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2003, volume 48, articles 6

Linking organization of work and health: the challenge pp. 331-332

Jeanne Stellman

Work organization: the neglected child of (social) epidemiology pp. 333-335

Alfredo Morabia

Comment on the obesity issue pp. 336-336

Derek Yach

Obesity: where is the next focus? pp. 337-338

Anna Ciardullo and Monica Daghio

Fighting the obesity epidemic pp. 339-340

Michael Beer and Jürg Lüthy

Monitoring the changing organization of work: international practices and new developments in the United States pp. 341-348

Steven Sauter and Lawrence Murphy

Commentary I: Monitoring the changing organisation of work: a European perspective pp. 349-350

Pascal Paoli

Commentary II: Considering the changing nature of work: the New Zealand perspective pp. 351-353

Anne-Marie Feyer and Rebecca Lilley

Commentary III: Monitoring the changing organization of work: a commentary pp. 354-355

Tom Cox and Amanda Griffiths

Commentary IV: Italian practices in monitoring the changing organisation of work pp. 356-358

Domenico Taddeo and Andrea Tozzi

Commentary V: Monitoring the changing organization of work: European traditions pp. 359-360

Steven Dhondt

Prädiktive Validität einer kurzen Skala zur subjektiven Prognose der Erwerbstätigkeit (SPE-Skala) in einer Kohorte von LVA-Versicherten mit schweren Rückenschmerzen oder funktionellen Beschwerden der inneren Medizin pp. 361-369

Oskar Mittag, Nathalie Glaser-Möller, Monika Ekkernkamp, Christine Matthis, Véronique Héon-Klin, Angelica Raspe and Heiner Raspe

Berufliche Wiedereingliederung nach kardiologischer Rehabilitation pp. 370-378

Jacqueline Müller-Nordhorn, Jürgen Gehring, Michael Kulig, Sylvia Binting, Gernot Klein, Helmut Gohlke, Heinz Völler, Kurt Bestehhorn, Karl Krobot and Stefan Willich

Determinants of health policy impact: comparative results of a European policymaker study pp. 379-391

Alfred Rütten, Günther Lüschen, Thomas von Lengerke, Thomas Abel, Lasse Kannas, Josep Rodriguez Diaz, Jan Vinck and Jouke van der Zee

Testing questionnaires with cognitive methods: part 2, Thinkalouds pp. 392-393

Siegfried Geyer

2003, volume 48, articles 5

Obesity: What are the real causes of the epidemic? pp. i-ii

J.-C. Vuille

The evidence debate broadens: three examples pp. 275-276

David McQueen

Evidence base in health promotion: why bother? pp. 277-278

Jaques Bury

“On Prognosis” by William Farr (British Medical Almanack 1838; Supplement 199–216) Part 2 (pages 208–216) pp. 279-284

Gerry Hill

Comments regarding “On prognosis” by William Farr (1838), with reconstruction of his longitudinal analysis of smallpox recovery and death rates pp. 285-289

B. Gerstman

Understanding William Farr’s 1838 article “On prognosis”: comment pp. 290-292

John Eyler

Determinants of health policy impact: a theoretical framework for policy analysis pp. 293-300

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

Development and testing of a framework for assessing the effectiveness of health promotion pp. 301-316

Wilfreda Thurston, Ardene Vollmann, Douglas Wilson, Gail MacKean, Roxanne Felix and Mary-Frances Wright

Pourquoi se préoccupe-t-on tant des données probantes en promotion de la santé? pp. 317-326

Michel O’Neill

Using CATI in survey research by telephone pp. 327-328

Steffen Niemann

2003, volume 48, articles 4

We are all part of it: gender bias in public health pp. 205-206

Petra Kolip and Thomas Abel

Biological sex and social gender: challenges for preventive and social medicine pp. 207-208

Lesley Doyal

Teaching gender mainstreaming in public health pp. 209-210

Heinz Bollinger-Salzmann and Margreet Duetz

Accounting for diversity and holding governments accountable: incorporating ethnicity into local health surveys and public health surveillance systems pp. 211-213

Mary Northridge

Public health models for the future pp. 214-215

Robert Beaglehole

Continuing controversies over "risks and rates" – more than a century after William Farr's "On prognosis" pp. 216-218

Jan Vandenbroucke

"On Prognosis" by William Farr (British Medical Almanack 1838; Supplement 199–216) pp. 219-224

William Farr

Comments on the paper "On prognosis" by William Farr: a forgotten masterpiece pp. 225-226

Gerry Hill

Berücksichtigung des Gender-Aspekts in der deutschsprachigen Public-Health-Forschung: Ergebnisse einer Projektbefragung pp. 227-233

Judith Fuchs and Ulrike Maschewsky-Schneider

Ethnic differences in weight loss behavior among secondary school students in Beirut: the role of weight perception pp. 234-241

Abla Mehio-Sibai, Nabil Kanaan, Monique Chaaya, Boushra Rahal, Ahmad Abdullah and Tarek Sibai

A public health model of the social determinants of health pp. 242-251

Zahid Ansari, Norman Carson, Michael Ackland, Loretta Vaughan and Adrian Serraglio

Clarifying gender interactions in multivariate analysis pp. 252-256

Margreet Duetz, Thomas Abel and Christoph Minder

Patterns of body weight in middle-aged and older Americans, by gender and race, 1993–2000 pp. 257-268

Kristi Jenkins, Nancy Fultz, Stephanie Fonda and Linda Wray

Statistical software for calculating properly weighted estimates from Health Interview Survey Data pp. 269-271

Fabiân Tibaldi, Liesbeth Bruckers, Herman Van Oyen, Johan Van der Heyden and Geert Molenberghs

2003, volume 48, articles 3

"Shaping" population health: a challenge for public health pp. 141-142

Salvatore Panico

My personal perspective on the obesity epidemic pp. 143-144

Ali Mokdad

Controlling an epidemic: the problem of overweight in children and adolescents pp. 145-146

Deborah Galuska

Obesity epidemic: we have to spend to save pp. 147-148

Michael Beer

Öbergewicht zunehmend - Interesse abnehmend? pp. 149-150

Bertino Somaini

Issues of causality in the history of occupational epidemiology pp. 151-160

Steven Stellman

Does overweight in infancy persist through the preschool years? An analysis of CDC Pediatric Nutrition Surveillance System data pp. 161-167

Zuguo Mei, Lawrence Grummer-Strawn and Kelley Scanlon

Alarming trends in pediatric overweight in the United States pp. 168-177

Lorrene Ritchie, Susan Ivey, Gail Woodward-Lopez and Patricia Crawford

Overweight and obesity in adults and risk of renal cell carcinoma in Canada pp. 178-185

Jinfu Hu, Yang Mao and Kathy White

Characteristics of an Italian diabetic population and long-term changes in glycaemic control at varying body weight categories pp. 186-190

Anna Ciardullo, Maria Daghio, Massimo Brunetti, Massimo Bevini, Ghassan Daya, Gaetano Feltri, Doriano Novi, Carlo Goldoni and Nicola Magrini

Body mass index, waist hip ratio, and waist circumference: which measure to classify obesity? pp. 191-200

Tiffany Gill, Catherine Chittleborough, Anne Taylor, Richard Ruffin, David Wilson and Patrick Phillips

2003, volume 48, articles 2

International comparison of health determinants: let's move on to the next step pp. 77-78

Alfredo Morabia and Thomas Abel

Comment on the editorial by Nino Künzli: Happy birthday MPH pp. 79-79

Sigrid Beer-Borst, Kathrin Reinli and Annette Matzke

Causality in epidemiology pp. 80-87

Paolo Vineis

Provision and remuneration of psychotherapeutic services in Switzerland pp. 88-96

Iris Beeler, Sebastian Lorenz and Thomas D. Szucs

Santé psychologique des étudiants et identification des personnes à risque: le retrait d'examen comme symptôme de la dépression pp. 97-104

Franz Meyer de Stadelhofen, Anne-Charlotte Plancherel, Samuel Berthoud and Luc Michel

Hospital admissions after transition into unemployment pp. 105-114

Siegfried Geyer and Richard Peter

Weiterentwicklung des Gesundheitswesens aus Bürgersicht: Ergebnisse einer repräsentativen Bevökerungsbefragung in München, Dresden, Wien und Bern pp. 115-120

Anne Brunner, Tomás Carla Sabariego and Manfred Wildner

Obésité en Suisse: percentiles d'indice de masse corporelle (IMC) d'une population d'enfants et d'adolescents nés en 1980 à Lausanne et écart avec les normes suisses (1955) pp. 121-132

Virgile Woringer and Yves Schütz

Testing questionnaires with cognitive methods: part I, Probing questions pp. 133-134

Siegfried Geyer

Erratum: Using percentiles to summarise data instead of means and standard deviations pp. 135-135

Michael C. Costanza, Bruna Galobardes and Alfredo Morabia

Gesundheitsförderung Schweiz pp. 136-137

Schweiz Ruth Jahn Gf

2003, volume 48, articles 1

Exporting occupational disease pp. 1-2

Steven B. Markowitz

Appropriateness of methadone maintenance treatment for opiate addiction: evaluation by an expert panel pp. S1-S14

John-Paul Vader, Robert Hämmig, Jacques Besson, Christopher Eastus, Christina Eggenberger and Bernard Burnand

A short history of pathology registries, with emphasis on cancer registries pp. 3-10

Benedetto Terracini and Roberto Zanetti

Shared decision making: ein Überblicksartikel über die internationale Forschungsliteratur pp. 11-23

Fülöp Scheibler, Christian Janßen and Holger Pfaff

Science-based practice for methadone treatment: another step forward pp. S15-S16

Wim Brink

Going Swiss? pp. S17-S18

Maristela Monteiro

Appropriateness of methadone maintenance treatment - From individual practice to evidence-based medicine pp. S19-S20

Uwe Verthein, Christian Haasen and Dieter Naber

Appropriateness of methadone maintenance treatment for opiate addiction: treatment goals and effectiveness pp. S21-S22

Marina Davoli and Carlo Perucci

Studying methadone’s appropriateness: enough already! pp. S23-S24

Robert Newman

Prevention of neural tube defects: effect of an intervention aimed at implementing the official recommendations pp. 24-32

Veronika Egen and Joerg Hasford

Authors’ reply to commentators pp. S25-S27

John-Paul Vader, Robert Hämmig, Jacques Besson, Christopher Eastus, Christina Eggenberger and Bernard Burnand

The Victorian ambulatory care sensitive conditions study: rural and urban perspectives pp. 33-43

Zahid Ansari, Toni Barbetti, Norman J. Carson, Michael J. Auckland and Flavia Cicuttini

Schul- und Berufsausbildung, beruflicher Status und ischämische Herzkrankheiten: eine prospektive Studie mit Daten einer gesetzlichen Krankenversicherung in Deutschland pp. 44-54

Richard Peter, Mai Yong and Siegfried Geyer

Fragen über Fragen: cognitive survey in der Fragebogenentwicklung 1 pp. 55-64

Oskar Mittag, Sonja Böhmer, Ruth Deck, Monika Ekkernkamp, Angelika Hüppe, Hildegard Telbis-Kankainen, Angelica Raspe and Heiner Raspe

Mesotheliomas among Italians, returned to the home country, who worked when migrant at a cement-asbestos factory in Switzerland pp. 65-69

Enzo Merler, Rosanna Bizzotto, Roberto Calisti, Domenica Cavone, Nicoletta De Marzo, Francesco Gioffrè, Tommy Mabilia, Daniela Marcolina, Marina Musti, Maria Giovanna Munafò, Sara Roberti and Paola Zambon

Asking sensitive information: an example with income pp. 70-72

Bruna Galobardes and Stefaan Demarest