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2006, volume 51, articles 6

The Mantra of Partnership pp. 331-332

David McQueen

Connecting the dots pp. 333-334

Evelyne Leeuw

Structuring an Inter-sector Research Partnership: A Negotiated Zone pp. 335-344

Jocelyne Bernier, Melanie Rock, Michel Roy, Renald Bujold and Louise Potvin

Structuring an Inter-sector Research Partnership: A Negotiated Zone Commentaries pp. 345-351

Georg Bauer, Anne McMurray, Alfred Rütten and Jane Springett

Structuring an Inter-sector Research Partnership: A Negotiated Zone pp. 352-354

Jocelyne Bernier, Melanie Rock, Michel Roy, Renald Bujold and Louise Potvin

Neighborhood social characteristics and fall injuries in children. An area-based study in Stockholm County pp. 355-362

Lucie Laflamme and Anne Reimers

Volume et profil de consommation d’alcool des élèves et des camarades scolaires comme prédicteurs de l’agression et de la victimisation: une analyse multiniveaux auprès d’adolescents suisses pp. 363-372

Jean-Sébastien Fallu, Jürgen Rehm, Emmanuel Kuntsche, Esther Grichting, Neerav Monga, Edward Adlaf, Susan Bondy and Gerhard Gmel

Effects of a culturally sensitive sign on the use of stairs in African American commuters pp. 373-380

Ross Andersen, Shawn Franckowiak, Kim Zuzak, Elise Cummings, Susan Bartlett and Carlos Crespo

Smoking differences between university faculties in Tartu, Estonia, and Oulu, Finland, after the disruption of communism pp. 381-391

Rauno Heikkinen, Jana Kivastik, Peet-Henn Kingisepp, Leo Hirvonen and Simo Näyhä

Prevalence and risk factors of anabolic-androgenic steroids (AAS) abuse among adolescents and young adults in Poland pp. 392-398

Dominik Rachoń, Leszek Pokrywka and Krystyna Suchecka-Rachoń

Substance use among young people in urban environments pp. 399-399

Joan-Carles Surís

Les bases de données de l’IEMS (Lausanne) pp. 401-401

Tarik Yalcin

2006, volume 51, articles 5

Entre promotion et prévention pp. 245-246

Louise Potvin

Preventing disease and promoting health: the need for some new thinking pp. 247-248

S. Leonard Syme

“Das Bohren dicker Bretter” Gesundheit fördern durch komplexe soziale Interventionen pp. 249-251

Alf Trojan

Beyond sport and physical activity: the concept of movement in health promotion pp. 252-253

A. Rütten

Implementation of the Bangkok Charter on Health Promotion in a Globalized World: experience and challenges of selected high income countries in Europe pp. 254-256

Kwok-cho Tang, Robert Beaglehole and Bosse Pettersson

Tackling Health Inequalities — two European projects will identify effective strategies from 2004 to 2007 pp. 257-258

Simone Weyers and Anton Kunst

Process Evaluation of a Dutch Community Intervention to improve Health Related Behaviour in deprived neighbourhoods pp. 259-272

Gittte Kloek, Frank Lenthe, Yvonne Meertens, Maria Koelen and Johan Mackenbach

Transtheoretical Model-based exercise counselling for older adults in Switzerland: quantitative results over a 1-year period pp. 273-280

Anita Märki, Georg Bauer, Claudio Nigg, Antoinette Conca-Zeller and Thomas Gehring

Health-enhancing physical activity and the prevention of chronic diseases — An epidemiological review pp. 281-301

Jens Bucksch and Wolfgang Schlicht

Is water fluoridation effective in reducing inequalities in dental caries distribution in developing countries? Recent findings from Brazil pp. 302-310

Marco Peres, José Antunes and Karen Peres

Television viewing and food consumption in Flemish adolescents in Belgium pp. 311-317

Carine Vereecken and Lea Maes

Understanding recent trends in Swiss ambulatory care utilization when out-of-pocket payment is minimal pp. 318-322

I. Bridevaux and B. Santos-Eggimann

Medizinische Soziologie pp. 323-324

Siegfried Geyer

Master of Advanced Studies in Pharmaceutical Economics and Policy (MPEP) pp. 329-329

Anne Decollogny

2006, volume 51, articles 4

The Aftermath of a Heat Wave: a Research Challenge pp. 181-182

Nino Künzli

Electromagnetic fields, science and public concern pp. 183-184

Leeka Kheifets and Beate Ritz

Temperature related mortality and ambulance service interventions during the heat waves of 2003 in Ticino (Switzerland) pp. 185-193

Bernard Cerutti, Carmen Tereanu, Gianfranco Domenighetti, Eva Cantoni, Marco Gaia, Iva Bolgiani, Mario Lazzaro and Ignazio Cassis

Syndromic surveillance use to detect the early effects of heat-waves: an analysis of NHS Direct data in England pp. 194-201

Leonardi Gs, S Hajat, Kovats Rs, Smith Ge, D Cooper and E Gerard

The prevalence of symptoms attributed to electromagnetic field exposure: a cross-sectional representative survey in Switzerland pp. 202-209

Nadja Schreier, Anke Huss and Martin Röösli

Magnetic field exposure and neurodegenerative diseases – recent epidemiological studies pp. 210-220

Kerstin Hug, Martin Röösli and Regula Rapp

Social differences in the burden of long-standing illness in Denmark pp. 221-231

Henrik Brønnum-Hansen and Michael Davidsen

Social dimensions of mortality from external causes in Lithuania: do education and place of residence matter? pp. 232-239

Ramune Kalediene, Skirmante Starkuviene and Jadvyga Petrauskiene

Doktorierungsprogramme in Public Health Sciences (PhD PH Sciences) an den Schweizer Universitäten pp. 241-242

Marco Waser and Charlotte Braun-Fahrländer

2006, volume 51, articles 3

East meets West – in Montreaux Survey, surveillance and health promotion in Eastern Europe pp. 127-127

Thomas Abel and Alfredo Morabia

Shifting from an illegal-drug policy to a psychoactive substance policy pp. 128-129

François Linde

Introducing Health Impact Assessment (HIA) in Switzerland pp. 130-132

Jean Simos

Utiliser les synergies entre évaluation environnementale stratégique (EES) et évaluation d’impact sur la santé (EIS) pour promouvoir la prise en compte de l’environnement et de la santé dans les processus décisionnels publics pp. 133-136

Jean Simos and Philippe Arrizabalaga

Health Impact Assessment: how the Canton of Ticino makes health a common issue pp. 137-140

Kurt Frei and Antoine Casabianca

Les études d’impact sur la santé: encore une nouvelle illusion pour devenir plus efficient ou un réal outil d’aide à la décision ? pp. 141-144

Natacha Spina

A programme for Health Impact Assessment in Brighton and Hove pp. 145-150

Thomas Scanlon, Lydie Lawrence, Terry Blair-Stevens and Sarah Nichols

Health Impact Assessment and advocacy: a challenging combination pp. 151-152

J. Veerman, Marleen Bekker and Johan Mackenbach

Monitoring population disability: evaluation of a new Global Activity Limitation Indicator (GALI) pp. 153-161

Herman Oyen, Johan Heyden, Rom Perenboom and Carol Jagger

Subjective health complaints, health-related quality of life and physician visits: results of the Study of Health in Pomerania (SHIP) pp. 162-173

Uwe Konerding, Thomas Kohlmann, Dietrich Alte and Ulrich John

Public health and aging. An introduction to maximizing function and well-being pp. 174-175

Brigitte Santos-Eggimann

Routinedaten im Gesundheitswesen. Handbuch Sekundärdatenanalyse: Grundlagen, Methoden und Perspektiven pp. 176-177

Olaf Knesebeck

5. Schweizerischer Ernährungsbericht pp. 178-178

Ibrahim Elmadfa

A New Challenge for Public Health and Health Economics pp. 180-180

Ursula Ackermann-Liebrich and Gilles Weck

2006, volume 51, articles 2

50 (or 106?) years Sozial - und Präventivmedizin (Social and Preventive Medicine) pp. 69-73

Ursula Ackermann-Liebrich

The WHO report “Preventing Chronic Diseases: a vital investment” and us pp. 74-74

Alfredo Morabia and Thomas Abel

Health Risks in Adolescents in Europe pp. 75-76

Sakari Karvonen

Adolescent health in Europe: let’s think in terms of context and resources pp. 77-78

P. Michaud

Towards the end of the Spanish paradox? pp. 79-79

Juan Ruiz

Adolescents’ education and their diet recorded by 7-day food records pp. 80-90

Christophe Matthys, Stefaan Henauw, Lea Maes, Dirk Bacquer, Wim Verbeke and Guy Backer

Tobacco use among youth and related characteristics, Turkey pp. 91-98

Toker Ergüder, Tahir Soydal, Mehmet Uğurlu, Banu Çakır and Charles Warren

Reference values for serum lipids and lipoproteins in Spanish adolescents: the AVENA study pp. 99-109

Jonatan Ruiz, Francisco Ortega, Luis Moreno, Julia Wärnberg, Marcela Gonzalez-Gross, Maria Cano, Angel Gutierrez and Manuel Castillo

Findings from the Global Youth Tobacco Survey (GYTS) in Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia – smoking initiation, prevalence of tobacco use and cessation pp. 110-116

Tibor Baška, Hana Sovinová, Agnes Németh, Krysztof Przewozniak, Charles Warren and Elena Kavcová

Time trends in cancer mortality in Central Serbia pp. 117-122

Ljiljana Markovic-Denic, Snezana Zivkovic, Sandra Sipetic, Hristina Vlajinac, Nikola Kocev and Jelena Marinkovic

Gender und Public Health. Grundlegende Orientierungen für Forschung, Praxis und Politik pp. 123-124

Cornelia Bormann

2006, volume 51, articles 1

Occupational Health – a very important component of Public Health pp. 1-2

Michel Guillemin

Changing in the Face of Change pp. 3-4

David Wegmann and Charles Levenstein

Beliefs and practices in the assessment of workplace pollutants pp. 5-13

Raffaella Bruzzi, David Vernez, Pierre-Olivier Droz and Alice Batz

Effects of a physical exercise intervention on employees’ perceptions of quality of life: a randomized controlled trial pp. 14-23

Ralf Brand, Wolfgang Schlicht, Kay Grossmann and Rainer Duhnsen

Responders and non-responders in a study on medical end-of-life decisions in Denmark, the Netherlands, Sweden and Switzerland pp. 24-33

Susanne Fischer, Guido Miccinesi, Rainer Hornung, Georg Bosshard, Luc Deliens, Agnes Heide, Tore Nilstun, Michael Norup and Bregje Onwuteaka-Philipsen

Missing data due to a ‘checklist misconception-effect’ pp. 34-42

Thorsten Meyer, Ines Schäfer, Christine Matthis, Thomas Kohlmann and Oskar Mittag

Beware the pitfalls of ill-placed questions – revisiting questionnaire ordering pp. 43-44

Anne Taylor, Eleonora Grande and Tiffany Gill

Self-rated health and health damaging behaviour among young women in Hungary in connection with family background pp. 45-53

Csilla Csoboth, Irena Szumska and György Purebl

The Georgian Adolescent Health Survey: methodological and strategic issues pp. 54-62

Pierre-André Michaud, Karaman Pagava, Helen Phagava, Giorgi Abashidze, Teimuraz Chanturishvili and André Jeannin

Erratum pp. 67-67

Herman Oyen, Nathalie Bossuyt, Patrick Deboosere, Sylvie Gadeyne, Emmanuel Abatih and Stefaan Demarest