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2004, volume 49, articles 6

Health information on the internet: an issue of social inequality in public health pp. 357-358

Therese Steiger and Margreet Schmucki

Understanding breast cancer screening: should the intellectually non-disabled make decisions for the intellectually disabled? pp. 359-360

Ingrid Mühlhauser

Breast cancer screening among women with intellectual disability pp. 361-362

Christine Bouchardy Magnin

Partner communication and HIV risk behaviors among “at risk” women pp. 363-374

Hugh Klein, Kirk Elifson and Claire Sterk

Risk information – barrier to informed choice? A focus group study pp. 375-380

Anke Steckelberg, Jürgen Kasper, Michael Redegeld and Ingrid Mühlhauser

Verbreitung und Sozialprofil der gesundheitsthemenbezogenen Internetnutzung: Ergebnisse einer bundesweiten Telefonumfrage pp. 381-390

Volker Hüfken, Marc Deutschmann, Thomas Baehring and Werner Scherbaum

Informationsmaterialien zum Mammographiescreening in Österreich – Unterstützen sie die informierte Entscheidung von Frauen? pp. 391-397

Éva Rásky and Sylvia Groth

Understanding the use of breast cancer screening services by women with intellectual disabilities pp. 398-405

Sheena Sullivan, Linda Slack-Smith and Rafat Hussain

The health-related quality of life of male and female heavy smokers pp. 406-412

David Wilson, Catherine Chittleborough, Kerry Kirke, Janet Grant and Richard Ruffin

What accompanies a postal questionnaire and why does it matter? pp. 413-415

J. Lane

Archibald Leman Cochrane 1909–1988: a meaningful life in science and history pp. 416-418

Alfredo Morabia

2004, volume 49, articles 5

Physical activity and health in the European Union pp. 297-298

Michael Pratt

A life course approach to preventing and treating oral disease pp. 299-300

Mary Northridge and Ira Lamster

Mental health and physical activity in the European Union pp. 301-309

Karim Abu-Omar, Alfred Rütten and Ville Lehtinen

Perceptions of environmental opportunities for physical activity in the European Union pp. 310-317

Alfred Rütten and Karim Abu-Omar

Personale Unterstützung und Mortalität: eine Kohortenanalyse des Nationalen Befragungssurveys 1984–86 pp. 318-327

Uwe Helmert

Health inequalities in different age groups: the case of type 2-diabetes: a study with health insurance and medication data pp. 328-335

Siegfried Geyer, Richard Peter and Iris Nielsen

Mangelnde Reziprozität in engen sozialen Beziehungen, Depressivität und eingeschränkte subjektive Gesundheit pp. 336-343

Olaf von dem Knesebeck and Johannes Siegrist

Relationship between caries prevalence and fissure sealants among 12-year-old German children at three educational strata pp. 344-351

Bodo Klemme, Paul Tramini, Uwe Niekusch, Ricarda Rossbach and Andreas Schulte

2004, volume 49, articles 4

Physical activity and health in the European Union pp. 229-230

Thomas Abel

Physical activity and health: getting to know more about the European situation pp. 231-232

Jean-Michel Oppert

Biomass fuel makes lungs a decade older – time to take action pp. 233-234

Nino Künzli

Self-rated health and physical activity in the European Union pp. 235-242

Karim Abu-Omar, Alfred Rütten and Jean-Marie Robine

Prevalence of overweight and obesity in Austrian male and female farmers pp. 243-246

Thomas Dorner, Barbara Leitner, Heinrich Stadlmann, Wolfgang Fischer, Barbara Neidhart, Kitty Lawrence, Ingrid Kiefer, Theres Rathmanner, Michael Kunze and Anita Rieder

The association of biomass fuel combustion on pulmonary function tests in the adult population of Mid-Anatolia pp. 247-253

Haldun Sümer, Ugur Turaçlar, Turhan Onarlioglu, Levent Özdemir and Marcel Zwahlen

Patient willingness to pay for preventive measures in primary care: a study of five GPs in a German community pp. 254-260

Armin Wiesemann, Uwe Mueller-Buehl, Reginald Scheidt, Wolfgang Boehme and Wolfgang Scheuermann

Leitlinienorientierung deutscher Hausärzte bei der Diagnostik und Therapie der arteriellen Hypertonie und des Diabetes mellitus pp. 261-268

Nicole Wagner, David Pittrow, Wilhelm Kirch, Beate Küpper, Petra Krause, Michael Höfler, Peter Bramlage and Hans-Ulrich Wittchen

Investing in surveillance: a fundamental tool of public health pp. 269-275

Kathleen Strong and Ruth Bonita

Wie effektiv sind Methadonbehandlungen in Privatpraxen∋ pp. 276-280

Rudolf Strohler, Carlos Nordt, Luis Falcato, Kenneth Dürsteler-MacFarland and Wulf Rössler

Prevalence of physical activity in the European Union pp. 281-289

Alfred Rütten and Karim Abu-Omar

A novel method of generating individual communications for participants in large surveys pp. 290-292

Karl Smith, Jared Yelton and Ann Sorenson

2004, volume 49, articles 3

„Der Macht die Wahrheit sagen“ – zum Dilemma des Wissenstransfers in Public Health pp. 169-170

Alfred Rütten

Falls-prevention programs for older ambulatory community dwellers: from public health research to health promotion policy pp. 171-178

Ray Marks and John Allegrante

From public health research to health promotion policy: on the 10 major contradictions pp. 179-184

Vivian Lin

Research utilization and the impact of health promotion policy pp. 185-197

Thomas Lengerke, Alfred Rütten, Jan Vinck, Thomas Abel, Lasse Kannas, Günther Lüschen, Josep A. Rodríguez Diaz and Jouke Zee

Drug problems and “at risk” women’s involvement in HIV risk behaviors pp. 198-207

Kirk Elifson, Hugh Klein and Claire Sterk

Verwaltung, Politik und Wissenschaft in der kantonalen Alkoholprävention pp. 208-215

Fritz Sager

Public Health, Prävention und Föderalismus: Erkenntnisse aus der Umsetzung des Bundesgesetzes über die Krankenversicherung pp. 216-223

Christian Rüefli and Fritz Sager

Estimating and approximating prevalence trends pp. 224-226

Michael Costanza

2004, volume 49, articles 2

Disability surveillance pp. 75-76

Herman Van Oyen

Work organization interventions pp. 77-78

Michiel Kompier

Work organization interventions: state of knowledge and future directions pp. 79-86

Steven Sauter and Lawrence Murphy

Commentary I - The “black hole” of work organization interventions pp. 87-88

Cary Cooper and Sharon Clarke

Commentary II - Health related interventions in organizations: stages, levels, criteria, and methodology pp. 89-91

Norbert Semmer

Commentary III - Making workplaces healthier: generating better evidence on work organization intervention research pp. 92-94

Harry Shannon and Donald Cole

Commentary IV - Work organization interventions in small and medium-sized enterprises in Scandinavia pp. 95-96

Kari Lindström

Evolution of epidemiologic methods and concepts in selected textbooks of the 20 th century pp. 97-104

Fang Zhang, Desireé Michaels, Barun Mathema, Shuaib Kauchali, Anjan Chatterjee, David Ferris, Tamarra James, Jennifer Knight, Matthew Dounel, Hebatullah Tawfik, Janet Frohlich, Li Kuang, Elena Hoskin, Frederick Veldman, Giulia Baldi, Koleka Mlisana, Lerole Mametja, Angela Diaz, Nealia Khan, Pamela Sternfels, Jeffery Sevigny, Asher Shamam and Alfredo Morabia

Commentary I - Interaction and evolution in epidemiology pp. 105-106

Kenneth Rothman

Commentary II - Evolution of some epidemilogic methods and concepts in selected textbooks of the 20 th century: a review pp. 107-107

Mervyn Susser

Commentary III - Lack of evolution of epidemiologic “methods and concepts” pp. 108-109

Olli Miettinen

Severity, timing, and structure of disability pp. 110-121

Lois Verbrugge, Li-Shou Yang and Lucia Juarez

Workplace characteristics and work disability onset for men and women pp. 122-131

Eileen Crimmins and Mark Hayward

Age-related health risk behaviors of adolescents with physical disabilities pp. 132-141

Catherine Steele, Ilze Kalnins, Beth Rossen, Douglas Biggar, Joseph Bortolussi and Jeffrey Jutai

Disability trends in gender and race groups of early retirement ages in the USA pp. 142-151

Konstantin Arbeev, Alexander Butov, Kenneth Manton, Igor Sannikov and Anatoli Yashin

Aktivierender Staat und aktive Bürgergesellschaft im deutschen Gesundheitswesen pp. 152-160

Bernhard Borgetto

The classification of health problems in health interview surveys: using the International Classification of Primary Care (ICPC) pp. 161-163

Johan Van der Heyden, Herman Van Oyen and Lydia Gisle

Buchbesprechung pp. 164-165

Andrea Bütikofer and Werner Wicki

2004, volume 49, articles 1

Poverty causes illness! pp. 1-2

Hans Wolff

Public health impact pp. 3-4

Mary Northridge

On individualism, environmentalism, and the degree of complexity needed in obesity prevention: a response to Mokdad (2003) pp. 5-7

Thomas Lengerke and Juergen John

Comment on the obesity issue pp. 8-8

Thomas Läubli

Comment on the letter to the editors from Thomas Läubli pp. 9-9

Krisit Jenkins, Nancy Fultz, Stephanie Fonda and Linda Wray

Deep impact – evaluation in the sciences pp. 10-14

Oliver Decker, Manfred Beutel and Elmar Brähler

Commentary I - The bibliographic “impact factor”, the total number of citations and related bibliometric indicators: the need to focus on journals of public health and preventive medicine pp. 15-18

Miquel Porta, Esteve Fernandez, Janeth Murillo, Joan Alguacil and José Copete

Commentary II - The journal impact factor in the evaluation of research quality: villain, scapegoat or innocent bystander? pp. 19-22

Marcel Zwahlen, Christoph Junker and Matthias Egger

Commentary III - Validity and fairness of the impact factor – - a comment on the article by Decker et al pp. 23-24

Karl-Franz Kaltenborn

Commentary IV - New horizons for impact discussions needed pp. 25-25

Jürgen Troschke and Ulrich Stössel

Socio-economic differences in health among Slovak adolescents pp. 26-35

Andrea Geckova, Jitse van Dijk, Ivan Zezula, Jolanda Tunistra, Johan Groothoff and Doeke Post

Social gradient in life expectancy and health expectancy in Denmark pp. 36-41

Henrik Brønnum-Hansen, Otto Andersen, Mette Kjøller and Niels Rasmussen

Prävalenz körperlicher Erkrankungen, Gesundheitsverhalten und Nutzung des Gesundheitssystems bei alleinstehenden wohnungslosen Männern: eine Querschnittsuntersuchung pp. 42-50

Birgit Völlm, Hinnerk Becker and Wilfried Kunstmann

Epidemiology and costs of gastroesophageal reflux disease in Switzerland: a population-based study pp. 51-61

Matthias Schwenkglenks, Urs Marbet and Thomas Szucs

Public perception of risk concerning celltowers and mobile phones pp. 62-66

Hans-Peter Hutter, Hanns Moshammer, Peter Wallner and Michael Kundi

Ethical choices in survey research pp. 67-68

Robert McKeown and Douglas Weed