American Journal of Public Health 2001: Vol 91 Index

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AUTHOR AND SUBJECT INDEXES TO VOLUME 91
JANUARY THROUGH DECEMBER 2001
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First Author Index
A A Multiethn.» Community
Aaron D. Behavioral Risk Factors fc $35, Research
tive Health Practices Among | Environmental Health Assessment in oks D. Support for Smok Restaurants Amor
Research \ainforest, October O1 p 1580 Massachusetts Adults, 199 February
Acevedo-Garcia D. Zip Code—Level Risk I 300. Research
culosis: Neighborhood Enviror snds in the Hospitalization of El Brown M. The Effect:veness
Segregation in New Jerse Patients for Pneumonia, 1991-1998 Children’s Lead Exposure pr p 621
734, Research Kesearch Brown-Peterside P. Reta lard-to-Reach Women
Adair L. Maturational Timing f Smoking Cessation Treatment by Prevention and Va ACHIE’
US Adolescent Girls, April 01, p 6 and Welfare Funds, September 01, p tember 01
Agha S. Intention to Use the Female Cor Brownson R. Environmental Determinants
Mass-Marketing Campa Physical Activity in th nited States, Decemt
01, p 307, Research 1995, Research
\khter M. Health, Pakistan indG reases in ( ronary Heart Disease Mortal Buffingtonj . Lac epatitis ( NISK Among
13, Editorial lacks and Whites in the| nited States rsons Who Received I ansfusions Betore
Akhter M. Akhter and Pappas Respon 1985-1995. Se pte mber /1, p 1499, Research 1990, January 01
1545, Letter Barr R orhood Poverty and the Resurgenc Bull S. HIV and Sexua
\laimo K. Food Insufficien um berculosis in New York City, 1984-1992, September iors Among Men Seeking Sex With len On
US Preschool and School-Age Research 01, p 988 Research
781 Research ensus Data Reflect True Fen iale Mort Bunyavanich S. US Public Leaders Shift
Alegria M. Changes in Acc 140 Letter New Paradigm of Global Health, October 01
the Poor and Nonpoor: Results From H ping the M in MTCT: \ 1, Mc thers, and Editorial
form in Puerto Rico, September 01, ; ntion May 01, p 7 Mothers, ar 1 3ustos P. Growth in |
\lemagno S. Women in Jail: Is Sut tance Schoolchildren Fr
Enough? lay 01, p 798 Research Bauer G md Assumptions 0: ghigible Risk: Sexually 1645, Research
Allegrante J. Continuing-Education Needs of the ¢ urently [Transmitted Diseases and Women Who Have Sex With
Employed Public Health Education Workfor« \ugust Women, August 01 t 1 282, Rese
O1, p 1230, Research Bauman K The Influen a Family Program on Adolescent
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ea#fs eA sitnh mCah iladnrde n AlRleersguiletss iFn roChmi ldt he Int Belli ttkh e tRieosnse arfcorh Cocaine and Heroin, September 011
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trol Lessons Learned |r rom Pf lio Er Bhatia R Estimation of HHeea l
AArrdb eseeC a.a ssSte. A EiASnnse ivaatit,h reo JantaU mnnetuihnatert eyad l Ta Sb0tl ae1Tt:, oe sbp,a M ce1c4Fmo6eb, b erSrumRsaeorhskyei eapr 01i n ederal hemAstdaevlai r cDhi s BBiinasloWaConanrgu edu si D Ss.Si tnaDOgTtior ebfd aficeAcnrrToeae oannbstc,aIie can cldSo ue spHtCtIro\eny mt rboeRlirA,sl kl e0Jgi1ana ntuiB po n s1 48o2f “Illegal | CChheen n PArKMme..vo anlTIgtoe’ bnsa cxe1 T 3i me
sMoaryy C01o mmpi t7t8e7,e s ResEevaarlucaht ing Public Policy in Genetics rde0n1 , H.p R11e7a d rs Respond to “Cholera in Pai Chin, sioMn., CMhairn che t
Armold | Promoting Culturally Competent Care for the Blake S Preventing Sexual Risk Behaviors Among Clark M. The GLBT
bian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender |! opulation, No bian and Bisexual Adolescents: The Benefits of Gay Effort to Improve
vember 01, p 1731, Letter Sensitive HIV Instruction in Schools, June 01, p 940 \ction Report
Arons R. Using Technology to Advance the Public's Health Research Clements-Nolle K
August 01, p 1178, Health Policy and Ethics Forum Blake S. Recency of Immigration, Substance Use, and Sexual Care Use, < *ntal Health Status of Transger
Austin S. Dieting and Smoking Initiation in Early Adoles Behavior Among Massachusetts Adolescents, May 01, p sons: Implication lealth Intervention
cent Girls and Boys: A Prospective Study, March 01 794, Research Ol, p 915. Research
446, Research Blakely T. Socioeconomic Inequality in Voting Participation Cochran S. Cancer-Related Risk
Avery A. Satisfaction With Mental Health Services Among and Self-Rated Health, January 01 p 99, Research Screening Behaviors Among esbians ai
Sexual Minorities With Major Mental [lh resss, s, JJuunne e 01O.1 ,| p Boutelle K. Using Signs, Artwork, and Music to Promote Women, April 01, p 591, Research
990, Research Stair Use in a Public 3uilding, December O1, p 2004, Cohen A. Public Health Is Aireac ly a Professior
Research p 465, Letter
Bradford J. Expanding the Research Infrastructure for ] Cohen A. Cohen Responds July 01, p 1141 Letter
B bian Health, July 01, p 1029, Commentary Cohn G. Tobacco Supply Control Program, May 01
Baer J. Brief Intervention for Heavy-Drinking Colles Breeze E. Do Socioeconomic Disadvantages Persist Into Old Letter
dents: 4-Year Follow-Up and Natural History \ge? Self-Reported Morbidity in a 29-Year Follow-Up Colditz G. Cancer Culture: Epidemics, Human Behavior
O1, p 1310, Research of the Whitehali Study, February 01, p 277, Research and the Dubious Search for New Risk Factors, March
Baeten J. Pregnancy Complications and Outcomes Among Bromberger J. Psychologic Distress and Natural Menopause 01, p 357 Risky ¢ oncept| s
American Journal of Public Health | December 2001 , Vol 91, No. 12 Volume 91 First Author Index
Coleman K. Promoting Stair Use in a U.S.—Mexico Border cF Alcohol and Tobacco to Marijuana and to Hard Drugs
Community, December 01, p 2007, Research Fee E. Alice Hamilton: Settlement Physician, Occupational Across Generations, February 01, p 225, Research
Costello E. Poverty, Race/Ethnicity, and Psychiatric Disor Health Pioneer, November 01, p 1767, Voices from Gori G. Individualized or Population Risks: What Is the Ar
der: A Study of Rural Children, September 01, p 1494, the Past gument?, December 01, p 1919, Letter
Research Fee E. Editor’s Note, June 01, p 901, Voices From the Past Gostin L. Informational Privacy and the Public’s Health
Craft E. Addressing Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgen- Fee E. Immigrant Mother and Child: Chicago, 1910, Novem- The Model State Public Health Privacy Act, September
der issues From the Inside: One Federal Agency’s Ap- ber 01, p 1764, Images of Health 01, p 1388, Commentary
proach, June 01, p 889, Commentary Fee E. Preemptive Biopreparedness: Can We Learn Any- Gostin L. Public Health Law Reform, September 01, p
Crespo C. Acculturation and Leisure-Time Physical Inactivity thing From History?, May 01, p 721, Bioterrorism 1365, Public Health Law
in Mexican American Adults: Results From NHANES Preparedness Granados G. Health Care for Latino Children: Impact of Child
Ill, 1988-1994, August 01, p 1254, Research Fee E. The Health of Immigrants, November 01, p 1765, and Parental Birthplace on Insurance Status and Access
Cruz M An Assessment of the Ability of Routine Restaurant Voices From the Past to Health Services, November 01, p 1806, Research
Inspections to Predict Food-Borne Outbreaks in Miami- Fee E. The Influenza Pandemic of 1918, December 01, p Green LW. Can Public Health Researchers and Agencies Rec-
Dade County, Florida, May 01, p 821, Research 1953, Images of Health oncile the Push From Funding Bodies and the Pull From
Curriero F. The Association Between Extreme Precipita- Fee E. Walter J. Lear, June 01, p 902, Voices From the Past Communities, December 01, p 1926, Commentary
tion and Waterborne Disease Outbreaks in the United Feinberg L. Trans Health Crisis: For Us It’s Life or Death, Green Y. CDC Promotes the Female Condom for HIV/STD
States, 1948-1994, August 01, p 1194, Research June 01, p 897, Going Public Prevention, November 01, p 1732, Letter
Feit M. Exposure of Adolescent Girls to Cigar Images in Greenberg M. Earth Day Plus 30 Years: Public Concern and
Women’s Magazines, 1992—1998, February 01, p 286, Support for Environmental Health, April 01, p 559
Research Special Focus
Dandoy S. Educating the Public Health Workforce, March Foege W. Managing Newborn Health in the Global Commu- Grossman R. Emergency Contraceptive Pills Can Prevent
01, p 467, Letter nity, October 01, p 1563, Commentary Abortion, July 01, p 1137, Research
Daynard RA. Implications for Tobacco Control of the Mul- Fonck K. Syphilis Contro) During Pregnancy: Effectiveness Gruskin E. Patterns of Cigarette Smoking and Alcohol Use
tistate Tobacco Settlement, December 01, p 1967, and Sustainability of a Decentralized Program, May 01, Among Lesbians and Bisexual Women Enrolled in a
Commentary p 705, Women, Mothers, and Health Large Health Maintenance Organization, June 01, p
de Gruchy J. Ethics That Exclude: The Role of Ethics Com- Fox D. Making Health a Priority of US Foreign Policy, Octo- 976, Research
mittees in Lesbian and Gay Health Research in South ber 01, p 1554, Editorial Gruskin S. Understanding and Responding to You*h Sub-
Africa, June 01, p 865, Commentary Fox D. The Professions of Public Health, September 01, p stance Use: The Contribution of a Health and Human
De Serres G. Importance of Attributable Risk in Monitoring 1362, Public Health Law Rights Framework, December0 1, p 1954, Public
Adverse Events After Immunization: Hepatitis B Vacci- Fox K. Gonorrhea in the HIV Era: A Reversal in Trends Health Matters
nation in Children, February 01, p 313, Research Among Men Who Have Sex With Men, June 01, p 959 Guthrie J. A Bold New Direction for Environmental Health
DeLia D. Medicaid Managed Care in New York City: Recent Research Research, December 01, p 1964, Commentary
Performance and Coming Challenges, March 01, p 458, Fox S. Targeted Mailed Materials and the Medicare Benefi- Guyer R. Backpack=Back Pain, January 01, p 16, Faces of
Research ciary: Increasing Mammogram Screening Among the Public Health
Des Jarlais D. Hepatitis C Among Drug Users: Deja Vu All Elderly, January 01, p 55, Research Guyer R. Radioactivity and Rights: Clashes at Bikini Atoll,
Over Again?, January 01, p 21, Special Focus Freedman D. Household Solvent Exposures and Childhood September 01, p 1371, Going Public
Des Jarlais D. Providing Hepatitis B Vaccination to Injection Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia, April 01, p 564, Spe-
Drug Users: Referral to Health Clinics vs Onsite Vacci- cial Focus H
nation at a Syringe Exchange Program, November 01, p French S. Pricing and Promotion Effects on Low-Fat Vend-
Hagan H. Public Health and Changes in Illicit Drug Prices
1791, Research ing Snack Purchases: The CHIPS Study, January 01, p September 01, p 1350, Editorial
Des Jarlais D. Small World, Big Challenges: A Report From 112, Research Hagan H. Sharing of Drug Preparation Equipment as a Risk
the 9th International Congress of the World Federation Freudenberg N. Political Competencies and Public Health Factor for Hepatitis C, January 01, p 42, Special Focus
of Public Health Associations, January 01, p 14, Editorial Leadership, March 01, p 468, Letter Halpern C. Partner Violence Among Adolescents in Oppo-
Desvarieux M. A Novel Approach to Directly Observed Friedman S. Laws Prohibiting Over-the-Counter Syringe site-Sex Romantic Relationships: Findings From the Na-
Therapy for Tuberculosis in an HIV-Endemic Area, Jan- Sales to Injection Drug Users: Relations to Population tional Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health, Octo-
uary 01, p 138, Research Density, HIV Prevalence, and HIV Incidence, May 01, ber 01, p 1679, Research
Desvarieux M. Desvarieux et al. Respond, October 01, p p 791, Research Handler A. A Conceptual Framework to Measure Perfor-
1547, Letter mance of the Public Health System, August 01, p 1235
Diala C. Racial/Ethnic Differences in Attitudes Toward Research
Seeking Professional Mental Health Services, May 01, p G Harrington C. Does Investor Ownership of Nursing Homes
805, Research Galavotti C.M odeling and Reinforcement to Combat HI\ Compromise the Quality of Care?, September 01, p
Diaz R. The Impact of Homophobia, Poverty, and Racism The MARCH Approach to Behavior Change, October 1452, Research
on the Mental Health of Gay and Bisexual Latino Men: O1, p 1602, Public Health Matters Haslanger K. Accessibility of Primary Care Services in
Findings From 3 US Cities, June 01, p 927, Research Garg R. Care Seeking During Fatal Childhood Illnesses: Siaya Safety Net Clinics in New York City, August 01, p
Diaz T. Factors Associated With Prevalent Hepatitis C: Dif- District, Kenya, 1998, October 01, p 1611, Research 1240, Research
ferences Among Young Adult Injection Drug Users in Gaston M. Diabetes Care in Community Health Centers: A Hatcher B. Buckling Up America—Making a Difference at
Lower and Upper Manhattan, New York City, January Reasonable Standard of Comparison?, February 01, p the Local Level, November 01, p 1795, Research
01, p 23, Special Focus 319, Letter Healton C. Who's Afraid of the Truth?, April 01, p 554
Diez-Roux A. Investigating Neighborhood and Area Effects Geiger H. Terrorism, Biological Weapons, and Bonanzas Commentary
on Health, November 01, p 1783, Commentary Assessing the Real Threat to Public Health, May 01, p Healton C. In: Who's Afraid of the Truth?, May 01, p 828,
DiFranza J. Measuring Statewide Merchant Compliance 708, Bioterrorism Preparedness Erratum
With Tobacco Minimum Age Laws: The Massachusetts Geltman P. Growth Status and Related Medical Conditions Hedeen A. Breast Cancer Size and Stage in Hispanic Ameri-
Experience, July 01, p 1124, Research Among Refugee Children in Massachusetts, can Women, by Birthplace: 1992-1995, January 01, p
dosReis S. Mental Health Services for Youths in Foster Care 1995-1998, November 01, p 1800, Research 122, Research
and Disabled Youths, July 01, p 1094, Research Gill J. The Impact of Referral to a Primary Physician on Helfand W. Donora, Pennsylvania: An Environmental Disas
Dunston C. Collaboration, Cholera, and Cyclones: A Project Cervical Cancer Screening, March 01, p 451, Research ter of the 20th Century, April 01, p 553, Images of
to Improve Point-of-Use Water Quality in Madagascar, Gilman S. Risk of Psychiatric Disorders Among Individuals Health
October 01, p 1574, Field Action Report Reporting Sarme-Sex Sexual Partners in the National Co- Helfand W. Dr. Button and the Airplane, March 01, p 354,
morbidity Survey, June 01, p 933, Research Images of Health
Girois S. A Comparison of Knowledge and Attitudes About Helfand W. Night Shift in a Glass Factory, September 01, p
Diet and Health Among 35- to 75-Year-Old Adults in 1370, Images of Health
Ebi K. Association of Normal Weather Periods and El Nino the United States and Geneva, Switzerland, March 01, p Helfand W. “Salus Populi Suprema Lex”: The Health of the
Events With Hospitalization for Viral Pneumonia in 418, Research People is the Supreme Law, May 01, p 689, Images of
Females: California, 1983-1998, August 01, p 1200, Glantz S. Constructing “Sound Science” and “Good Epidemi- Health
Research ology”: Tobacco, Lawyers, and Public Relations Firms, Helfand W. Saudi Nutrition Education for Pregnant Women,
Eckel W. Discovering Unrecognized Lead-Smelting Sites by November 01, p 1749, Commentary 1988, October 01, p 1591, Images of Health
Historical Methods, April 01, p 625, Research Goldenring J. Post-Rape Care in Hospital Emergency Helfand W. “. ..S o That Others May Walk”: The March of
Eggleston E. Unintended Pregnancy and Low Birthweight in Rooms, August 01, p 1169, Letter Dimes, August 01, p 1190, Images of Health
Ecuador, May 01, p 808, Research Goldstein B. The Precautionary Principle Also Applies to Helfand W. The “truth” Tobacco Memorial, February 01, p
Evans L. Causal Influence of Car Mass and Size on Driver Public Health Actions, September 01, p 1358, ‘The Pre- 195, Images of Health
Fatality Risk, July 01, p 1076, Research cautionary Principle and Public Health Helfand W. Vaincre le cancer (“Defeat Cancer”), January 01,
Evans W. Cigarette Taxes and Smoking During Pregnancy, Golub A. Golub Responds, November 01, p 1732, Letter p 20, Images of Health
November 01, p 1851, Research Golub A. Variation in Youthful Risks of Progression From Helfand W. “You Can Help Defeat Cancer”: A Multi-Cultural
2042 | Volume 91 First Author Index American Journal of Public Health December 2001, Vol 91, No. 12
Society Confronts a Disease, July 01, p 1018, Images of K Lee R. The Relation Between Community Bans of Self-Ser
Health Kahn J. Health and Federal Budgetary Effects of Increasing vice Tobacco Displays and Store Environment and Be
Helmkamp J. A Comparison of State-Specific All-Terrain Ve Access to Antiretroviral Medications for HIV by Ex- tween Tobacco Accessibility and Merchant Incentives
hicle-Related Death Rates, 1990-1999, November 01 panding Medicaid, September 01, p 1464, Research December 01, p 2023, Research
p 1792, Research Kaplan G. Is Economic Policy Health Policy?, March 01, p Lemon S. Colorectal Cancer Screening Participation: Com
Heloma A. The Short-Term Impact of National Smoke-Free 351, Editorial parisons With Mammography and Prostate-Specific
Workplace Legislation on Passive Smoking and Tobacco Kaplan R. Simulated Effect of Tobacco Tax Variation on \ntigen Screening, August 01, p 1264, Research
Use, September 01, p 1416, Research Population Health in California, February 01, p 239 LesserY . Elective Amniocentesis in Low-Risk Pregnancies
Heloma A. In: The Short-Term Impact of National Smoke Research Decision Making in the Era of Information and Uncer
Free Workplace Legislation on Passive Smoking and To Karon J. HIV in the United States at the Turn of the Century tainty, April 01, p 639, Research
bacco Use, December 01, p 1920, Erratum An Epidemic in Transition, July 01, p 1060, Research Levi J. An HIV Agenda for the New Administration, July 01
Henderson D. Biopreparedness and the Public Health, De Kass N. An Ethics Framework for Public Health, November p 1015, Editorial
cember 01, p 1917, Letter 01, p 1776, Public Health Matters Lillie-Blanton M. Untangling the Web: Race/Ethnicity, lm
Henretig F. Biological and Chemical Terrorism Defense: A Keane C. Privatization and the Scope of Public Health: A migration, and the Nation's Health, November 01, p
View From the “Front Lines” of Public Health, May 01 National Survey of Local Health Department Directors 1736, Editorial
p 718, Bioterrorism Preparedness April 01, p 611, Research Linn W. Air Pollution, Weather Stress, and Blood Pressure
Héon-Klin V. The Influence of Geopolitical Change on the Kelder S. Depression and Substance Use in Minority Mid September 01, p 1345, Letter
Well-Being of a Population: The Berlin Wall, March 01 dle-School Students, May 01, p 761, Research Lochner K. State-Level Income Inequality and Individual
p 369, Public Health Matters Kelly B. On Encompassing Sexuality, November 01, p 1731 Mortality Risk: A Prospective, Multilevel Study, March
Hesketh T. Smoking Among Youths in China, October 01, p Letter 01, p 385, Research
1653, Research Kelly J. Community Health Worker Performance in the Lombardi E. Enhancing Transgender Health Care, June 01
HimesJ . Prevalence of Individuals With Skinfolds Too Large Management of Multiple Childhood Ilinesses: Siaya Dis- p 869, Commentary
to Measure, January 01, p 154, Research trict, Kenya, 1997-2001, October 01, p 1617, Research Long R. Treatment of Tuberculosis in Haiti, October 01
Holman R. Trends in infectious Disease Hospitalizations Kerr J. Encouraging Stair Use: Stair-Riser Banners Are Bet- 1546, Letter
Among American Indians and Alaska Natives, March ter Than Posters, August 01, p 1192, Research Lorvick J. Prevalence and Duration of Hepatitis C Among
O1, p 425, Research Kerr M. Biomechanical and Psychosocial Risk Factors for Injection Drug Users in San Francisco, Calif, January
Holtzman D. HIV-Related Behaviors and Perceptions Among Low Back Pain at Work, July 01, p 1069, Research 01, p 46, Special Focus
Adults in 25 States, 1997 Behavioral Risk Factor Sur Kiefe C Ten-Year Changes in Smoking Among Young Lown E. Prevalence and Predictors of Physical Partner
veillance System, November 01, p 1882, Research Adults: Are Racial Differences Explained by Socioeco- Abuse Among Mexican American Women, March 01, p
Holzman C. Factors Linked to Bacterial Vaginosis in Nonpreg- nomic Factors in the CARDIA Study?, February 01, p 441, Research
nant Women, October 01, p 1664, Research 213, Research Ludicke F. Reproductive Health in Eastern Europe: A Col
Hope V. Prevalence of Hepatitis C Among Injection Drug Kilonzo A. Improving Surveillance for Maternal and Perina laborative Training Project in Romania, November 01
Users in England and Wales: Is Harm Reduction Work tal Health in 2 Districts of Rural Tanzania, October 01 p 1761, Field Action Report
ing?, January 01, p 38, Special Focus p 1636, Research Lundgren B. “Regularizing” Public Health Practitioners
Horta B. Maternal Smoking and the Risk of Early Weaning Klerman L. A Randomized Trial of Augmented Prenatal March 01, p 466, Letter
A Meta-Analysis, February 01, p 304, Research Care for Multiple-Risk, Medicaid-Eligible African Amer-
Huong N. Cost-Benefit Analysis of Urine Pregancy Tests ican Women, January 01, p 105, Research
Prior to Menstrual Regulation in Vietnam, May 01, p Klesges L. Financial Difficulty in Acquiring Food Among El- M
825, Research derly Disabled Women: Results From the Women’s Maantay J. Zoning, Equity, and Public Health, July (
Hyder A. Hyder and Morrow Respond, April 01, p 652 Health and Aging Study, January 01, p 68, Research 1033, Public Health Matters
Letter Klonoff E. Adults Buy Cigarettes for Underaged Youths, Julv Macera C. Limitations on the Use of One Question t
O1, p 1138, Research Measure Sedentary Behavior, December (
Kluger M. Retrospective Validation of a Surveillance System Research
I for the Unexplained Illness and Death: New Haven MacKellar D. Two Decades After Vaccine License: Hepatitis
lacopino V. A Population-Based Assessment of Human County, Connecticut, August 01, p 1214, Research B Immunization and Infection Among Young Men Who
Rights Violations Committed Against Ethnic Albanian Knowlton K. Urban History, Urban Health, December 01, p Have Sex With Men, June0 1, p 965, Research
Refugees From Kosovo, December 01, p 2013, Research 1944, Commentary MacQueen K. What Is Community? An Evidence-Based De
Ibald-Mulli A. Effects of Air Pollution on Blood Pressure: A Koop D. Results of the Expanded Program on Immunization finition for Participatory Public Health, December 01, y
Population-Based Approach, April 01, p 571, Research in the Macedonian Refugee Camps, October 01, p 1929, Commentary
Ichikawa M. Mortality From Unintentional Injuries in Japan 1656, Research Magzamen S he New Battleground: California's Experience
1899-1998, October O01 p 1615, Research Kriebel D. Reenergizing Public Health Through Precaution With Smoke-Free Bars, February 01, p 245, Research
lon-Nedelcu N. Measles Elimination: A Mass Immunization September 01, p 1351, The Precautionary Principle Makutsa K. Challenges in Implementing a Point-of-Use
Campaign in Romania, July 01, p 1042, Field Action and Public Health Water Quality Intervention in Rural Kenya, October U1
Report Krieger N. Changing to the 2000 Standard Million: Are De- p 1571, Field Action Report
clining Racial/Ethnic and Socioeconomic Inequalities in Mansergh G. The Circuit Party Men’s Health Survey: Find
Health Real Progress or Statistical Iusion?, August 01 ings and Implications for Gay and Bisexual Men, June
J p 1209, Research 01, p 953, Research
Jaakkola N. Smoking During Pregnancy in Finland: Deter Krieger N. On the Wrong Side of the Tracts? Evaluating the Marbella A. Racial Trends in Age-Specific Breast Cancer \ |
minants and Trends, 1987-1997, February 01, p 284 Accuracy of Geocoding in Public Health Research, July tality Rates in US Women, January 01, p 118, Researel
Research Ol, p 1114, Research Marciante K. Modeling the Cost and Outcomes of Pharma
Jacobsen H. Seat Belt Use in Top-Grossing Movies vs Ac- Krieger N. Socioeconomic Data in Cancer Registries, Janu- cist-Prescribed Emergency Contraception, September
tual US Rates, 1978-1998, September 01, p 1395 ary 01, p 156, Letter O1, p 1443, Research
Research KumanyikaS . Minority Women and Advocacy for Women’s Markel H. Journals of the Plague Years: Documenting the
Jagannathan R. Relying on Surveys to Understand Abortion Health, September0 1, p 1383, Commentary History of the AIDS Epidemic in the United States, July
Behavior: Some Cautionary Evidence, November 01, p 01, p 1025, Commentary
1825, Research Marks G. Effectiveness of Post-Migration Screening in Con
Jamieson D. The Precautionary Principle and Electric and L trolling Tuberculosis Among Refugees: A Historical
Magnetic Fields, September 01, p 1355, The Precau- Larkin G. Larkin Responds, April 01, p 652, Letter Cohort Study, 1984-1998, November 01, p
tionary Principle and Public Health LaMontagne A. Evaluating OSHA's Ethylene Oxide Stan Research
Janssen R. The Serostatus Approach to Fighting the HI\ dard: Exposure Determinants in Massachusetts Hospi- Marrazzo J. Papanicolaou Test Screening and Prevalence of
Epidemic: Prevention Strategies for Infected Individu tals, March 01, p 412, Research Genital Human Papillomavirus Among Women Wh«
als, July 01, p 1019, Commentary Langendam M. The Impact of Harm-Reduction—Based Have Sex With Women, June 01, p 947, Research
Jernigan D. Sentinel Surveillance as an Alternative Ap- Methadone Treatment on Mortality Among Heroin Mausner-Dorsch H. In: Psychosocial work environment and
proach for Monitoring Antibiotic-Resistant Invasive Users, May 01, p 774, Research depression: epidemiologic assessment of the
Pneumococcal Disease in Washington State, January Lansky A. Trends in HIV Testing Among Pregnant demand—control model. May 01, p 828, Erratum
O1, p 142, Research Women: United States, 1994-1999, August 01, p Mayer K. The Evolution of the Fenway Community Health
Johnson R. Emergency Department Screening for Domestic 1291, Research Model, June 01, p 892, Field Action Report
Violence, April 01, p 651, Letter Lazovich D. A Pilot Study to Evaluate a Tobacco Diversion Mays V. Mental Health Correlates of Perceived Discrimina
Joja L. Trapping the Vector: Community Action to Curb Program, November 01, p 1790, Research tion Among Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Adults in the
Sleeping Sickness in Southern Sudan, October 01, p Lear W. Venereal Disease and Gay Men: Opening Remarks United States, November 01, p 1869, Research
1583, Field Action Report June 01, p 901, Voices From the Past McCormick M. Participation in a Community-Based Infant
Joyce T. Welfare Reform and the Perinatal Health and Lee M. Challenges Associated With Increased Survival Mortality Reduction Program: The National Healthy
Health Care Use of Latino Women in California, New \mong Parents Living With HIV, August 01, p 1303 Start Initiative Survey of Postpartum Women, Decem
York City, and Texas, November 01, p 1857, Research Research ber 01, p 1975, Research
December 2001, Vol 91, No. 12 | American Journal of Public Health Volume 91 First Author Index | 2045
McEwan E. Developing Public Health Management ‘Training oO Ramos |. Environmental Health Training of Promotoras it
Capacity in Nicaragua, October 01, p 1586, Field Ac- O'Connor M. The Effect of Different Definitions of a Pa- Colonias Along the Texas—Mexico Border, April 01, p
tion Report tient on Immunization Assessment, August 01, p 1273 568, Field Action Report
McMichael A. Global Environmental Change as “Risk Factor” Research Rauh V. The Contributions of Maternal Age to Racial Dis
Can Epidemiology Cope?, August 01, p 1172, Editorial O'Driscoll P. Predictors of Accidental Fatal Drug Overdose parities in Birthweight: A Multilevel Perspective, No
Meltzer D. Patterns of Prostate Cancer Treatment by Clinical Among a Cohort of Injection Drug Users, June 01, p vember O01, p 1815, Research
Stage and Age, January 01, p 126, Research 984, Research Reller M. Cholera Prevention With Traditional and Novel
Mertz K. Decline in the Prevalence of Genital Chlamydial O'Malley M. The Association of Race/Ethnicity, Socioeco Water Treatment Methods: An Outbreak Investigation
Infection in Young Women Entering a National Job nomic Status, and Physician Recommendation for Mam in Fort-Dauphin, Madagascar, October 01, p 1608
Training Program, 1990-1997, August 01, p 1287 mography: Who Gets the Message About Breast Cancer Research
Research Screening’ ?, January 01, p 49, Research Resnicow K. A Motivational Interviewing Intervention to In
Meyer I. Why Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Ogutu P. Seeking Safe Storage: A Comparison of Drinking crease Fruit and Vegetable Intake Through Black
Public Health?, June0 1, p 856, Editorial Waiter Quality in Clay and Plastic Vessels, October 01 Churches: Results of the Eat for Life Trial, October 01
Miller A. Uneasy Promises: Sexuality, Health, and Human p 1610, Research p 1686, Research
Rights, June 01, p 861, Commentary Oppenheimer G. Paradigm Lost: Race, Ethnicity, and the Retting R. Crash and Injury Reduction Following Installation
Miller H. A Terse Amendment Produces Broad Change in Search for a New Population Taxonomy, July 01, p of Roundabouts in the United Sta p 628
Data Access, May 01, p 824, Research 1049, Health Policy and Ethics Forum Research
Mills T. Health-Related Characteristics of Men Who Have Rich J. Syringe Prescription to Prevent HIV Infection in
Sex With Men: A Comparison of Those Living in “Gay P Rhode Island: A Case Study, May 01, p 699, Field Ac
G9h8e0,t tosR”e seWairtchh Those Living Elsewhere, June 01, p Palmgjrueanean UPs.e : ‘Te‘lTeevstiss ioonf SenCsaamtpiaoing nsS eaenkdi ngA doTlaergsecteinntg, MaFreib ru- Richateriaodsneu sR MeopJr.ot rBatll iatcyk -Winh itthee DUinfifteedr enSctaetse s, in AIungfuesctt io0u1s, Dpi
Mintzpt o E1.P5 o6iN5no,tt - oCJfuo-sUmts meae nDWtraaotrpey r in Ttrheea tBmuecnkte t:S ysEtxepmsa,n diOncgto beArc ces0s1 PamuaCkrh ya nE.0 g1,iC nagup t i2to9ou2 s,tl hye Re2sA0ed0aj0ursc thi Pnogp utloa ttihoen NSetwa ndMairdl,l ennAiuugums t 01 Richtde1ro2 5n1eK, . MTaRoiebnsatecaecrnoca hn Ucsee Calnide ntsQ,u itF ebArtutaermyp ts 01, Ampo n29g6 , MeRtehsae arct
MohleBri as?B,. J‘aTrneunadrsy inO 1, Adpo le1s50c,e ntR esSeuiacricdhe: Misclassification Pandipa ni11 74J,. EnEhdiatnocriianlg the Value of Cancer Registries and Riegemlunmiacna tiRo.n sH:e altNha rrIonfwobramnadt ioann dS yBsrteomasd banandd HTeeaclhtnho lCogoime s
Molarius A. Trends in Cigarette Smoking in 36 Populations Other Data Sources, January 01, p 157, Letter as Core Public Health Competencies, August 01, p
From the Early 1980s to the Mid-1990s: Findings Panford S. Using Folk Media in HIV/AIDS Prevention in 1179, Health Policy and Ethics Forum
From the Who MONICA Project, February 01, p 206, Rural Ghana, October 01, p 1559, Commentary Riley P. The CARE-CDC Health Initiative: A Model for
Research Pappas G. Health Status of the Pakistani Population: A Global Participatory Research, October 01, p 1549
Molitor F. Methods in Survey Research: Evidence for the Health Profile and Comparison With the United States Editorial
Reliability of Group Administration vs Personal Inter January 01, p 93, Research Ritch W. Strange Bedfellows: The History of Collaboration
views, May 01, p 826, Research Parascandola M. Cigarettes and the US Public Health Set Between the Massachusetts Restaurant Association and
Molnar B. Child Sexual Abuse and Subsequent Psy- vice in the 1950s, February 01, p 196, Public Health the Tobacco Industry, April 01, p 598, Research
chopathology: Results From the National Comorbidity Then and Now Robbins J. Socioeconomic Status and Type 2 Diabetes in
Survey, May 01, p 753, Research Parascandola M. Parascandola Responds, September 01, p African American and Non-Hispanic White Women
Mong Y. Impact of the Safe Water System on Water Quality 1345, Letter and Men: Evidence From the Third National Health
in Cyclone-Affected Communities in Madagascar, Octo- Payne-Sturges D. Local Lead Data Are Needed for Local De and Nutrition Examination Survey, January 01, p 76
ber 01, p 1577, Field Action Report cision Making, September 01, p 1396, Research Research
Morabia A. The Essential Tension Between Absolute and Pearl M. The Relationship of Neighborhood Socioeconomic Rockhill B. Physical Activity and Mortality
Relative Causality, March 01, p 355, Risky Concepts Characteristics to Birthweight Among 5 Ethnic Groups Study Among Women, April01 , p
Morello P. Tobacco Use Among High School Students in in California, November 01, p 1808, Research Rockhill B. The Privatization of Risk, Mar
Buenos Aires, Argentina, February 01, p 219, Research Perez-Stable E. Cigarette Smoking Behavior Among US La Risky Concepts
Morgan R. The Challenge and Place of International tino Men and Women From Different Countries of Ori Rodriguez E. Keeping the Unemployed Health
Human Rights in Public Health, December 01, p 1922 gin, September 01, p 1424, Research of Means-Tested and Entitlement Ber
Editorial Philbin E. Underuse of Invasive Procedures Among Medi Germany, and the United States, Sept
Morganstern H. Morganstern Responds, March 01, p 469 aid Patients With Acute Mycardial Infarction, July 01, p 1403, Research
Letter 1082, Research Rosenberg P. HIV in the Late 1990s: What We
Moulton A. Strengthening the Legal Foundation for Public Pickett K. Coverage of Tobacco Dependence Treatments for May Hurt Us, July 01, p 1016, Editorial
Health Practice: A Framework for Action, September Pregnant Smokers in Health Maintenance Organiza Rosenberg S. Prevalence of HIV, Hepatitis
01, p 1369, Public Health Law tions, September0 1, p 1393, Research C in Pe ople With Severe Mental Illnes
Muggli M. The Smoke You Don’t See: Uncovering Tobacco Plescia M. Community Assessment in a Vertically Integrated 31, Special Focus
Industry Scientific Strategies Against Environmental To Health Care System, May 01, p 811, Research Rosenfield A. Where Is the M in MTC!
bacco Smoke Policies, September 01, p 1419, Research Plumb M. Undercounts and Overstatements: Will the OM sues in Mother-te-Child ‘Transmissi
Mussolino M. Jogging and Bone Mineral Density in Men Report on Lesbian Health Improve Research?, June0 1 p 703, Women, Mothers, and Health
Results From NHANES III, July 01, p 1056, Research p 873, Commentary Rota |. Processes for Obtaining Nonmedica! Exe mptions to
Pollack H. Pollack Responds, November O01, p 1734, Letter
State Immunization Laws, April 01, | ) Research
Pollack H. Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, Maternal
Rotheram-Borus M. An Intervention for Parents With AIDS
Smoking During Pregnancy, and the Cost-Effectiveness
and Their Adolescent Children, August 01, p 1294
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Northridge M. Health and Human Rights, December, p riod: Patterns of Remission and Treatment Use, July 01 Rust G. Diabetes Care in Community Health Centers: A
1921, Editor’s Choice p 1107, Research Reasonable Standard of Comparison?, February 01, p
Northridge M. Immigration and Public Health, November Pulerwitz J. Extrarelational Sex Among Mexican Men and 318, Letter
01, p 1735, Editor’s Choice Their Partners’ Risk of HIV and Other Sexually Trans
Northridge M. Labor Day and Public Health, September 01 mitted Diseases, October 01, p 1650, Research
p 1347, Editor's Choice S
Northridge M. One World: Global Health, October 01, p Sallis J. The Association of School Environments With Youth
1548, Editor's Choice R Physical Activity, April 01, p 618, Research
Northridge M. Tempo and Scale of Change, August 01, p Ramazzini B. De Morbis Arnficum Diatriba [Diseases of Sambamoorthi U. Use of Protease Inhibitors and Non-Nu
1171, Editor’s Choice Workers], September 01, p 1380, Voices From the Past cleoside Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors Among Med
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icaid Beneficiaries With AIDS, September 01, p 1474 Stall R. Use of Antiretroviral Therapies Among HIV-In- Wenger L. The Cigar Revival and the Popular Press: A
Research fected Men Who Have Sex With Men: A Household- Content Analysis, 1987—1997, February 01, p 288,
Samet J. Turning Science Into junk: The Tobacco Industry and Based Sample of 4 Major American Cities, May 01, p Research
Passive Smoking, November0 1, p 1742, Commentary 767, Research Wetter D. Hospital Preparedness for Victims of Chemical
Sarti E. Evaluation and Reform of the Mexican National Stanback J. Hormonal Pregnancy Tests in Sub-Saharan or Biological Terrorism, May 01, p 710, Bioterrorism
Epidemiological Surveillance System, November 01, p Africa, October 01, p 1614, Research Preparedness
1758, Field Action Report Stein A. Trends in Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factor Prev- Wilcox J. The Face of Public Health Nursing: Carol Mau-
Satcher D. Why We Need an International Agreement on alence Among Male Transport Workers: Bulgaria, 1986 reen Easley Allen, December 01, p 1947, Faces of Pub-
fobacco Control, February 01, p 191, Editorial to1997, March 01, p 455, Research lic Health
Savitz D. Environmental Exposures and Childhood Cancer Steptoe A. The Impact of Behavioral Counseling on Stage of
Our Best May Not Be Good Enough, April 01, p 562 Change in Fat Intake, Physical Activity, and Cigarette Wilcox J. Editor's Note, January 01, p 16, Faces of Public
Special Focus Smoking in Adults at Increased Risk of Coronary Heart Health
Saxe L. The Visibility of Hlicit Drugs: Implications for Com Disease, February 01, p 265, Research Wilcox J. Editors’ Note, June 01, p 897, Going Public
munity-Based Drug Control Strategies, December 01, p Stirling D. Land Use History and Public Health, December Wilcox J. Vieques, Puerto Rico: An Island Under Siege, May
1987, Research 01, p 1917, Letter 01, p 695, Going Public
Schackman B. Cost-Effectiveness of Earlier Initiation of An Strauss R. The Role of Community Advisory Boards: Involv- Wilcox S. Registry-Driven, Community-Based Immunization
tiretroviral Therapy for Uninsured HIV-Infected Adults ing Communities in the Informed Consent Process, De- Outreach: A Randomized Controlled Trial. September
September 01, p 1456, Research cember 01, p 1938, Commentary 01, p 1507, Research
Schmid T. Transportation for Maternal Emergencies in Tan Stueve A. Time—Space Sampling in Minority Communities Willis D. Them and Us: The Politics of Population Taxon-
zania: Empowering Communities Through Participa Results With Young Latino Men Who Have Sex With omy, July 01, p 1048, Health Policy and Ethics Forum
tory Problem Solving, October 01, p 1589, Field Ac Men, June 01, p 922, Research Wilson S. Socioeconomic Status and the Prevalence of
tion Report Health Problems Among Married Couples in Late
Sclar E. Property, Politics, and Public Health, July 01, p T Midlife, January 01, p 131, Research
1013, Editorial
Scout. Removing the Barriers: Improving Practitioners’ Skills Theerman P. Theerman Responds, August 01, p 1170, Letters Wirtz S. Prevention of Toddier Drowning in Pools: Isolation
in Providing Health Care to Lesbians and Women Who Thomas C. Maternal Smoking Cessation Intervention: Tar- vs Perimeter Fencing, March 01, p 468, Letter
Partner With Women, June 01, p 989, Research geting Women and Their Partners Before Pregnancy Wolfe M. An Outbreak of Syphilis in Alabama Prisons: Cor-
Seal K. Predictors and Prevention of Nonfatal Overdose November 01, p 1733, Letter rectional Health Policy and Communicable Disease
Among Street-Recruited Injection Heroin Users in the Thomas S. The Color Line: Race Matters in the Elimination Control, August 01, p 1220, Research
San Francisco Bay Area, 1998-1999, November 01, p of Health Disparities, july 01, p 1046, Health Policy Wolff M. Community Advocates in Public Housing, Decem-
1842, Research and Ethics Forum ber 01, p 1972, Research
Seccareccia F. Heart Rate as a Predictor of Mortality: The Thompson E. Evaluation of Indicated Suicide Risk Preven- Wolitski R. Are We Headed for a Resurgence of the HI\
MATISS Project, August 01, p 1258, Research tion Approaches for Potential High School Dropouts, Epidemic Among Men Who Have Sex With Men?, June
Segui-Gomez M. Where Children Sit in Cars: The Impact of May 01, p 742, Research 01, p 883, Commentary
Rhode Island's New Legislation, February 01, p 311 Tierney E. Population-Based Estimates of Mortality Associ- Wong M. Effects of Cost Sharing on Care Seeking and
Research ated With Diabetes: Use of a Death Certificate Check Health Status: Results From the Medica! Outcomes
Sell R. Sexual Orientation Data Collection and Progress To- Box in North Dakota, January 01, p 84, Research Study, November 01, p 1889, Research
Sembewnraarr odw R.i HcezUa,nl ttihtJylue nde Pe(0oO1p,nl ee p D28a05y19 0,, ThEiJdsui nteKo irdi0 a1l, p 8b7y6 , DaCvoimdm eWnot}a-r y Todd m4a6Ct1.i, c RESemeesxreugaaerlnclcyhy TDreapnasrmittmteendt ISnfcerceteinoinsn,g Mfaorr chA sy0m1,p top- WrigLhettJ te.r Professionalizing Public Health, March 01, p 466
Sharfstein J. Is Child Health at Risk While Families Wait for Tseng M. Area-Level Characteristics and Smoking in
Housing Vouchers?, August 01, p 1191, Research Women, November 01, p 1847, Research
Shi L. The Effect of Primary Care Physician Supply and In-
come Inequality on Mortality Among Blacks and
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Whites in US Metropolitan Areas, August 01, p 1246 Ullman F. Eligibility Under State Children’s Health Insur- Yach D. Junking Science to Promote Tobacco, November 01
Research ance Programs, September 01, p 1449, Research p 1745, Commentary
Sibthorpe B. Self-Assessed Health Among Indigencus Aus Unger J. California Adolescents Offer a Glimpse Into the Fu- Yerger V. When Is a Cigar Not a Cigar? African American
tralians: How Valid Is a Global Question?, October 01 ture of Multiethnicity, July 01, p 1136, Research Youths’ Understanding of “Cigar,” February 01, p 316
p 1660, Research Research
Sidel V. Good Intentions and the Road to Bioterrorism Pre
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Siegel P. Subgroup-Specific Effects of Questionnaire Word Participants: Implications for Supplemental Interven Yuan Z. Effects of Alcohol-Related Disease on Hip Fracture
ing on Population-Based Estimates of Mammography tions, March 01, p 406, Research and Mortality: A Retrospective Cohort Study of Hospital-
Prevalence, May 01, p 817, Research van der Klink J. The Benefits of Interventions for Work-Re- ized Medicare Beneficiaries, July 01, p 1089, Research
Simon P. Meeting the Data Needs of a Local Health Depart lated Stress, February 01, p 270, Research
ment: The Los Angeles County Health Survey, Decem van der Sande M. Obesity and Undernutrition and Cardio-
ber 01, p 1950, Field Action Report vascular Risk Factors in Rural and Urban Gambian
Singh G. All-Cause and Cause-Specific Mortality of Immi Communities, October 01, p 1641, Research
grants and Native Born in the United States, March 01 Z
p 392, Research Zabina H. Monitoring Behavioral Risk Factors for Cardiovas
Sly D. Influence of a Counteradvertising Media Campaign Ww cular Diseases in Russia, October 01, p 1613, Research
on Initiation of Smoking: The Florida “truth” Campaign Wagenaar A. Lowered Legal Blood Alcohol Limits for Zabos G. Bringing the Mountain to Mohammed: A Mobile
February 01, p 233, Research Young Drivers: Effects on Drinking, Driving, and Dri- Dental Team Provides Community-Based Services to
Smugar S. Smugar et al. Respond, August 01, p 1169, Letter ving-After-Drinking Behaviors in 30 States, May 01, p People With HIV/AIDS, August 01, p 1187, Field Ac
Smulian J. New Jersey's Electronic Birth Certificate Program 801, Research tion Report
Variations in Data Sources, May 01, p 814 Research Waitzkin H. Social Medicine Then and Now: Lessons From Zingmond D. Circumstances at HIV Diagnosis and Progres-
Sommer A. Sommer and Akhter Respond to Chen, March Latin America, October 01, p 1592, Public Health sion of Disease in Older HIV-Infected Americans, July
O1, p 467 Then and Now 01, p 1117, Research
Sommer A. Sommer and Akhter Respond to Lundgren Wang J. Sexual Behavior and Condom Use Among Patients Zhang P. Zhang Responds, May 01, p 828, Lette
March 01, p 466 With Sexually Transmitted Diseases in Jinan, China,
Sommer A. Sommer and Akhter Respond to Wright and April 01, p 650, Research
Wohlfeiler, March 01, p 466, Letter Warner J. Can Legislation Prevent Debauchery? Mother Gin
Soobader M. Using Aggregate Geographic Data to Proxy In- and Public Health in 18th-Century England, March 01
dividual Socioeconomic Status: Does Size Matter?, April p 375, Public Health Then and Now
01, p 632, Research Wei W. Association of Smoking With Serum and Dietary
Sorensen A. Promoting Public Health Through Electronic Levels of Antioxidants in Adults: NHANES III,
Media: A Challenge for Schools of Public Health, Au- 1988-1994, February 01, p 258, Research
gust 01, p 1183, Health Policy and Ethics Forum Weintraub J. Treatment Outcomes and Costs of Dental
Spaulding A. Can Unsafe Sex Behind Bars Be Barred?. Au- Sealants Among Children Enrolled in Medicaid, No-
gust O1, p 1176, Editorial vember 01, p 1877, Research
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Subject Index Categories
Aging Health Administration international Health Asians
Death and Dying Health Care Facilities/Services Bio/Chem Warfare Gays/Lesbians/ Bisexuals
Quality of Life Ambulatory Care Laboratory Services Hispanics/ Latinos
Alternative Medicine Hospitals Maternal and Infant Health Immigrants/ Refugees
Anthropometry Hospices Birth Outcomes Men
Body Mass Index Intensive Care Units Birthweight Military
Behavioral Science Home Care Infant Mortality Native Americans
Anthropology Nursing Homes Breastfeeding Veterans
Psychology Health Financing Pregnancy Religion
Sociology Insurance Teenage pregnancy Rural Health
Child and Adolescent Health Medicaid WIC program Agriculture
Adolescence Medicare Media Migrant Health
Managed Care
Day Care Medical Specialty Areas Screening
Growth and Development Health Legislation Dermatology Mammography
Learning Disorders Health Policy Gastroenterology Sexual Behavior
School Health Health Professionals Gerontology Socioeconomic Factors
Chronic Disease Allied Health Hematology
Statistics /Evaluation/Research
Allergy Nurses Immunology
\nalysis
Arthritis Midwives Nephrology
Biostatistics
Asthma Nurse Practitioners Opthalmology
Clinical Trials
Cancer Physicians Orthopedics
Clustering
Cancer, Breast Physician Assistants Pathology
Cost-effectiveness
Cancer, Cervix Social Workers Podiatry
Demography
Cancer, Lung Health Promotion and Primary Care Methods, Statistical
Cancer, Skin Education Psychiatry Mortality
Cardiovascular Disease Health Service Delivery Pulmonary Health Qualitative Research
Hypertension Access to Care Radiology Quality Assurance
Myocardial Infarction Continuity of Care Speech and Hearing Reliability and Validity
Diabetes Quality of Care Sports Medicine Sampling
Osteoporosis Surgery
HIV/AIDS Small Area Studies
Community Health Homelessness Toxicology Surveillance
Consumer Health Urology Surveys
Immunization/Vaccines
Dental/Oral Health Mental Health Vital Statistics
Infections Depression
Disability Hepatitis Eating Disorders Substance Use
Environmental Health Mycoses Gambling Alcohol
AAiirr PPoolllluuttiioonn ((ionudtodooro)r ) NPaorsaosictoimci aIln feIcntfieocntsi ons SMcehnitzalo phRreetnairad ation TDorbuagcsc o
LHeoauds ing PPoullimoomynealriyti s Infections SStlreeesps Disorders SPamsosikvien g SmCoeksisantgi on
Pesticides Rubella Technology Assessment
Radiation Sexually Transmitted Diseases Musculoskeletal Disorders Urban Health
Radon Tetanus Neurologic Disorders Veterinary Health
Water Pollution Tuberculosis Alzheimer disease
Risk Assessment Vaccines Stroke Women’s Health
Estrogen Replacement
Epidemiology Varicella Nutrition/Food
Hysterectomy
Causal Inference/Theory Viruses Calcium
Methods, Epidemiologic Zoonoses Diet Writing
Models Information Science Obesity Authorship
Trials/ Interventions Injuries/Emergency Care Weight Book Reviews
Electronic Reviews
Ethics Violence Occupational Health
Exercise/Physical Activity Abuse Worker’s Compensation
Family Health Accidents Pharmacy /Medications
Family Planning Disasters Prevention
Firearms
Abortion Prisons/ Jails
Homicides
Adoption Injury Control Public Health
Contraception Motor Vehicle Accidents Public Health, History
Fertility Poisonings Public Health, Practice
Sex Education Swimming Pool Accidents Public Health, Profession
Genetics Suicide Race/Ethnicity/Special Groups
Geography Violence African (Black) Americans
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Subject Index
Abortion ace/Ethnicity, Immigration, and the Ss ele tive Risk
Cost-Benefit Analysis of Urine Pre November 01, p 1736, Editorial 1l mplications
strual Regulation in Vietnam, M » 406, Research
Emergency Contraceptive Pills Car Prevent Abortion, July Adolesce Socioec onomic Status and
01, p 1137, Research Adolescent Sexual Orientation and Suicide Risk: Evidence American and Nor
Post-Rape Care in Hospital Emergency Rooms, August 01 From a National Study, August 01, p 1276, Research vidence From the
1169, Letter An Intervention for Parents With AIDS and Their Adoles xamination Survey
Relying on Surveys to Understand Abortion Bel cent Children, August 01, p 1294, R esearch large sted Mailed Mater
Cautionary Evidence, November 01, p 1825 California Adole of enis Offer a Glimpse Into the Future of ( reasing Mammo
Sex, Lies, and Silence: Reproductive Health in a Hostile E1 Multiethnicity, July )1, p 1136, Research 1j anuary 01, p
vironment, November 01, p 17 39, Editorial Efficacy of a Preventive Intervention for Youth Living With en-Year Change
HIV, March 01, pt 400, Research IR acial Differences f
Abuse Exposure of Adolescent Girls to Cigar Images in Women's in the( ARDIA Study
\ PoCpoulmamtiitotne-dB asAegda insAts sessEtmhneinc t Aolfb aHnuiamna n RefiRti gt In: WhMoag'asz inAefsr,a id 1o9f 9t2h e T1r9u9t8h,? , I MFaeyb rua01r,y p0 1,8 28,p 2E8r6,r atuRmes earch The iAnsds ocPihaytsiiocni ano f RReacc«e
Kosovo, December 01, p 2013, Research Maturational Timing and Overweight Prevalence in US Who Gets the
Child Sexual Abuse and Subsequent Psychopathology Adolescent Girls, April 01 p 642, Research January 01, p
sults From the National Comorbidity Survey, May Measuring Statewide Merchant Compliance With Tobacco itinuing HIV [|
753, Research Minimum Laws The Massachusetts I xperience With Men
Emergency Department Screening for Domestic Vic July 01, p 1124, Research e Contributior
April 01, p 651, Letter Among Adolescents in Opposite-Sex Ro Birthweight: A
Prevalence and Predictors of Physical Partner Abuse Relationships: Findings From the National Lon Research
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Medicaid Managed Care in New York City: Recer Contribution of a Health and Human Rights Frame- Do Socioeconomic Disadva
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Removing the Barriers: Improving Practitioners’ Skills in Pro the United States August 01, p 1251, Research ncial Difficulty
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Syringe Prescription to Prevent HIV Infection in Rhode Is tions for Public Health Intervention, June 01, pp 91915 January 01
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The Association of Race/Ethnicity, Socioeconomic Status Increasing Voluntary HIV Testing by Offering Oral Tests in Community Study, Septer
and Physician Recommendation for Mammography Incarcerated Populations, August 01, p 1226, Research SOCcI oeconomic Status and th
Who Gets the Message About Breast Cancer Screen Local Increases in Coronary Heart Disease Mortality lems Among Married
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The Effect of Primary Care Physician Supply and Income 1985-1995, September 01, p 1499, Research
Inequality on Mortality Among Blacks and Whites in Poverty, Race/Ethnicity, and Psychiatric Disorder: A Study Air Pollution (indoor
US Metropolitan Areas, August 01, p 1246, Research of Rural Children, September 01, p 1494, Research Household Solvent Expos ures a
The GLBT Health Access Project: A State-Funded Effort to Racial Trends in Age-Specific Breast Cancer Mortality Rates phoblastic Leukemia AprilO 1
Improve Access to Care, June 01, p 895, Field Action in US Women, January 01, p 118, Research yi he Environment and Health
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The Short-Term Impact of National Smoke-Free Workplace Immunization and Symptoms of Atopic Disease in Children May Not Be Good Enough, April 01, p 562, Special
Legislation on Passive Smoking and Tobacco Use, Sep- Results From the International Study of Asthma and Ai- Focus: The Environment and Health
tember 01, p 1416, Research lergies in Childhood, July 01, p 1126, Research Household Solvent Exposures and Childhood Acute Lym-
The Smoke You Don’t See: Uncovering Tobacco Industry Sci- phoblastic Leukemia, April 01, p 564, Special Focus
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Policies, September 01, p 1419, Research The Influence of Geopolitical Change on the Well-Being of Patterns of Prostate Cancer Treatment by Clinical Stage and
a Population: The Berlin Wall, March 01, p 369, Public Age, January 01, p 126, Research
Air Pollution (outdoor) Health Matters Promoting Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening at the
Air Pollution, Weather Stress, and Blood Pressure, Septem- Them and Us: The Politics of Population Taxonomy, July 01, Workplace: Results From the Woman to Woman Study
ber 01, p 1345, Letter p 1048, Health Policy and Ethics Forum April 01, p 584, Research
Donora, Pennsylvania: An Environmental Disaster of the What Is Community? An Evidence-Based Definition for Socioeconomic Data in Cancer Registries, January 01, p
20th Century, April 01, p 553, Images of Health Participatory Public Health, December 01, p 1929, 156, Letter
Effects of Air Pollution on Blood Pressure: A Population- Commentary The Search for Cancer Risk Factors: When Can We Stop
Based Approach, April 01, p 571, Research Looking?, March 01 p 360, Risky Concepts
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Alcohol Biopreparedness and the Public Health (A Response to Pre- Confronts a Disease, July 01, p 1018 Images of Health
Brief Intervention for Heavy-Drinking College Students: 4- emptive Biopreparedness: Can We Learn Anything
Cancer, Breast
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1310, Research Good intentions and the Road to Bioterrorism Preparedness Women, by Birthplace: 1992-1995, January 01, p
Can Legislation Prevent Debauchery? Mother Gin and Pub- May 01, p 716, Bioterrorism Preparedness 122, Research
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Public Health Education Workforce, August 01, p History?, May 01, p 721, Bioterrorism Preparedness Racial Trends in Age-Specific Breast Cancer Mortality Rates
Depre1s2s3i0o,n Raensde arScuhb stance Use in Minority Middle-School TerroRreiaslm , ThBrieoalto gitcoa l PuWbleiacp oHnesa,l tha, ndM aByo na0n1z, asp: 70A8s,s eBsisoitnegr rotrh-e iii US Women, January 01, p 118, Research
Students, May 01, p 761, Research ism Preparedness The Privatization of Risk, March 01, p 365, Risky Concepts
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Patterns of Cigarette Smoking and Alcohol Use Among Les- Analysis, February 01, p 304, Research Cardiovascular Disease
bians and Bisexual Women Enrolled in a Large Health The Impact on Clients of a Community-Based Infant Mor- Air Pollution, Weather Stress, and Blood Pressure, Septem
Maintenance Organization, June 01, p 976, Research tality Reduction Program: The National Healthy Start ber 01, p 1345, Letter
Remission From Drug Abuse Over a 25-Year Period: Pat- Program Survey of Postpartum Women, December 01, Effects of Air Pollution on Blood Pressure: A Population-
terns of Remission and Treatment Use, July 01, p 1107, p 1975, Research Based Approach, April 01, p 571, Research
Research Pregnancy Complications and Outcomes Among Over- Heart Rate as a Predictor of Mortality: The MATISS Project,
The Influence of a Family Program on Adolescent Tobacco weight and Obese Nulliparous Women, March 01, p August 01, p 1258, Research
and Alcohol Use, April 01, p 604, Research 436, Research Local Increases in Coronary Heart Disease Mortality
Tobacco, Betel Quid, Alcohol, and Illicit Drug Use Among 13- Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, Maternal Smoking During Among Blacks and Whites in the United States
to 35-Year-Olds in I-Lan, Rural Taiwan: Prevalence and Pregnancy, and the Cost-Effectiveness of Smoking Ces- 1985-1995, September 01, p 1499, Research
Risk Factors, July 01, p 1130, Research sation Intervention, March 01, p 432, Research Monitoring Behavioral Risk Factors for Cardiovascular Dis-
Variation in Youthful Risks of Progression From Alcohol and The Contribution of Maternal Age to Racial Disparities in eases in Russia, October 01, p 1613, Research
eTroatbiaocncs,o tFoe bMraurairjyu an0a1, apn d2 25t,o HRaersde arDcrhu gs Across Gen- B1i8r1t5,h weiRgehste:a rchA Multilevel Perspective. November 01, p Obesiitny Ruarnadl anUdn dernUurtbraint iGona mbainad n CaCrodmimouvnasictuileasr, ROicstk obFearc tors
Unintended Pregnancy and Low Birthweight in Ecuador,
Anthropometry May 01, p 808, Research 01, p 1641, Research
\ Comparison of Knowledge and Attitudes About Diet and Ten-Year Changes in Smoking Among Young Adults: Are
Health Among 35- to 75-Year-Old Adults in the Body Mass Index Racial Differences Explained by Socioeconomic Factors
United States and Geneva, Switzerland, March 01, p \ Comparison of Knowledge and Attitudes About Diet and in the CARDIA Study?, February 01, p 213, Research
418, Research Health Among 35- to 75-Year-Old Adults in the The Impact of Behavioral Counseling on Stage of Change in
Growth in Indigenous arfi Nonindigenous Chilean School- United States and Geneva, Switzerland, March 01, p Fat Intake, Physical Activity, and Cigarette Smoking in
children From 3 Poverty Strata, October 01, p 1645. 418, Research Adults at Increased Risk of Coronary Heart Disease
Research i Obesity and Undernutrition and Cardiovascular Risk Factors February 01, p 265. Research
Growth Status and Rela#d Medical Conditions Among Ref- in Rural and Urban Gambian Communities, October Trends in Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factor Prevalence
ugee Children in Massachusetts, 1995-1998, Novem- 01, p 1641, Research Among Male Transport Workers: Bulgaria, 1986
ber 01, p 1800, Research Pregnancy Complications and Outcomes Among Over- to1997, March 01, p 455, Research
Obesity and Undernutrition and Cardiovascular Risk Factors weight and Obese Nulliparous Women, March 01, p Underuse of Invasive Procedures Among Medicaid Pa-
in Rural and Urban Gambian Communities, October 436, Research tients With Acute Mycardial Infarction, July 01, p
01, p 1641, Research 1082, Research
Pregnancy Complications and Outcomes Among Over- Breastfeeding
weight and Obese Nulliparous Women, March 0i, p Maternal Smoking and the Risk of Early Weaning: A Meta- Causal Inference/Theory
436, Research Analysis, February 01, p 304, Research Cancer Culture: Epidemics, Human Behavior, and the Dubi-
Prevalence of Individuals With Skinfolds Too Large to Mea- Where Is the M in MTCT? The Broader Issues in Mother- ous Search for New Risk Factors, March 01, p 357
sure, January 01, p 154, Research to-Child Transmission of HIV, May 01, p 703, Women, Risky Concepts
Mothers, and Health Causal Influence of Car Mass and Size on Driver Fatality
Asians Risk, July 01, p 1076, Research
Health Status of the Pakistani Population, October 01, p Cancer Environmental Exposures and Childhood Cancer: Our Best
1545, Letter Cancer Culture: Epidemics, Human Behavior, and the Dubi- May Not Be Good Enough, April 01, p 562, Special
Tobacco, Betel Quid, Alcohol, and Illicit Drug Use Among 13- ous Search for New Risk Factors, March 01, p 357, Focus: The Environment and Health
to 35-Year-Olds in I-Lan, Rural Taiwan: Prevalence and Risky Concepts The Essential Tension Between Absolute and Relative
Risk Factors, July 01, p 1130, Research Cancer-Related Risk Indicators and Preventive Screening Causality, March 01, p 355, Risky Concepts
Zip Code—Level Risk Factors for Tuberculosis: Neighbor- Behaviors Among Lesbians and Bisexual Women, April The Privatization of Risk, March 01, p 365, Risky Concepts
hood Environment and Residential Segregation in New 01, p 591, Research The Search for Cancer Risk Factors: When Can We Stop
Jersey, 1985-1992, May 01, p 734, Research Colorectal Cancer Screening Participation: Comparisons Looking?, March 01, p 360, Risky Concepts
With Mammography and Prostate-Specific Antigen
Asthma Screening, August 01, p 1264, Research Child and Adolescent Health
Geographic Variations in Asthma Mortality in Erie and Nia- Enhancing the Value of Cancer Registries and Other Data Blood Lead Levels in Relation to Paint and Dust Lead Lev-
gara Counties, Western New York, 1991-1996, Sep- Sources, January 01, p 157, Letter els: The Lead-Safe Cambridge Program, December 01
tember 01, p 1394, Research Environmental Exposures and Childhood Cancer: Our Best p 1973, Research
2048 | Volume 91 Subject Index American Journal of Public Health December 2001, Vol 91, No. 12
\ Pilot Study to Evaluate ybacc ersion Program, N xu jlescents: The Benefitosf Gay Diabetes: Use of a Death Certificate Check Box in
vember 01, p 1790, | ‘ HIV Instructior chools, June 01, p 940 North Dakota. January 0 1, p 84, Research
Adolescent Sexual Orientation and Su Risk j Pr nti idler Drowningi n Pools: | Promoting Breast and Cervical Cancer Screenir g at the
National Study. August 0 12 ernmeter Fenci O1, p 468 Letter Workplace: Results From the Woman to Woman Study
igarettes for | Nonmedical I Exemptions te \pril 01, p 584, Research
Research p 6451. Resear Racial Trends in Age-Specific Breast Cancer Mortality Rates
Intervention for Parents With AIDS a he \ l ot ugraulo e Use in US Women, January 01, p 118, Research
cent Children, August Socioeconomic Status and Type 2 Diabetes in Africa:
Fain, january \merican and Non-Hisy c Whit Women und Men
vidence From the Third Nati« Health and Nutrition
ilifornia Adolescents Offer a ¢ Examination Survey, January 0 i6, Research
Multiethnicity uly O1 1136 len-Year Changes in Smoking ong Young Aduits: Are
ire Seeking During Fatal Childh Ines I mant traction and Experiences of Violenct Racial Difference Socioeconomic Factors
trict, Kenya, 1998, October O1, ; 1. Resea 5 61, p 903, Resear 1 the CARDIA Study? 01, p 213, Research
Child Sexual Abuse and Si ) 1e Impact of Behavioral ( yn Stage of Change in
sults From the Natiot at Intake, Physical Activity, and Cigarette Smoking in
753, Research
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Minimum Age Laws Focus: The Environment and | ial Orientatio
July 01, p 1124, Research Household Solvent Exposures and Childhood Healthy People
Mental Health Services for Y phoblastic Leukemia, April 01, p 564. $ engthening the |
abled Youths, July 01, 1 ‘ ei The Environment and Healtl tice: A Framewo
Night Shift ina G l Factory, Se r Oly 7 | Prostate uncer Publi
ages ¢ %j e. January 01. p 126. Rese utionan
Poverty, Race/Ethnicity. and Psy i tivity ind Mortality: A Prospect Study Amor tions. depte mt
of Rural Children, September 01, p 1 I Vomen, April0 1, Ip 578, Research Principle and Pu
Preventing Sexual Risk Be viors Among Population-Based Estimates of Mortality Associated With The Precautionary
December 2001, Vol 91, No. 12 | American Journal of Public Health
Fields, September 01, p 1355, The Precautionary Prin- The Evolution of the Fenway Community Health Model, Depression and Substance Use in Minority Middle-School
ciple and Public Health June 01, p 892, Field Action Report Students, May 01, p 761, Research
The Privatization of Risk, March 01, p 365, Risky Concepts The Role of Community Advisory Boards: Involving Com- Evaluation of Indicated Suicide Risk Prevention Approaches
The Professions of Public Health, September 01, p 1362, munities in the Informed Consent Process, December for Potential High School Dropouts, May 01, p 742
Public Health Law 01, p 1938, Commentary Research
The Role of Comraunity Advisory Boards: Involving Com- Using Signs, Artwork, and Music to Promote Stair Use in a HIV Prevalence, Risk Behaviors, Health Care Use, and
munities in the Informed Consent Process, December Public Building, December 01, p 2004, Research Mental Health Status of Transgender Persons: Implica-
01, p 1938, Commentary The Visibility of Illicit Drugs: Implications for Community- tions for Public Health Intervention, June 01, p 915
Turning Science Into Junk: The Tobacco Industry and Passive Based Drug Control Strategies, December 01, p 1987, Research
Smoking, Novembe0r1 , p 1742, Commentary Research Racial/Ethnic Differences in Attitudes Toward Seeking
Undercounts and Overstatements: Will the IOM Report on Transportation for Maternal Emergencies in Tanzania: Em- Professional Mental Health Services, May 01, p 805
Lesbian Health Improve Research?, June 01, p 873, powering Communities Through Participatory Problem Research
Commentary Solving, October 01, p 1589, Field Action Report
Uneasy Promises: Sexuality, Health, and Human Rights, What Is Community? An Evidence-Based Definition for Diabetes
June 01, p 861, Commentary Participatory Public Health, December 01, p 1929, Diabetes Care in Community Health Centers: A Reasonable
Urban History, Urban Health, December 01, p 1944, Commentary Standard of Comparison?, January 01, p 319, Letter
Commentary Zip Code—Level Risk Factors for Tuberculosis: Neighbor- Population-Based Estimates of Mortality Associated With
Using Folk Media in HIV/AIDS Prevention in Rural Ghana, hood Environment and Residential Segregation in New Diabetes: Use of a Death Certificate Check Box in
October 01, p 1559, Commentary Jersey, 1985-1992, May 01, p 734, Research North Dakota, January 01, p 84, Research
Productivity and Economic Burden Associated With Dia
What Is Community? An Evidence-Based Definition for
Participatory Public Health, December 01, p 1929 Consumer Health betes, January 01, p 129, Research
Commentary Not Just a Drop in the Bucket: Expanding Access to Point- Socioeconomic Status and Type 2 Diabetes in African
Who's Afraid of the Truth?, April 01, p 554, Commentary of-Use Water Treatment Systems, October 01, p 1565, American and Non-Hispanic White Women and Men
Commentary Evidence From the Third National Health and Nutrition
Community Health Pricing and Promotion Effects on Low-Fat Vending Snack Pur- Examination Survey, January 01, p 76, Research
\dults Buy Cigarettes for Underaged Youths, July 01, p chases: The CHIPS Study, January 01, p 112, Research Diet
1138, Research Strange Bedfellows: The History of Collaboration Between \ Comparison of Knowledge and Attitudes About Diet and
An Assessment of the Ability of Routine Restaurant Inspec- the Massachusetts Restaurant Association and the To- Health Among 35- to 75-Year-Old Adults in the
tions to Predict Food-Borne Outbreaks in Miami-Dade bacco Industry, April 01, p 598, Research United States and Geneva, Switzerland, March 01, p
County, Florida, May 01, p 821, Research The Cigar Revival and the Popular Press: A Content Analy- 418, Research
Bringing the Mountain to Mohammed: A Mobile Dental sis, 1987-1997, February 01, p 288, Research Dieting and Smoking Initiation in Early Adolescent Girls and
Team Provides Community-Based Services to People The Relation Between Community Bans of Self-Service To- Boys: A Prospective Study, March 01, p 446, Research
With HIV/AIDS, August 01, p 1187, Field Action Report bacco Displays and Store Environment and Between Food Insufficiency, Family Income, and Health in US
Can Public Health Researchers and Agencies Bridge the Tobacco Accessibility and Merchant Incentives, Decem- Preschool and School-Aged Children, May 01, p 781,
Push From Funding Agencies and the Pull From Com- ber O1, p 2019, Research Research
munities?, December 01, p 1926, Commentary Obesity and Undernutrition and Cardiovascular Risk Factors
Community Advocates in Public Housing, December 01, p Contraception in Rural and Urban Gambian Communities, October
1972, Research Extrarelational Sex Among Mexican Men and Their Part- O1, p 1641, Research
CommCuanriet yS ystAesms,e ssMmaeyn t 01,i n pa 8V1e1r,t icRaelslye arIcnht egrated Health enearsse’s , RiOsckt oobfe rH I0V1 , anpd 16O5t0h,e r ReSsexeuaarlclhy Transmitted Dis- Pricinchga saens:d PTrhoem oCtHiIonP S EfSfteucdtys, onJ anuLaorwy- Fa0t1 , Vep nd1i12n,g RSensaecakr chP ur-
Diabetes Care in Community Health Centers: A Reasonable Intention to Use the Female Condom Following a Mass-Mar- The Impact of Behavioral Counseling on Stage of Change in
‘Do SItt aNnodwa!r”d Yoafk iCmoam,p arWiassohni?n,g toFne,b ruaanrd y th0e1 , Cpa m4p3a1i,g nL etter k3e0t7i,n g ReCsaemapracihg n in Lusaka. Zambia, February 01, p FAadtu lItnst aakte , InPchryesaisceadl RAicstki viotfy, Coarnodn aCriyg areHtetaer t SmDioskeianseg, in
Against Rural Typhoid, November 01, p 1768, Public Modeling the Cost and Outcomes of Pharmacist- February 01, p 265, Research
Health Then and Now Prescribed Emergency Contraception, September 01,
Dr. Button and the Airplane, March 01, p 534, Images of p 1443, Research Disability
Health Post-Rape Care in Hospital Emergency Rooms, August 01, p Biomechanical and Psychosocial Risk Factors for Low Back
Encouraging Stair Use: Stair-Riser Banners Are Better Than 1169, Letter ain at Work, July 01, p 1069, Research
Posters, August 01, p 1192, Research The Essential Tension Between Absolute and Relative Financial Difficulty in Acquiring Food Among Elderly Dis-
Environmental Health Training of Promotoras in Colonias Causality, March 01, p 355, Risky Concepts abled Women: Results From the Women’s Health and
Along the Texas—Mexico Border, April 01, p 568, Field Aging Study, January 01, p 68, Research
Action Report Cost-Effectiveness In: The Economic Implications of Self-Care: The Effect of
Estimation of Health Benefits From a Local Living Wage Or- Cost-Benefit Analysis of Urine Pregancy Tests Prior to Men- Lifestyle, Functional Adaptations, and Medical Self-Care
dinance, September 01, p 1398, Research strual Regulation in Vietnam, May 01, p 825, Research Among a National Sample of Medicare Beneficiaries,
Financial Difficulty in Acquiring Food Among Elderly Dis- Estimation of Health Benefits From a Local Living Wage January 01, p 158, Erratum
abied Women: Results From the Women’s Health and Ordinance, September 01, p 1398, Research Productivity and Economic Burden Associated With Dia-
Aging Study, January 01, p 68, Research Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, Maternal Smoking During betes, January 01, p 129, Research
Investigating Neighborhood and Area Effects on Health, No- Pregnancy, and the Cost-Effectiveness of Smoking Ces Socioeconomic Status and the Prevalence of Health Prob-
vember 01, 1783, Commentary sation Intervention, March 01, p 432, Research lems Among Married Couples in Late Midlife, January
Is Economic Policy Health Policy?, March 01, p 351, Editorial Demography O1, p 131, Research
Meeting the Data Needs of a Local Health Department: The Area-Level Characteristics and Smoking in Women, Novem- Disasters
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iRne sNeeawr chY ork City, 1984-1992, September 01, p 1487, With Those Living Elsewhere, June 01, p 980, Research Donora, Pennsylvania: An Environmental Disaster of the
Population Growth, July 01, p 1139, Letter 20th Century, April 01, p 553, Images of Health
Prevaience of Hepatitis C Among Injection Drug Users in
Good Intentions and the Road to Bioterrorism Preparedness,
England and Wales: Is Harm Reduction Working?, Jan- Dental/Oral Health May 01, p 716, Bioterrorism Preparedness
uary 01, p 38, Special Focus: Hepatitis C Bringing the Mountain to Mohammed: A Mobile Dental Hospital Preparedness for Victims of Chemical or Biological
Pricing and Promotion Effects on Low-Fat Vending Snack Pur- Team Provides Community-Based Services to People Terrorisin, May 01, p 710, Bioterrorism Preparedness
chases: The CHIPS Study, January 01, p 112, Research With HIV/AIDS, August 01, p 1187, Field Action Report Preemptive Biopreparedness: Can We Learn Anything From
Promoting Stair Use in a US—Mexico Border Community, Environmental Tobacco Smoke and Periodontal Disease in History?, May 01, p 721, Bioterrorism Preparedness
December 01, p 2007, Research the United States, February 01, p 253, Research Terrorism, Biological Weapons, and Bonanzas: Assessing the
Psychologic Distress and Natural Menopause: A Multieth- Growth Status and Related Medical Conditions Among Ref- Real Threat to Public Health, May 01, p 708, Bioterror-
nic Community Study, September 01, 1435, Research ugee Children in Massachusetts, 1995-1998, Novem- ism Preparedness
Registry-Driven, Community-Based Immunization Outreach ber O1, p 1800, Research
A Randomized Controlled Trial, Sentember 01, p 1507, Treatment Outcomes and Costs of Dental Sealants Among Drugs
Research Children Enrolled in Medicaid, November 01, p 1877, Depression and Substance Use in Minority Middle-School
Socioeconomic Inequality in Voting Participation and Self- Research Students, May 01, p 761, Research
Rated Health, January 01, p 99, Research Drug Prices and Emergency Department Mentions for Co-
Strange Bedfellows: The History of Collaboration Between Depression caine and Heroin, September 01, p 1446, Research
the Massachusetts Restaurant Association and the To- Challenges Associated With Increased Survival Among Par- Factors Associated With Prevalent Hepatitis C: Differences
bacco Industry, April 01, p 598, Research ents Living With HIV, August 01, p 1303, Research Among Young Adult Injection Drug Users in Lower and
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