Social Science & Medicine 1993: Vol 36 Table of Contents

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SOCIAL SCIENCE
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MEDICINE
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VOLUME 36, 1993
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I. Baszanger, Paris, France F. Lolas, Santiago, Chile (Southern Cone) F. M. Mburu, Nairobi, Kenya
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(Latin America, Northern States)
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D. Armstrong, London, England (Med. M. Jahoda, Hassocks, England (Psychology) (Publ. Hith; Hist. of Med.)
Models; Med. Soc.) M. Jefferys, London, England (Ageing, A. Venkoba Rao, Madurai, India (Psychiatry)
C. R. Bagley, Kowloon, Hong Kong (MCH) Hith Policy) G. C. Reader, New York, U.S.A. (Soc. Med.)
M. L. Barer, Vancouver, Canada (Hlth Econ.) B. Jonsson, Stockholm, Sweden (Hlth Econ.) J. Reid, Brisbane, Australia (Med. Anthr.)
M. Battin, Salt Lake City, U.S.A. (Ethics) A. Kaufmann, Madrid, Spain (Med. Soc.; L. A. Rhodes, Seattle, U.S.A. (Med. Anthr.)
F. J. Bennett, Grahamstown, South Africa Soc. Paed.) B. Ritson, Edinburgh, Scotland (Addictions)
(Int. Hlth) J. Krupinski, Victoria, Australia (Hlth Org.) P. Rosenfield, New York, U.S.A.
J. Breilh, Quito, Equador (Hlth Care Syst.) O. Kuty, Liége, Belgium (Med. Soc.) (Int. Hlth; Hlth Org.)
M. Bungener, Paris, France (Hlth Econ.) C. Laurell, Mexico City, Mexico (Med. F. T. Sai, Accra, Ghana (Demogr.; MCH)
J. F. Cai, Beijing, China (Hist. of Med.; Anthr.; Polit. Econ.) T. Sato, Nairobi, Kenya (Med. Geog.)
Med. Anthr.) R. Lee, Shatin N.T., Hong Kong R. B. Scotton, Victoria, Australia (Hlth Econ.)
J. C. Caldwell, Canberra, Australia (Int. Hlth) (Hlth Care Syst.) G. Shannon, Lexington, U.S.A. (Med. Geog.)
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R. Carr-Hill, London, England (Hlth Statist.; Med. Soc.) J. Siegrist, Diisseldorf, Germany
Methodology) C. Leslie, Newark, U.S.A. (Med. Anthr.) (Med. Soc.)
K. Singer, Pokfulam, Hong Kong (Psychiatry)
L. R. Churchill, Chapel Hill, U.S.A. (Ethics) R. Lie, Oslo, Norway (Med. Ethics)
L. Cohen, Washington, U.S.A. (Med. Anthr.) M. Lock, Montreal, Canada (Med. Anthr.) H. Smith, Durham, U.S.A.
A. Cohn, Sao Paulo, Brazil (Prevent. Med.) C. P. MacCormack, Bryn Mawr, U.S.A. (Ethics; Human Rights)
K. A. Smith, Gloucester, Canada (Int. Hlth)
S. H. Croog, Hartford, U.S.A. (Heart Dis.; (Med. Anthr.)
M. A. Somerville, Montreal, Canada
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(Med. Ethics; Law)
A. J. Culyer, York, England (Hlth Econ.) (Publ. Hith)
M. Stacey, Coventry, England
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CONTENTS OF VOLUME 36
Number 1
Peter J. M. McEwan v_ Editorial
WOMEN, MEN AND HEALTH
Margaret Stacey and Virginia Olesen 1 Introduction
Robin Saltonstall 7 Healthy bodies, social bodies: men’s and women’s
concepts and practices of health in everyday life
Sally Macintyre 15 Gender differences in the perceptions of common cold
symptoms
Jennie Popay, Mel Bartley and 21 Gender inequalities in health: social position, affective
Charlie Owen disorders and minor physical morbidity
Sara Arber and Jay Ginn 33 Gender and inequalities in health in later life
Karen Messing, Lucie Dumais 47 Prostitutes and chimney sweeps both have problems:
and Patrizia Romito towards full integration of both sexes in the study of
occupational health
Candace West Reconceptualizing gender in _ physician—patient
relationships
Carole Craddock and Margaret Reid Structure and struggle: implementing a socia! model
of a well woman clinic in Glasgow
Berry Mayall Keeping children healthy—the intermediate domain
Erica Haimes Issues of gender in gamete donation
Number 2
REFLECTIONS
Peter J. M. McEwan vii Editorial
David Mechanic 95 Social research in health and the American socio-
political context: the changing fortunes of medical
sociology
V. Ramalingaswami Health research, a key to equity in health develop-
ment
John B. McKinlay The promotion of health through planned sociopolit-
ical change: challenges for research and policy
Yola Verhasselt Geography of health: some trends and perspectives
John C. Caldwell Health transition: the cultural, social and behavioural
determinants of health in the Third World
Ralph Andreano Reflections on the economist and health economics in
an international setting
ili
Christopher J. L. Murray In search of acontemporary theory for understanding
and Lincoln C. Chen mortality change
Jake M. Najman Health and poverty: past, present and prospects for
the future
Irving Kenneth Zola Self, identity and the naming question: reflections on
the language of disability
Beyond the Anglophone World
Announcement
1992 Conference Participants
Number 3
Barbara L. Wolfe Editorial
Gill Seidel The competing discourses of HIV/AIDS in sub-
Saharan Africa: discourses of rights and empower-
ment vs discourses of control and exclusion
Kate H. Brown Descriptive and normative ethics: class, context and
confidentiality for mothers with HIV
William Muraskin Individual rights vs the public health: the problem of
the Asian hepatitis B carriers in America
Judith H. Hibbard and The quality of social roles as predictors of morbidity
Clyde R. Pope and mortality
Kim Witte Managerial style and health promotion programs
Jon P. Kirby The Islamic dialogue with African traditional
religion: divination and health care
Naoko T. Miyaji The power of compassion: truth-telling among
American doctors in the care of dying patients
Patrick J. Bracken Post-empiricism and psychiatry: meaning and meth-
odology in cross-cultural research
Noralou P. Roos, Betty Havens Living longer but doing worse: assessing health status
and Charlyn Black in elderly persons at two points in time in Manitoba,
Canada, 1971 and 1983
Geir Gunnlaugsson and Colostrum and ideas about bad milk: a case study
Jonina Einarsdottir from Guinea-Bissau
William W. Dressler Type A behavior: contextual effects within a southern
black community
Rebecca Miles Doan and Women’s work and infant care in the Philippines
Barry M. Popkin
Roberta D. Baer and Intrahousehold allocation of resources in larger and
Lorena Madrigal smaller Mexican households
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Karen Thorpe, Lisa Harker, Women’s views of ultrasonography. A comparison of
Alison Pike and Neil Marlow women’s experiences of antenatal ultrasound screen-
ing with cerebral ultrasound of their newborn infant
Kees de Meer, Roland Bergman Socio-cultural determinants of child mortality in
and John S. Kusner southern Peru: including some methodological
considerations
Karla Campanella, Jill E. Korbin Pregnancy and childbirth among the Amish
and Louise Acheson
Dag Isacson, Kerstin Bingefors, Factors associated with high-quantity prescriptions of
Mats Wennberg and benzodiazepines in Sweden
Monica Dahistrém
Gunilla M. Thernlund and Parental social support and child behaviour problems
Margareta A. K. Samuelsson in different populations and socioeconomic groups:
a methodological study
Gregg H. Gilbert, Dental care use by U.S. veterans eligible for VA care
Laurence G. Branch and
Jeffrey Longmate
Research Notes
Sadiqua N. Jafarey and Mothers brought dead: an enquiry into causes of
Razia Korejo delay
Parveen Rasheed Perception of diarrhoeal diseases among mothers and
mothers-to-be: implications for health education in
Saudi Arabia
Book Reviews
Christopher Bagley Child health matters, edited by S. Wyke and
J. Hewison
Fernando Lolas Justicia y desarrollo democratico en Italia y America
Latina, edited by Giovanni Longo, Ugo Leone and
Massimo Bonomo
Wei-Ning Xiang The atlas of endemic diseases and their environments in
the People’s Republic of China
Nancy S. Jecker Expected miracles: surgeons at work, by Joan Cassell
Pierre Aiach Doctors and the State. The politics of health care in
France and the United States, by David Wilsford
Letter to the Editor
Announcement
International Meeting
Number 4
Ralph Andreano Editorial. A new paradigm in health
Gu Xingyuan, Gerald Bloom, Financing health care in rural China: preliminary
Tang Shenglan, Zhu Yingya, report of a nationwide study
Zhou Shougqi and Chen Xingbao
Vivienne Walters Stress, anxiety and depression: women’s accounts of
their health problems
Deborah L. Helitzer-Allen, Malaria chemoprophylaxis compliance in pregnant
Deborah A. McFarland, women: a cost-effectiveness analysis of alternative
Jack J. Wirima and interventions
Allen P. Macheso
Tapani Valkonen Problems in the measurement and international com-
parisons of socio-economic differences in mortality
Ofra Anson, Esther Paran, Gender differences in health perceptions and their
Lily Neumann and predictors
Dov Chernichovsky
Janet W. McGrath, Anthropology and AIDS: the cultural context of
Charles B. Rwabukwali, sexual risk behavior among urban Baganda women in
Debra A. Schumann, Kampala, Uganda
Jonnie Pearson-Marks,
Sylvia Nakayiwa,
Barbara Namande, Lucy Nakyobe
and Rebecca Mukasa
Paul Lichtenstein, Socioeconomic status and physical health, how are
Jennifer R. Harris, they related? An empirical study based on twins
Nancy L. Pedersen and reared apart and twins reared together
G. E. McClearn
Ingrid Waldron Recent trends in sex mortality ratios for adults in
developed countries
M. Audibert, D. Coulibaly, Social and epidemiological aspects of Guinea worm
O. Doumbo, B. Kodio, G. Soula control
and S. Traore
John D. Cunningham Experiences of Australian mothers who gave birth
either at home, at a birth centre, or in hospital labour
wards
Joyce H. Huber Ensuring access to health care with the introduction
of user fees: a Kenyan example
Ana Langer, Cesar Victora, The Latin American trial of psychosocial support
Magda Victora, Fernando Barros, during pregnancy: a social intervention evaluated
Ubaldo Farnot, Jose Belizan through an experimental design
and Jose Villar
Armando Peruga and Correlates of AIDS knowledge in samples of the
David D. Celentano general population
Bollag Ueli Oral rehydration therapy—dqualitative studies of
balance between pragmatism and scientific rigour in
managing diarrhoea
Noreen Goldman and Yuanreng Hu Excess mortality among the unmarried: a case study
of Japan
Shulamith Kreitler, Life satisfaction and health in cancer patients,
Samario Chaitchik, orthopedic patients and healthy individuals
Yoram Rapoport, Hans Kreitler
and Rahel Algor
Edith C. Kieffer, Geographic patterns of low birth weight in Hawaii
Greg R. Alexander,
Nancy D. Lewis and Joanne Mor
Research Notes
P. Gooder, M. Charny and S. Farrow Public attitudes to charging for some National Health
Service services
Elizabeth G. Lowell-Smith Patterns of dentist location: Lansing, Michigan
1950-1991
Book Reviews
Ute Carson Full measure—modern short stories on aging, edited by
Dorothy Sennett
Ute Carson Vital signs—international stories on aging, edited by
Dorothy Sennett and Anne Czarniecki
Evan G. Pattishall Patient education in physical therapy, by E. M. Sluijs
Zeev Ben-Sira Causes, coping and consequences of stress at work,
edited by Gary L. Cooper and Roy Payne
Richard Hays Aboriginal health and society, by Sherry Saggers and
Dennis Gray
Letter to the Editor
Announcements
Number 5
Anthony B. Zwi Editorial. Reassessing priorities: identifying the deter-
minants of HIV transmission
Khatidja Husein, Olusoji Adeyi, Developing a primary health care management
John Bryant and Noorddin B. Cara information system that supports the pursuit of
equity, effectiveness and affordability
David Halpern Minorities and mental health
Harry D. Kerr White liver: a cultural disorder resembling AIDS
Mary T. Westbrook, Varoe Legge Attitudes towards disabilities in a multicultural
and Mark Pennay society
Richard Byng Primary mental health care in Nicaragua
Rita Chi-Ying Chung and Predictors of psychological distress among Southeast
Marjorie Kagawa-Singer Asian refugees
Ann Bowling, Morag Farquhar, Changes in life satisfaction over a two and a half year
Emily Grundy and Juliet Formby period among very elderly people living in London
John Reynolds and Leslie Swartz Professional constructions of a ‘lay’ illness: ‘nerves’
in a rural ‘coloured’ community in South Africa
Katharine S. Guptill, Evaluation of a face-to-face weaning food interven-
Steven A. Esrey, Gbolahan A. Oni tion in Kwara State, Nigeria: knowledge, trial, and
and Kenneth H. Brown adoption of a home-prepared weaning food
Vii
Sara C. Randall Blood is hotter than water: popular use of hot and
cold in Kel Tamasheq illness management
Ann Harrison Comparing nurses’ and patients’ pain evaluations: a
study of hospitalized patients in Kuwait
Linda J. Kristjanson Validity and reliability testing of the FAMCARE
scale: measuring family satisfaction with advanced
cancer care
Research Note
Eitan F. Sabatello The impact of induced abortions on fertility in Israel
Book Reviews
Charles Normand Technology and the welfare state: the development of
health care in Britain and America, by Stephen Uttley
Edmund D. Pellegrino Moral luck in medical ethics and practical politics, by
Donna Dickenson
Pierre Aiach Sociétés, développement et santé, edited by Didier
Fassin et Yannick Jaffré
Matthew P. Dumont Nameless diseases, by Terra Ziporyn
Letter to the Editor
International Meetings
Corrigendum
Number 6
Peter J. M. McEwan Editorial
Brian Graetz Health consequences of employment and unemploy-
ment: longitudinal evidence for young men and
women
Aaron Antonovsky The structure and properties of the Sense of
Coherence scale
John L. Fiedler Increasing reliance on user fees as a response to public
health financing crises: a case study of El Salvador
Stephen Morrell, Richard Taylor, Suicide and unemployment in Australia 1907-1990
Susan Quine and Charles Kerr
Merrijoy J. Kelner and Patient control over dying: responses of health care
Ivy L. Bourgeault professionals
Niels Lynde, Bengt Mattsson and The attitudes of patients and physicians towards
Mikael Sandlund placebo treatment—a comparative study
Christel Stock-Iwamoto and Primary health workers in North East Brazil
Rolf Korte
John A. Encandela Social science and the study of pain since Zborowski:
a need for a new agenda
Viil
Horacio Fabrega and Hugo Nutini Witchcraft-explained childhood tragedies in Tlaxcala,
and their medical sequelae
Nancy B. Mock, Thomas A. Sellers, Socioeconomic, environmental, demographic and
Ahmed A. Abdoh and behavioral factors associated with occurrence of
Robert R. Franklin diarrhea in young children in the Republic of Congo
Heleen M. Dekker, Prevalence of smoking in physicians and medical
Caspar W. N. Looman, students, and the generation effect in the Netherlands
Hans P. Adriaanse and
Paul J. van der Maas
Janet M. Simpson What do students find attractive about the practice of
medicine? A pattern of stability over time
Book Reviews
Debra Umberson Women’s caring: feminist perspectives on_ social
welfare, edited by Carol Baines, Patricia Evans and
Sheila Neysmith
P. A. Lamal Clinical psychology observed, by David Pilgrim and
Andy Treacher
Walter Martin No safe place—toxic waste, leukemia and community
action, by Phil Brown and Edwin J. Mikkelsen
Caroline Giles Banks Child and youth psychiatry: European perspectives,
Vol. I, Anorexia nervosa, edited by Helmut
Remschmidt and Martin H. Schmidt
Sara McLafferty Emptying beds: the work of an emergency psychiatric
unit, by Lorna Rhodes
K. David Patterson The age of light, soap, and water: moral reform in
English Canada, 1885—1925, by Mariana Valverde
Letter to the Editor
Announcement
Call for Papers
International Meetings
Number 7
Allan Young Editorial. W. H. R. Rivers and the anthropology of
psychiatry
The impact of war on children’s health in
Julie Cliff and
Abdul Razak Noormahomed Mozambique
Nick Black and Elizabeth Thompson Obstacles to medical audit: British doctors speak
Jean Benoist and Pascal Cathebras The body: from an immateriality to another
Peggy J. McGauhey and Child health and the social environment of white and
Barbara Starfield black children
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L. A. Sawchuk 875 Societal and ecological determinants of urban health:
a case study of pre-reproductive mortality in 19th
century Gibraltar
L. A. Nisbet and D. V. McQueen 893 Anti-permissive attitudes to lifestyles associated with
AIDS
M. Omar Rahman and 903 Health related response to natural disasters: the case
Michael Bennish of the Bangladesh cyclone of 1991
P. Denig, F. M. Haaijer-Ruskamp, 915 Towards understanding treatment preferences of
H. Wesseling and A. Versluis hospital physicians
Georgia S. Guldan, 925 Maternal education and child feeding practices in
Marian F. Zeitlin, Alexa S. Beiser, rural Bangladesh
Charles M. Super,
Stanley N. Gershoff and
Sabita Datta
Sheila Cosminsky, 937 Child feeding practices in a rural area of Zimbabwe
Marvellous Mhloyi and
Douglas Ewbank
Christine Obbo 949 HIV transmission through social and geographical
networks in Uganda
G. A. Lewando Hundt 957 Interfacing anthropology and epidemiology: the
and M. R. Forman Bedouin Arab infant feeding study
Research Note
Stephanie C. Kane 965 Prostitution and the military: planning AIDS inter-
vention in Belize
Book Reviews
Robert Dennis 981 Lives in the balance: the ethics of using animals in
biomedical research, edited by Jane A. Smith and
Kenneth M. Boyd
Thomas N. Chirikos 982 Economics, medicine and health care, by Gavin
3 Mooney
Dona Schneider 983 Health promotion: disciplines and diversity, edited by
Robin Bunton and Gordon Macdonald
John P. Hoffmann 984 What works in drug abuse epidemiology, edited by
Blanche Frank and Ronald Simeone
Lucy M. Zabarenko The meaning and measurement of social support, edited
by Hans O. F. Veiel and Urs Baumann
Number 8
Ingrid Waldron Editorial
Robert H. Coombs, 987 Medical slang and its functions
Sangeeta Chopra, Debra R. Schenk
and Elaine Yutan
Vittorio Mapelli Health needs, demand for health services and
expenditure across social groups in Italy: an empirical
investigation
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