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Author Index : A F Ahluwalia JS, 22 Ferrari JD, 110 \hrens MB, 13 Ford BS, 106 Allan |, 267 Fournier AM, 117 Anderson M, 146 Francis | Anderson RM, 3S Frisch L, 69 Anstadt G, 330 Funnell MM, 3S Asch S, 113 G B Garfield S Barrios LC, 146 Gebbie KM Beach ML, 137 Geiss LS, 42 Bjornson WM, 234 scemson DH Blair SN, 8S sirgis A, 15 Boyd TD, 184 sjeltema K srener ND, 146 slanz K |B rennan J, 165 slasgow RI Briss P, 15S, 39S xoldstein M, | Browneller PA, 66 sonzalesD , 234 Brownson RC, 156, 73 sreen BB, 177 Buchanan S, 71 Buist AS, 234 H Buist D, 177 Halabi S, 247 Bulim I, 184 Halpern-Felsher B, 49 Harris K], 228 Cc HaysJ T, 234 Callan CM, 211 Heath GW, 73 Caplow M, 177 Heatherton TI Carande-Kulis VG, 15 } Henderson A Carlson BE, 84 Hennessey 1 Caspersen C], 15S, 3 Hindmarsh M Cass AR, 56 Holcomb K, 165 Catlin TK, 156 Holtgrave DR, 209 Chen |], 156 Howze EH, 73S Chen JL, 98 Hulley SB Choi WS, 22 Humpel N Clark MA Hurt RD Clarke RM Coriell M Corso P D Dalton MA Davey HM, 15 De Guire M, 165 Dellinger A, 331 Dismuke SE, 69 Kahn EB Dodard M, 117 Kaiser R, 22] Duan N, 113 Kaplan EB, 247 Dube CE, | Kieszak SM Dunn Al Kilbourne EM Durcan MJ], 234 Kim D, 71 Kip KI E Kraft K Earp jl 5 Kriska Edgerton EA ) Kru Ehrich B, 1 Elder RW, 33 L Ellenberg SS l iDou | Elliott JP, 110 Laurant MG Elster AB, 211 Lee JM Engelgau MM » 15 i Lemke B Am | Prev Med 2002;22(4) $797 /02/$ front matter 333 2002 American Journal of Preventive Medicine ¢ Published by Elsevier Science In« PIL SO749-3797 (02)00425-7 Sawver MH, 165 Trapido Ff Schreiner PJ], 258 TrevenaL ] Scutchfield FD, 66 ™ idel JS 115 Seidman CS, 66 Shevlin |D, 92 Shults RA, 331 VelicerW I Silvers LI 7 Ves Simo Skinnet Sleet DA Small Ml Snvder SR Vhite JD hitho Suarez | a8) Summers-Be T TalaveraGA Task Force o1 Thompson RS Lickle Tilson Todd D 334 American Journal of Preventive Medicine, Volume 22, Number 4 Subject Index tive Living Poli Studies (ALPES), 2OS idolescet adults older, ph oung, risk factors tohacco ilcoho use, adolescet American Board of Pre A\BPM). histor behavior idolescent. effect of mo idolescent post (Columbu cancer screening, 15 counseling, primary care 7 oung Adult health change. biomarkers, 200 cost— benefit health, 293. 258, 267 health, and mammography, | health, co nseling commentary 20 physical surroundings, and, 25 social surroundings, and, 2% suicide-related, 146 ther ips 200 violence-related, 146 biomarkers and health behavior change 200) blood-lead k | vated, children blood pressure and diabetes, 42 blood pressure, elevated, U.S. adults, 42 book reviews Canadian Guide to Health and the clevated blow Environment IIL pertension communication skills, 2 control, 4° elimination of TB, 134 ical act nutriatndi oheanlth , 72 norbidit popul ition-based management, 7 schoot booklets personal health, 15 cost effectiveness, 19 brain injury, traumatic, 110 buprop]i on and smoking 2 cessation c mage! 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