International Journal of Public Health

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2007, volume 52, articles 6

New directions in health lifestyle research pp. 327-328

William Cockerham

Health and risk behaviors: the ying and yang in surveillance pp. 329-330

Vivian Lin

Blame the patients or blame the politicians? pp. 331-332

Pekka Puska

In search of social value pp. 333-334

Alan Shiell

The economic evaluation of prevention – Let’s talk about values and the case of discounting pp. 335-336

David Schwappach

Evaluation of prevention: A challenge for economists pp. 337-338

Juergen Wasem

Economic evaluation of prevention: we need to do better but first we need to sort out what the good is pp. 339-340

Gavin Mooney

Relationship between basic protective health behaviours and health related quality of life in Greek urban hospital employees pp. 341-347

Yannis Tountas, Yannis Manios, Christine Dimitrakaki and Chara Tzavara

Prevention and treatment of obesity with lifestyle interventions: review and meta-analysis pp. 348-359

Carmen Galani and Heinz Schneider

Participation in physical activity and exercise in Greece: a systematic literature review pp. 360-371

Nikolaos Tzormpatzakis and Mike Sleap

Modelling the lifetime costs and health effects of lifestyle intervention in the prevention and treatment of obesity in Switzerland pp. 372-382

Carmen Galani, Heinz Schneider and Frans Rutten

Alcohol consumption and alcohol-attributable burden of disease in Switzerland, 2002 pp. 383-392

Jürgen Rehm, Benjamin Taylor, Michael Roerecke and Jayadeep Patra

Association of caries experience in adolescents with different preventive measures pp. 393-401

Anahita Momeni, Thea Hartmann, Christl Born, Monika Heinzel-Gutenbrunner and Klaus Pieper

A rapid situation assessment of the market for surrogate and illegal alcohols in Tallinn, Estonia pp. 402-410

Kersti Pärna, Katrin Lang, Kadi Raju, Marika Väli and Martin McKee

2007, volume 52, articles 5

Public health and the media – a never-ending story pp. 259-260

Patrick Roessler

Mass media and their influence on individual health: efficacy versus effectiveness pp. 261-262

Martin Butzlaff and Nik Koneczny

As if cigarettes were not enough, here comes narghile pp. 263-264

Ali Mokdad and Charles Warren

The quality of evidence: enhancing uptake of qualitative evidence for gender equity and health pp. 265-266

Beth Jackson and Margaret Haworth-Brockman

Men as a target group for disease prevention and health promotion pp. 267-268

Petra Kolip

Gender issues in the transition to a market based system in China pp. 269-272

Liu Yunguo

Gender and public health practice pp. 273-274

Vivian Lin

Use and perception of Internet for health related purposes in Germany: results of a national survey pp. 275-285

Roxana Dumitru, Thomas Bürkle, Sergej Potapov, Berthold Lausen, Birgit Wiese and Hans-Ulrich Prokosch

An internet-based approach to enhance self-management of chronic low back pain in the Italian-speaking population of Switzerland: results from a pilot study pp. 286-294

Peter Schulz, Sara Rubinell and Uwe Hartung

Advertising bans as a means of tobacco control policy: a systematic literature review of time-series analyses pp. 295-307

Wilm Quentin, Simone Neubauer, Reiner Leidl and Hans-Helmut König

Smoking in contemporary German television programming pp. 308-312

Reiner Hanewinkel and Gudrun Wiborg

Sources and level of information about health issues and preventive services among young-old persons in Switzerland pp. 313-316

Laurence Seematter-Bagnoud and Brigitte Santos-Eggimann

Seat-belt use and non-use in adults in Slovenia pp. 317-325

Marjan Bilban and Lijana Zaletel-Kragelj

2007, volume 52, articles 4

Social change and Cultural diversity – current and future topics in IJPH pp. 191-192

Thomas Abel and Thomas Kohlmann

The complexities of improving maternal and child health pp. 193-194

Samuel Posner

Sexual and reproductive health ’choice’: women living with contraception pp. 195-196

Anna Olsen

Using a gender lens to monitor mental health pp. 197-198

Natalia Diaz-Granados and Donna Stewart

The socio-cultural challenge in public health interventions: the case of tuberculosis in India pp. 199-201

Bilkis Vissandjee and Madhukar Pai

Length of maternity leave and health of mother and child – a review pp. 202-209

Katharina Staehelin, Paola Bertea and Elisabeth Stutz

Caesarean sections and breastfeeding initiation among migrants in Switzerland pp. 210-222

Sonja Merten, Corinne Wyss and Ursula Ackermann-Liebrich

Patterns and predictors of tobacco smoking cessation: A hospital-based study of pregnant women in Lebanon pp. 223-232

Kalid Yunis, Hind Beydoun, Pascale Nakad, Mustafa Khogali, Faysal Shatila and Hala Tamim

Mit Kiffen aufhören. Die Bereitschaft zur Verhaltensänderung bei Cannabisgebrauchenden in der Schweiz pp. 233-241

Beatrice Annaheim, Jürgen Rehm, Martin Neuenschwander and Gerhard Gmel

Prozess- und Ergebnisevaluation des Schulprojektes „Schülerunternehmen zur gesunden Ernährung” pp. 242-254

Christine Eichhorn, Julika Loss and Eckhard Nagel

The impact of obesity on cardiovascular disease mortality in the District Sumperk, Czech Republic pp. 255-258

Lucie Máchová, Luděk Čižek, Jiřina Koutná, František Beška, Gabriela Janoutová, Jirí Lorenc and Vladimŕr Janout

2007, volume 52, articles 3

Welcome note from the new Editor-in-Chief pp. 123-124

Thomas Kohlmann

Mens sana in societate sana pp. 125-126

Herman Oyen

New Challenges for Mental Health in Public Health pp. 127-128

Bettina Piko

Mental health in Public Health – the necessity of a life-span perspective pp. 129-130

Paqualina Perrig-Chiello

Mental Well Being at Work pp. 131-132

Cary Cooper

Du travail qui construit au travail qui détruit: quels enjeux pour la santé mentale? pp. 133-134

Elisabeth Conne-Perréard

Who should own Public Mental Health? pp. 135-136

Terry Brugha

A need to rethink social psychiatry pp. 137-139

Wolfgang Rutz

Advancing the Global Mental Health Agenda pp. 140-141

Benedetto Saraceno

Detecting determinants of suicidal ideation: South Australian surveillance system results pp. 142-152

Anne Taylor, Eleonora Grande, Tiffany Gill, Laura Fisher and Robert Goldney

Epidemiology of suicide and suicide attempts in Belgium: results from the sentinel network of general practitioners pp. 153-157

Nathalie Bossuyt and Viviane Casteren

Social inequalities and outcomes in type 2 diabetes in the German region of Augsburg. A cross-sectional survey pp. 158-165

Veronika Reisig, Peter Reitmeir, Angela Döring, Wolfgang Rathmann and Andreas Mielck

2nd-generation HIV surveillance and injecting drug use: uncovering the epidemiological ice-berg pp. 166-172

Ralf Reintjes and Lucas Wiessing

Determinants of tobacco use among youths in Isfahan, Iran pp. 173-179

Roya Kelishadi, Mohammad Mokhtari, Ali Tavasoli, Alireza Khosravi, Idin Ahangar-Nazari, Babak Sabet, Akbar Kazemi and Abbasgholi Amini

The impact of unemployment on school leavers’ perception of health. Mediating effect of financial situation and social contacts? pp. 180-187

Maria Bacikova-Sleskova, Jitse Dijk, Andrea Geckova, Iveta Nagyova, Ferdinand Salonna, Sijmen Reijneveld and Johan Groothoff

Playing hard to get: field substitutions in health surveys pp. 188-189

Stefaan Demarest, Lydia Gisle and Johan Heyden

2007, volume 52, articles 2

From control policies to health policies as a tool for inclusion pp. 73-74

Sandro Cattacin and Milena Chimienti

Erklärungsmodelle für den Zusammenhang zwischen Migration und Gesundheit pp. 75-77

Oliver Razum

Pregnancy outcomes and migration in Switzerland: results from a focus group study pp. 78-86

Paola Bollini, Urszula Stotzer and Philippe Wanner

Migration und Gesundheit – Entwicklung eines Erklärungs- und Analysemodells für epidemiologische Studien pp. 87-96

Liane Schenk

A comparative cross-cultural health survey in the Alpe-Adria region of Central Europe pp. 97-102

Wolfgang Freidl, Valentina Rosolen, Tit Albreht, Lino Wegher and Fabio Barbone

Caries prevalence in 11- to 14-year old migrant children in Germany pp. 103-108

Abdul-Razak Bissar, Andreas Schulte, Ghada Muhjazi and Martin Koch

Use of mammography and Pap smear in Estonia, a country without organized cancer screening pp. 109-116

Mare Tekkel, Tatjana Veideman, Aleksei Baburin and Mati Rahu

Key elements in the statistical analysis of surveys pp. 117-119

André Berchtold

2007, volume 52, articles 1

Women’s Health and Equity Indicators pp. S1-S2

Faten Abdelaziz

New name and new perspectives for the International Journal of Public Health, formerly SPM pp. 1-1

Thomas Abel

Psycho-social correlates of health and health behaviours: What does the term psycho-social mean for public health? pp. 2-3

Katherine Frohlich

Gender – a critical determinant of health in a global world pp. S3-S4

Ilona Kickbusch

Psycho-social correlates of health and health behaviors pp. 4-5

Jürgen Barth

Gender equity and health indicators in the context of health reforms pp. S5-S6

Hilary Standing

Psycho-social correlates of health and health behaviours: challenges and methodological pitfalls pp. 6-7

Harald Baumeister and Jürgen Bengel

Applications and development possibilities – moving beyond the WKC project to incorporate cultural diversity pp. S7-S8

Julie Cwikel

Gender differences in leisure-time physical activity pp. 8-15

Mario Azevedo, Cora Araújo, Felipe Reichert, Fernando Siqueira, Marcelo Silva and Pedro Hallal

Gender health indicators for whom? Responding to the needs of different users pp. S9-S10

Monica Fong

Consensus building for developing gender-sensitive leading health indicators pp. S11-S18

Faten Abdelaziz

Sense of coherence, health locus of control, and quality of life in obese adults: physical limitations and psychological normalcies pp. 16-26

Thomas Lengerke, Christian Janssen and Juergen John

Comparative evaluation of indicators for gender equity and health pp. S19-S26

Vivian Lin, Su Gruszin, Cara Ellickson, John Glover, Kate Silburn, Gai Wilson and Carolyn Poljski

Surveillance des comportements face au VIH/sida chez les hommes ayant des rapports sexuels avec des hommes — Suisse, 1992–2004 pp. 27-38

H. Balthasar, A. Jeannin and F. Dubois-Arber

Gender-sensitive indicators: Uses and relevance pp. S27-S34

Vivian Lin, Helen L’Orange and Kate Silburn

Integrating a gender perspective into health statistics: an ongoing process in Central America pp. S35-S40

Lilia Jara

Ursachen schichtspezifischer Mortalität in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland: Tabakkonsum dominiert alle anderen Risikofaktoren pp. 39-53

Sven Schneider

Gender-based analysis, women’s health surveillance and women’s health indicators – Working together to promote equity in health in Canada pp. S41-S48

Stephanie Austin, Sari Tudiver, Miga Chultem and Mireille Kantiebo

A field test of the gender-sensitive core set of leading health indicators in Manitoba, Canada pp. S49-S67

Margaret Haworth-Brockmann, Lissa Donner and Harpa Isfeld

Job Satisfaction and the Work Situation of Physicians: a survey at a German University hospital pp. 54-59

Wilfried Laubach and Sabine Fischbeck

Application of the German SF-36 in hospitals: Overestimations in the psycho-social scales pp. 60-61

Horst Müller, Annegret Franke and Karl-Ludwig Resch

Environmental tobacco smoke of youngsters in Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia -- Findings from the Global Youth Tobacco Survey (GYTS) pp. 62-66

Tibor Baška, Hana Sovinová, Agnes Németh, Krysztof Prewozniak, Charles Warren and Martina Baškova

Master of Advanced Studies in Health Economics and Management (Net-MEGS) pp. 69-70

Luca Crivelli