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Author Index A AHRQ Smoking Cessation Group, 411 Allan |, 471 Ammerman A Anderson L, 185 Anderson LH, S2 Andresen MA, 87 Atkins D, S102 B Babor TI Baker DW Baker EA Baker TB, 41 Barwick TA Baucom DH Bauman 6 Bazermat BecklesG l Bemm CW sentley MI Berg GD Berry S Biener | Block B Block ]P Bolen | Bon Bovd RI Brasure M Braun BI Brewer RD, 197 Briss PA, 422 Brodish PH Brown RB, 411 Brown W], 297 Brownson R¢ suffler P, 4292 Sull SS, S80 Burton Dt Butler M Byrne D Cc Caito NM, 28 Caliendo AM, 404 Campbell L, 153 Campbell MK, 97 TS. 480 Carmona RH, 478 Carr C, 97 Cashman S, 471 Cawley J], S117 Cawley |F, 471 Chen JY, 139 Christakis DA, 118 Chung M-C, 258 Clancy C, $102 Coates RC, 422 490 Am | Prev Med 2004:27(5 2004 American Journal of Preventive Medicine ¢ Published by Else viel Inc iront mattet Author Index A AHRQ Smoking Cessation Group, 411 Allan |, 471 Ammerman A Anderson L, 185 Anderson LH, S2 Andresen MA, 87 Atkins D, S102 B Babor TI Baker DW Baker EA Baker TB, 41 Barwick TA Baucom DH Bauman 6 Bazermat BecklesG l Bemm CW sentley MI Berg GD Berry S Biener | Block B Block ]P Bolen | Bon Bovd RI Brasure M Braun BI Brewer RD, 197 Briss PA, 422 Brodish PH Brown RB, 411 Brown W], 297 Brownson R¢ suffler P, 4292 Sull SS, S80 Burton Dt Butler M Byrne D Cc Caito NM, 28 Caliendo AM, 404 Campbell L, 153 Campbell MK, 97 TS. 480 Carmona RH, 478 Carr C, 97 Cashman S, 471 Cawley J], S117 Cawley |F, 471 Chen JY, 139 Christakis DA, 118 Chung M-C, 258 Clancy C, $102 Coates RC, 422 490 Am | Prev Med 2004:27(5 2004 American Journal of Preventive Medicine ¢ Published by Else viel Inc iront mattet Klesges R¢« Knickm Mumford |] Mummet Murff H] Mutrie N N Naimi TS Neel Cl Nelson M¢ Nelson TI Newsom JT Nichols ]I Nichols P. 4292 Nielsen S], 205 Nowalk MP Weitzman ER, 187 Wilber N Werner KE, 471 Williams A Westerberg Villiamson Westman I } ilson KM Wheeler DR, 1! lle M White ¢ 129 old CM White E, 385 Whitebird RR, $25 Whitlock EP, S6 Wiehe SE, 118 Note: Numbers preceded by an “S” denote authors ho wrote for a supplem«e \ddressing Multiple Behavioral Risk Factors in Primary Care”; pages S111 through $175 sis of Eating and Physical Activity Behaviors 492 American Journal of Preventive Medicine, Volume 27, Number 5 Subject Index drink Body and Sou Boothe nce Asian and P built environment Am | Prev Med 2004;27(5 2) 004 Amer> ican Journal of Preventive Medicine ¢ Published by | G I behavior change technology eating behavior, S111, S117 geographic information system (GIS) SRO economic analysis of, $172 fast foods and obesity, 211 interactive technology healthy, cost analysis, S159 Girls Rule! obesity-prevention intervention tervention (s healthy, interventions to promot S163 218 EBM. evidence-based medicine g uldelines, nutrition, for foods sold EBPH., evidence-based public health Is. S165 EBM comparisol of process lable definitions, Table, 418 ecologic framework, intervention for ownership walking ” ) Economic Analysis Forum, S111, S113 cconomic(s drivers and interventions. SLOTH mode issessmMenNnt toc S49 lable S137 burdofe obnesi ty in older adults framework for beha conditions associated with obesity impact of obesity, lett . , ot personal and social multiple hildren and adoles« of physical activity education level ar SKIN cance elderly iendations ind physical inactivi immunization disparities, 4 emergency) Passages, 164 adverse ptual frame environmental People Curricu tors and obesi commentary, 478 enviimrpoancmte ntofs , obebsuiitlty, S1t4t 9 iction co‘“r4 onan ) , nix. OO | evidence-based medicine (EBM), 417 See also coronary | we (SLATE moder evidence based publi health (EBPH j high school youth “4 2 ome, industry S| 12 Hispanic imn thy fact ommendations, $25 residence HIV diag beliefs rketing and lobbying etforts of the ciasnsceesr,}sn imsetnot2r,25y 9 t\ ch r ‘ ~ eX| ecrEoeoTrndCc uI" iSscEet iP boainnnn sdd \ »k : t «0 : nnaass st mobcaIe cmpectdoui aa li «n difumrsptaarmyie gwn5 osr )D k5 Figure uy of strok S 9] , ~ing : FH ! effectiveness, Table. 60 fast food ? , Cl I wnership and storage media campaign, alcohol-related crashes ind obesity, 211 l 7 —7_ — ‘ geographic distribution hospitalization rates, influenza-related, 397 Medical Device Reporting svstem. 246 fats and sugars cost ot f S]y :h uman genome epidemiolog, y, book review medical devices and adverse events. 246 Finnish Diabetes Prevention Study, 871 Ina ID medica personnel f irearrmm is human papill1 omavirus and cervical me ig cessation, guidelines inyjuur ies, l 173 133 moking-related attitude, s ownersahndi p storage practices, 17 ind obesity, adult risk, 385 fi ms, ownership ands Table, | medical professionals Table five A’s IBCT, interactive behavior ind IB2 CT SR technolog' y, S80 are population conIs trucuctt, S6!Mm und thh e five A’s (table S82 read " and neck cancers counseling approach, $74 immigrants, Hispanic, and obesity patterns 1, disparities framework, $35 V9 intervention model and framework, S81 immunizat4 ion ) tts s ot of p| hysicalA l < acti1v\ ity ’ 10 F. ood Stamp PrPeongg ram (FSSoP)p, S169 elderly, Medicare, 15. 3 ues, d, etained adolescent females, 404 food(s) requirements, child, 16] military preventive medicine, book review advertising, targeting children, $167 incentives 54 energy-dense, $154 for change, eating and activity, $117 minority populations, risko f obesity, 218 insecurity and obesity, $154 for consumer behavior, 327 morbidity sold in schools, nutrition guidelines income and obesity. 211 cardiovascular disease $165 influenza obesity-related, 87 supply trends, $157 immunization, child, 397 mortality framework, economic, for behavior, $117 immunizations, Medicare, 153 all-cause, elderly, 22 fruits and vegetable vaccination to reduce medical services behavioral contributors to, $34 availability in schools, $166 284 cardiovascular disease, | dietary intervention, 97 information technology, S11 smoking-related, 118 494 American Journal of Preventive Medicine, Volume 27, Number 5 el OxX¢ PHS physica and diabetes ind obesit ind risk for near suicide. 310 ind j sedejn tary r behavior, adolesc« promowuon in |p rimary care barrierst o, 218 economic analvsiso f, S11] $126, S172 elder| 22 safety programs insufficient, and risk, Table, 307 school childres interventions (Table) } schools, inten mental health benefits screening Am | Prev Med 2004;27(5) and smoking-related deaths, 118 tuberculosis (TB) control in jails vehicles, motor, crashes, 355 industry IV viewing vending machines, soft drink, $164 PAC. contributions, Table, 365 and physical ] activity patterns ideo games and physical activity, 279 politic ial action committee (PAC > negative health consequences / iwlence. witne ssing detained adolescent campaign contributions DO females, 404 uct l vouth SS 67 — produc 5 ana ut aeCe - U tamin and Lifestvl VITAI cohort sD surveys, statewide, response rates, 25 LS. Congress, tobacco-related bills, 363 tes, congressional, relationship of tobacco use among adults with disabilities, 25 ultraviolet radiation (UV), reduce, 422 D PAC. contributions, 366 provider compliance, letter, 185 urban form, economic determinants, $146 . : records, congressional, 364 use and lifestvl change , utility use, reducing, effective i methods defined, S151 s1f personal and social, economics use, smoking cessation, 4 LV radiation, preventiono f skin aditional healers, Hmo1 32 tH affic safety, 106 recreation, 68, Table 70 ansportavion tal influenceson . 67 and time 1 by Ta! t s, techniques investment decisions, S148 n adult cohort, 8 SLOTH model, S] | 143 cin reduce yvalized, S139 avel \ ‘ itable dis« Clive sedental ( 16] choice decisions i patterns and obesity 7 } lrer m } us ial life lost Linnie lan ICCESS 496 American Journalo f Preventive Medicine. Volume 27. Numbe1