rare bleeding disorders in the remote commonwealth of the northern Mariana Islands pp. 658-661

T.F. Lin, P. Carhill, J.N. Huang and J.R. Baker

Refugee resettlement patterns and state-level health care insurance access in the United States pp. 662-663

P. Agrawal and A.K. Venkatesh

Characterizing community health workers on research teams: Results from the centers for population health and health disparities pp. 664-670

S.D. Hohl, B. Thompson, J.L. Krok-Schoen, R.C. Weier, M. Martin, L. Bone, W.J. McCarthy, S.E. Noel, B. Garcia, N.E. Calderón and E.D. Paskett

E-cigarette use and intention to initiate or quit smoking among US youths pp. 672-678

J.-Y. Park, D.-C. Seo and H.-C. Lin

Tobacco-free pharmacy laws and trends in tobacco retailer density in California and Massachusetts pp. 679-685

Y. Jin, B. Lu, E.G. Klein, M. Berman, R.E. Foraker and A.K. Ferketich

Increasing benzodiazepine prescriptions and overdose mortality in the United States, 1996-2013 pp. 686-688

M.A. Bachhuber, S. Hennessy, C.O. Cunningham and J.L. Starrels

Increase in naloxone prescriptions dispensed in US retail pharmacies since 2013 pp. 689-690

C.M. Jones, P.G. Lurie and W.M. Compton

Sexual-orientation differences in positive youth development: The mediational role of bullying victimization pp. 691-697

R.W.S. Coulter, A.L. Herrick, M. Reuel Friedman and R.D. Stall

Disparities by sexual orientation in frequent engagement in cancer-related risk behaviors: A 12-year follow-up pp. 698-706

M. Rosario, F. Li, D. Wypij, A.L. Roberts, H.L. Corliss, B.M. Charlton, A. Lindsay Frazier and S. Bryn Austin

Evaluation of the evidence base for the alcohol industry's actions to reduce drink driving globally pp. 707-713

M.B. Esser, J. Bao, D.H. Jernigan and A.A. Hyder

Total duration of breastfeeding, Vitamin D supplementation, and serum levels of 25-hydroxyVitamin D pp. 714-719

D. Darmawikarta, Y. Chen, G. Lebovic, C.S. Birken, P.C. Parkin and J.L. Maguire

Impact of universal health coverage on child growth and nutrition in Argentina pp. 720-726

P.A. Nuñez, D. Fernández-Slezak, A. Farall, M.E. Szretter, O.D. Salomón and C.R. Valeggia

The effect of community-based prevention and care on ebola transmission in Sierra Leone pp. 727-732

P. Pronyk, B. Rogers, S. Lee, A. Bhatnagar, Y. Wolman, R. Monasch, D. Hipgrave, P. Salama, A. Kucharski and M. Chopra

National needs of family planning among US men aged 15 to 44 years pp. 733-739

A.V. Marcell, S.E. Gibbs, I. Choiriyyah, F.L. Sonenstein, N.M. Astone, J.H. Pleck and J.K. Dariotis

Hepatitis C screening rate among underserved adults with serious mental illness receiving care in California community mental health centers pp. 740-742

E. Trager, M. Khalili, C.L. Masson, E. Vittinghoff, J. Creasman and C. Mangurian

Homeopathy use by US adults: Results of a national survey pp. 743-745

M.L. Dossett, R.B. Davis, T.J. Kaptchuk and G.Y. Yeh

Human papillomavirus vaccination in the United States: Uneven uptake by gender, race/ethnicity, and sexual orientation pp. 746-747

J. Daniel-Ulloa, P.A. Gilbert and E.A. Parker

Socioeconomic inequalities in low birth weight in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia pp. 748-754

M.L. Martinson and N.E. Reichman

Heterogeneous effects of housing vouchers on the mental health of US adolescents pp. 755-762

Q.C. Nguyen, D.H. Rehkopf, N.M. Schmidt and T.L. Osypuk

Nepal's crises threaten gains in public health pp. e29

V. Khanal, S.R. Mishra and S.E. DeYoung

2016, volume 106, articles 3

Active transportation surveillance\-United States, 1999-2012 pp. e1-e4

G.P. Whitfield

Perspectives from the social sciences pp. 391

D. Holtzman and K. McLeroy

A public health of consequence-March 2016 pp. 394

S. Galea and R. Vaughan

Shorter lives and poorer health on the campaign trail pp. 395-397

J.E. McDonough

Butler responds pp. 398

S.M. Butler

2015-2020 national HIV/AIDS strategy goals for HIV linkage and retention in care: Recommendations from program implementers pp. 399-401

K.M. Jain, C. Maulsby, S. Kinsky, V. Charles and D.R. Holtgrave

Young people and HIV: A call to action pp. 402-405

L.J. Koenig, D. Hoyer, D.W. Purcell, S. Zaza and J. Mermin

Federal funding for kidney disease research: A missed opportunity pp. 406-407

M.L. Mendu, K.F. Erickson, T.H. Hostetter, W.C. Winkelmayer, G. Olan, R.N. Meyer, R. Hakim and J.R. Sedor

Recurring epidemics of pharmaceutical drug abuse in America: Time for an all-drug strategy pp. 408-410

D. Herzberg, H. Guarino, P. Mateu-Gelabert and A.S. Bennett

The US public's preference for safer guns pp. 411-413

J.A. Wolfson, S.P. Teret, S. Frattaroli, M. Miller and D. Azrael

The human microbiome and public health: Social and ethical considerations pp. 414-420

K.C. O'Doherty, A. Virani and E.S. Wilcox

The implications of unintended pregnancies for mental health in later life pp. 421-429

P. Herd, J. Higgins, K. Sicinski and I. Merkurieva

Neighborhoods and health: What do we know? what should we do? pp. 430-431

A.V. Diez Roux

Ethical rationale for the ebola "ring vaccination" trial design pp. 432-435

A. Rid and F.G. Miller

The voices for healthy kids campaign and US state legislation to prevent childhood obesity pp. 436-439

S.N. Bleich, J. Jones-Smith, H. Jones, M. O'Hara and L. Rutkow

Harmful algal bloom-associated illness surveillance: Lessons from reported hospital visits in New York, 2008-2014 pp. 440-442

M. Figgatt, N. Muscatiello, L. Wilson and D. Dziewulski

Massachusetts inpatient medicaid cost response to increased supplemental nutrition assistance program benefits pp. 443-448

R.A. Sonik

The current and projected taxpayer shares of US health costs pp. 449-452

D.U. Himmelstein and S. Woolhandler

Evaluating public health interventions: 2. Stepping up to routine public health evaluation with the stepped wedge design pp. 453-457

D. Spiegelman

Coefficient α as a measure of test score reliability: Review of 3 popular misconceptions pp. 458-461

O.F. Morera and S.M. Stokes

Use of google street view to assess environmental contributions to pedestrian injury pp. 462-469

S.J. Mooney, C.J. DiMaggio, G.S. Lovasi, K.M. Neckerman, M.D.M. Bader, J.O. Teitler, D.M. Sheehan, D.W. Jack and A.G. Rundle

Socioeconomic position and premature mortality in the ausdiab cohort of australian adults pp. 470-477

H. Bihan, K. Backholer, A. Peeters, C.E. Stevenson, J.E. Shaw and D.J. Magliano

Economic opportunity, health behaviors, and mortality in the United States pp. 478-484

A.S. Venkataramani, P. Chatterjee, I. Kawachi and A.C. Tsai

Younger and sicker: Comparing micronesians to other ethnicities in Hawaii pp. 485-491

M.K.I. Hagiwara, J. Miyamura, S. Yamada and T. Sentell

Social determinants of HIV-related stigma in faith-based organizations pp. 492-496

J.D. Coleman, A.D. Tate, B. Gaddist and J. White

HIV diagnoses and care among transgender persons and comparison with men who have sex with men: New York City, 2006-2011 pp. 497-502

E.W. Wiewel, L.V. Torian, P. Merchant, S.L. Braunstein and C.W. Shepard

Consistent estimates of very low HIV incidence among people who inject drugs: New York City, 2005-2014 pp. 503-508

D.C. Des Jarlais, K. Arasteh, C. McKnight, J. Feelemyer, A.N.C. Campbell, S. Tross, Lones Smith, H.L.F. Cooper, H. Hagan and D. Perlman

Nonmedical opioid pain relievers and all-cause mortality: A 27-year follow-up from the epidemiologic catchment area study pp. 509-516

L.B. Cottler, H. Hu, B.A. Smallwood, J.C. Anthony, L.-T. Wu and W.W. Eaton

Contextual predictors of injection drug use among black adolescents and adults in US metropolitan areas, 1993-2007 pp. 517-526

H.L.F. Cooper, B. West, S. Linton, J. Hunter-Jones, M. Zlotorzynska, R. Stall, M.E. Wolfe, L. Williams, H.I. Hall, C. Cleland, B. Tempalski and S.R. Friedman

The effects of cumulative victimization on mental health among lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender adolescents and young adults pp. 527-533

B. Mustanski, R. Andrews and J.A. Puckett

Mental health of transgender veterans in US States with and without discrimination and hate crime legal protection pp. 534-540

J.R. Blosnich, M.C. Marsiglio, S. Gao, A.J. Gordon, J.C. Shipherd, M. Kauth, G.R. Brown and M.J. Fine

Public funding for contraception, provider training, and use of highly effective contraceptives: A cluster randomized trial pp. 541-546

K.M.J. Thompson, C.H. Rocca, J.E. Kohn, S. Goodman, L. Stern, M. Blum, J.J. Speidel, P.D. Darney and C.C. Harper

Acculturation and diabetes risk in the Mexican American mano a mano cohort pp. 547-549

C. Anderson, H. Zhao, C.R. Daniel, A. Hromi-Fiedler, Q. Dong, K.Y. Elhor Gbito, X. Wu and W.-H. Chow

Wastewater disposal wells, fracking, and environmental injustice in Southern Texas pp. 550-556

J.E. Johnston, E. Werder and D. Sebastian

Effects of proximity to supermarkets on a randomized trial studying interventions for obesity pp. 557-562

L. Fiechtner, K. Kleinman, S.J. Melly, M. Sharifi, Robert Marshall, J. Block, E.R. Cheng and E.M. Taveras

High tuberculosis strain diversity among New York City public housing residents pp. 563-568

P. Dawson, B.R. Perri and S.D. Ahuja

Voigt Responds pp. 569-570

K. Voigt

Renormalization and regulation of E-cigarettes pp. 569

C.T. Dawson and W. Maziak

Attitudes of health care providers toward LGBT patients: The need for cultural sensitivity training pp. 570

N.O. Garrison and G.E. Ibañez

Sabin and riskind respond pp. 570-571

J.A. Sabin and R. Riskind

Lin et AL. respond pp. 571-572

W.-C. Lin, R.E. Clark, J. Zhang, E. O'Connell and M. Bharel

Categorization of frequent emergency department use in an insured homeless population pp. 571

S.A. Milani

2016, volume 106, articles 2

Weaver responds pp. e1-e2

L.J. Weaver

Advancing the science and practice of place-based intervention pp. 197

B. Smedley and H. Amaro

Flint, Michigan: A century of environmental injustice pp. 200-201

D. Rosner

A public health of consequence-February 2016 pp. 201-202

S. Galea and R. Vaughan

Money, politics, and morality in the framing of medicaid expansion pp. 203-204

M.D. Rozier and P.M. Singer

"Paris thin": A call to regulate life-threatening starvation of runway models in the US fashion industry pp. 205-206

K.L. Record and S.B. Austin

Protecting personally identifiable information when using online geographic tools for public health research pp. 206-208

M.D.M. Bader, S.J. Mooney and A.G. Rundle

Community water fluoridation: Open discussions strengthen public health pp. 209-210

A. Morabia

Historicearlyendorsement of community water fluoridation pp. 210-211

E. Newbrun

Debunking debating water fluoridation pp. 211

J.W. Friedman

Study incapable of detecting IQ loss from fluoride pp. 212-213

B. Osmunson, H. Limeback and C. Neurath

Carstairs responds pp. 212

C. Carstairs

Broadbent et al. respond pp. 213-214

J.M. Broadbent, W.M. Thomson, T.E. Moffitt and R. Poulton

Integrating systems science and community-based participatory research to achieve health equity pp. 215-222

L. Frerichs, K.H. Lich, G. Dave and G. Corbie-Smith

Trauma-informed social policy: A conceptual framework for policy analysis and advocacy pp. 223-229

E.A. Bowen and N.S. Murshid

Empowering communities pp. 230-231

M.G. Marmot

John D. Stoeckle and the upstream vision of social determinants in public health pp. 234-236

H. Waitzkin

Inventing the right to know herbert abrams's efforts to democratize access to workplace health hazard information in the 1950s pp. 237-245

A. Derickson

Historical influences on contemporary tobacco use by northern plains and Southwestern American Indians pp. 246-255

S.J. Kunitz

Public health monitoring of privilege and deprivation with the index of concentration at the extremes pp. 256-263

N. Krieger, P.D. Waterman, J. Spasojevic, W. Li, G. Maduro and G. Van Wye

Affordability of the health expenditures of insured americans before the affordable care act pp. 264-266

J.A. Nyman and H.M. Trenz

Child-resistant packaging for e-liquid: A review of us state legislation pp. 266-268

L.T. Frey and W.C. Tilburg

Use of fees to discourage nonmedical exemptions to school immunization laws in US states pp. 269-270

J.K. Billington and S.B. Omer

Whether health departments should provide clinical services after the implementation of the affordable care act pp. 271-272

G.M. Landers

Ethics and childhood vaccination policy in the United States pp. 273-278

K.S. Hendrix, L.A. Sturm, G.D. Zimet and E.M. Meslin

International health regulations, ebola, and emerging infectious diseases in Latin America and the Caribbean pp. 279-282

M. Espinal, S. Aldighieri, R. St. John and F. Becerra-Posada

Elevated blood lead levels in children associated with the flint drinking water crisis: A spatial analysis of risk and public health response pp. 283-290

M. Hanna-Attisha, J. LaChance, R.C. Sadler and A.C. Schnepp

Opioid overdose deaths and Florida's crackdown on pill mills pp. 291-297

A. Kennedy-Hendricks, M. Richey, E.E. McGinty, E.A. Stuart, C.L. Barry and D.W. Webster

Initiation of heroin and prescription opioid pain relievers by birth cohort pp. 298-300

S.P. Novak, R. Bluthenthal, L. Wenger, D. Chu and A.H. Kral

Reduction in needle sharing among seattle-area injection drug users across 4 surveys, 1994-2013 pp. 301-307

R.D. Burt and H. Thiede

Interest group conflict over medicaid expansion: The surprising impact of public advocates pp. 308-313

T. Callaghan and L.R. Jacobs

Adverse childhood experiences related to poor adult health among lesbian, gay, and bisexual individuals pp. 314-320

A. Austin, H. Herrick and S. Proescholdbell

Physical activity and dietary determinants of weight loss success in the US general population pp. 321-326

P. Wilson

Health literacy, pedometer, and self-reported walking among older adults pp. 327-333

F. Al Sayah, S.T. Johnson and J. Vallance

Projecting the unmet need and costs for contraception services after the affordable care act pp. 334-341

E.M. August, E. Steinmetz, L. Gavin, M.I. Rivera, K. Pazol, S. Moskosky, T. Weik and L. Ku

Improving adolescent parenting: Results from a randomized controlled trial of a home visiting program for young families pp. 342-349

F. Jacobs, M.A. Easterbrooks, J. Goldberg, J. Mistry, E. Bumgarner, M. Raskin, N. Fosse and R. Fauth

Effect of gun carrying on perceptions of risk among adolescent offenders pp. 350-352

T.A. Loughran, J.A. Reid, M.E. Collins and E.P. Mulvey

Cascade of care for hepatitis C virus infection within the US veterans health administration pp. 353-358

M.M. Maier, D.B. Ross, M. Chartier, P.S. Belperio and L.I. Backus

Cluster randomized controlled trial of group prenatal care: Perinatal outcomes among adolescents in New York city health centers pp. 359-365

J.R. Ickovics, V. Earnshaw, J.B. Lewis, T.S. Kershaw, U. Magriples, E. Stasko, S.S. Rising, A. Cassells, S. Cunningham, P. Bernstein and J.N. Tobin

Barriers to cervical screening among sex workers in vancouver pp. 366-373

P. Duff, G. Ogilvie, J. Shoveller, O. Amram, J. Chettiar, P. Nguyen, S. Dobrer, J. Montaner and K. Shannon

Independent and interactive effects of smoking bans and tobacco Taxes on a cohort of US young adults pp. 374-380

M. Vuolo, B.C. Kelly and J. Kadowaki

Anxiety and depression in female patients with type 2 diabetes pp. e1

T. Kawada

2016, volume 106, articles 1

Housing status, medical care, and health outcomes among people living with HIV/AIDS: A systematic review pp. e1-e23

A.A. Aidala, M.G. Wilson, V. Shubert, D. Gogolishvili, J. Globerman, S. Rueda, A.K. Bozack, M. Caban and S.B. Rourke

AJPH editor's choice pp. 7

A. Morabia

A public health of consequence pp. 10-11

S. Galea and R. Vaughan

Increasing the incidence and influence of systematic reviews on health policy and practice pp. 11-13

I. Chalmers and D.M. Fox

The health of the newest Americans: How US public health systems can support syrian refugees pp. 13-15

C.A. McNeely and L. Morland

Toxicity of botanical medicines: An overlooked global health problem pp. 16-17

D.M. Marcus and A.P. Grollman

Realizing reproductive health equity needs more than Long-Acting Reversible Contraception (LARC) pp. 18-19

A.C. Gubrium, E.S. Mann, S. Borrero, C. Dehlendorf, J. Fields, A.T. Geronimus, A.M. Gomez, L.H. Harris, J.A. Higgins, K. Kimport, K. Luker, Z. Luna, L. Mamo, D. Roberts, D. Romero and G. Sisson

Northridge and coupey respond pp. 19-20

J.L. Northridge and S.M. Coupey

The public health framework of legalized marijuana in Colorado pp. 21-27

T. Ghosh, M.V. Dyke, A. Maffey, E. Whitley, L. Gillim-Ross and L. Wolk

Global birth prevalence of spina bifida by folic acid fortification status: A systematic review and meta-analysis pp. e24-e34

C.A.M. Atta, K.M. Fiest, A.D. Frolkis, N. Jette, T. Pringsheim, C. St Germaine-Smith, T. Rajapakse, G.G. Kaplan and A. Metcalfe

Educate the individual.. to a sane appreciation of the risk a history of industry's responsibility to warn of job dangers before the occupational safety and health administration pp. 28-35

D. Rosner and G. Markowitz

The meaning of health for all by the year 2000' pp. 36-38

H. Mahler

The Meaning of "Health for All by the Year 2000" pp. 36-38

H. Mahler

Halfdan mahler: Architect and defender of the world health organization health for all by 2000 Declaration of 1978 pp. 38-39

T.M. Brown, E. Fee and V. Stepanova

Legal barriers to adolescent participation in research about HIV and other sexually transmitted infections pp. 40-44

Q.L. Moore, M.E. Paul, A.L. McGuire and M.A. Majumder

Public health and hospitals: Lessons learned from partnerships in a changing health care environment pp. 45-48

F. Douglas Scutchfield, L. Prybil, A.V. Kelly and G.P. Mays

Community-based health financing and child stunting in rural Rwanda pp. 49-55

C. Lu, I. Mejia-Guevara, K. Hill, P. Farmer, S.V. Subramanian and A. Binagwaho

Public health's falling share of US health spending pp. 56-57

D.U. Himmelstein and S. Woolhandler

Nongovernment philanthropic spending on public health in the United States pp. 58-62

Y. Shaw-Taylor

Access to care and chronic disease outcomes among medicaid-insured persons versus the uninsured pp. 63-69

A.S. Christopher, D. McCormick, S. Woolhandler, D.U. Himmelstein, D.H. Bor and A.P. Wilper

Evaluating public health interventions: 1. examples, definitions, and a personal note pp. 70-73

D. Spiegelman

The world health organization STEPwise approach to noncommunicable disease risk-factor surveillance: Methods, challenges, and opportunities pp. 74-78

L. Riley, R. Guthold, M. Cowan, S. Savin, L. Bhatti, T. Armstrong and R. Bonita

Communities of color creating healthy environments to combat childhood obesity pp. 79-86

A.M. Subica, C.T. Grills, J.A. Douglas and S. Villanueva

Systematic motorcycle management and health care delivery: A field trial pp. 87-94

K.M. Mehta, F. Rerolle, S.V. Rammohan, D.C. Albohm, G. Muwowo, H. Moseson, L. Sept, H.L. Lee and E. Bendavid

Correlates of sexual HIV risk among african American men who have sex with men pp. 96-102

J.A. Kelly, J.S. St Lawrence, S.S. Tarima, W.J. Di Franceisco and Y.A. Amirkhanian

Patterns and trends of newly diagnosed HIV infections among adults and adolescents in correctional and noncorrectional facilities, United States, 2008-2011 pp. 103-109

A.E. Barskey, A.S. Babu, A. Hernandez and L. Espinoza

Chinese immigrant religious institutions' variability in views on preventing sexual transmission of HIV pp. 110-118

J.J. Chin and T.B. Neilands

Substance use and cumulative exposure to American society: Findings from both sides of the US-Mexico border region pp. 119-127

G. Borges, C.J. Cherpitel, R. Orozco, S.E. Zemore, L. Wallisch, M.-E. Medina-Mora and J. Breslau

Health profiles of newly arrived refugee children in the United States, 2006-2012 pp. 128-135

K. Yun, J. Matheson, C. Payton, K.C. Scott, B.L. Stone, L. Song, W.M. Stauffer, K. Urban, J. Young and B. Mamo

Free bus travel and physical activity, gait speed, and adiposity in the english longitudinal study of ageingxs pp. 136-142

E. Webb, A. Laverty, J. Mindell and C. Millett

Impact of improving home environments on energy intake and physical activity: A randomized controlled trial pp. 143-152

M.C. Kegler, R. Haardorfer, I.C. Alcantara, J.A. Gazmararian, J.K. Veluswamy, T.L. Hodge, A.R. Addison and J.A. Hotz

Differential child maltreatment risk across deployment periods of US Army Soldiers pp. 153-158

C.M. Taylor, M.E. Ross, J.N. Wood, H.M. Griffis, G.C. Harb, L. Mi, L. Song, D. Strane, K.G. Lynch and D.M. Rubin

Inequalities of income and inequalities of longevity: A cross-country study pp. 160-165

Eric Neumayer and T. Plumper

Accelerated adoption of smoke-free laws after ratification of the world health organization framework convention on tobacco control pp. 166-171

R. Uang, H. Hiilamo and S.A. Glantz

Sociodemographic predictors of vaccination exemptions on the basis of personal belief in California pp. 172-177

Y. Tony Yang, P.L. Delamater, T.F. Leslie and Miguel Mello

Risk factors for and behavioral consequences of direct versus indirect exposure to violence pp. 178-188

G.M. Zimmerman and C. Posick

2016, volume 106

Informing the evidence base on adolescent pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections: Important lessons pp. S7-S8

B. Goesling

The teen pregnancy prevention program (2010-2015): Synthesis of impact findings pp. S9-S15

A.F. Farb and A.L. Margolis

Comprehensive reporting of adolescent pregnancy prevention programs pp. S15-S16

R.P. Cole

Replication typology and guidelines for adolescent pregnancy prevention initiatives pp. S17-S18

K.R. McLeroy, J. Farmer, K.L. Wilson and W.R. Garney

The promise of technology to advance rigorous evaluation of adolescent pregnancy prevention programs in American Indian and Alaska native tribal communities pp. S18-S20

C.E. Kaufman, K. Black, E.M. Keane, T.M. Schwinn and C.K.B. Crow

Exploring alternative outcome measures to improve pregnancy prevention programming in younger adolescents pp. S20-S22

K.K. Coyle and J. Glassman

Establishing an evaluation technical assistance contract to support studies in meeting the US department of health and human services evidence standards pp. S22-S24

R.P. Cole, S.G. Zief and J. Knab

A framework for evaluation technical assistance pp. S24-S26

S.G. Zief, R.P. Cole and J. Knab

Challenges and lessons learned from providing large-scale evaluation technical assistance to build the adolescent pregnancy evidence base pp. S26-S28

J. Knab, R.P. Cole and S.G. Zief

Adolescent pregnancy prevention programs and research: A time to revisit theory pp. S28-S29

E. Jenner

Video for adolescent pregnancy prevention: Promises, challenges, and future directions pp. S29-S31

J.S. Downs, A.M. Ashcraft and P.J. Murray

Scalability of an evidence-based adolescent pregnancy prevention program: New evidence from 5 cluster-randomized evaluations of the teen outreach program pp. S32-S38

K. Francis, S. Philliber, E.R. Walsh-Buhi, A. Philliber, R. Seshadri and E. Daley

Randomized trials of the teen outreach program in Louisiana and Rochester, New York pp. S39-S44

W.T. Robinson, S.M. Seibold-Simpson, H.F. Crean and B. Spruille-White

Replicating reducing the risk: 12-month impacts of a cluster randomized controlled trial pp. S45-S52

M. Kelsey, M. Blocklin, J. Layzer, C. Price, R. Juras and L. Freiman

Replicating the safer sex intervention: 9-month impact findings of a randomized controlled trial pp. S53-S59

M. Kelsey, J.T. Walker, J. Layzer, C. Price and R. Juras

It's your game..keep it real in South Carolina: A group randomized trial evaluating the replication of an evidence-based adolescent pregnancy and sexually transmitted infection prevention program pp. S60-S69

S.C. Potter, K.K. Coyle, J.R. Glassman, S. Kershner and M.S. Prince

Replicating cuídate: 6-month impact findings of a randomized controlled trial pp. S70-S77

M. Kelsey, C. Layzer, J. Layzer, C. Price, R. Juras, M. Blocklin and Jhon Mendez

Impact of an intervention designed to reduce sexual health risk behaviors of african American adolescents: Results of a randomized controlled trial pp. S78-S84

E. Jenner, L.W. Jenner, S. Walsh, H. Demby, A. Gregory and E. Davis

Impact of two adolescent pregnancy prevention interventions on risky sexual behavior: A three-arm cluster randomized control trial pp. S85-S90

A.P. Barbee, M.R. Cunningham, M.A. Van Zyl, B.F. Antle and C.N. Langley

A clustered randomized controlled trial of the positive prevention PLUS adolescent pregnancy prevention program pp. S91-S96

R.G. LaChausse

Preventing pregnancy in high school students: Observations from a 3-year longitudinal, quasi-experimental study pp. S97-S102

J. Gelfond, N. Dierschke, D. Lowe and K. Plastino

Healthy futures program and adolescent sexual behaviors in 3 Massachusetts cities: A randomized controlled trial pp. S103-S109

T.V. Calise, W. Chow, K.F. Dore, M.J. O'Brien, E.R. Heitz and R.R. Millock

Culturally responsive adolescent pregnancy and sexually transmitted infection prevention program for middle school students in Hawai'i pp. S110-S116

Y. Abe, L.T. Barker, V. Chan and J. Eucogco

Text messaging, teen outreach program, and sexual health behavior: A cluster randomized trial pp. S117-S124

S. Bull, S. Devine, S.J. Schmiege, L. Pickard, J. Campbell and J.C. Shlay

Impacts of an enhanced family health and sexuality module of the health teacher middle school curriculum: A cluster randomized trial pp. S125-S131

B. Goesling, M.E. Scott and E. Cook

Evaluation of the be the exception sixth-grade program in rural communities to delay the onset of sexual behavior pp. S132-S139

Z. Harry Piotrowski and D. Hedeker

Building the evidence to prevent adolescent pregnancy pp. S5

E. Kappeler

Building the evidence to prevent adolescent pregnancy: Contents of the volume pp. S6

S.E. Oberlander and L.C. Trivits