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A Frelix, GD, 195 Mittendorf, R, 523 Adams-Campbell, LL, 133 Friday, RY, 289 Molina, J, 497 Alleyne, KR, 509 MolinaJ,F , 497 Amr, M, 410 G Moolchan, ET, 17 Anderson-Grant, V, 398 Gedalia, A, 497 Munday, C, 601 Antony, SJ, 35 Giardino, AP, 459 Murray, V, 398 Ashing-Giwa, K, 255 Gillum, RF, 545 Gomez,J , 601 N B Goodman, MD, 171 Najem, GR, 573 Baker, FM, 625 Grant, RE, 509 Neighbors, HW, 601 Balachandar, G, 631 Grimes, RM, 343 Neutel, JM, 40 Banks Jr, WJ, 509 Nidry, JJ, 139 Barlow, B, 557 H Barnard, ND, 151, 201 Hall, WD, 40 O Bell, CC, 80, 475 Hansen, AC, 102 Octaviani, H, 398 Bernstein, DI, 210 Haverkos, HW, 17 Oestreich, AE, 414 Bertron, P, 151, 201 Haywood, LJ, 669 OgunbiyiJ,O , 159 Binion, VJ, 601 Heckman, TG, 92 Okereke, UN, 357 Bogart, LM, 92 Herschel, M, 523 Ostrzenski, A, 404 Borum, ML, 505 Hoke, GP, 144 BBoozwoerng,z aAd,e h2,8 9 A, 262 HHoopwkianrs-dLJ,uPn ,a ,3 98A M, 171 P Brillon, D, 389 Hydrick, L, 410 Pandit, HB, 453 Brown, DL, 389 Papademetriou, V, Brown, M, 447 Peter, S, 262 | Pettaway, CA, 653 Israel, RH, 357 Pierre, JA, 165 Cc Pizzi, W, 262 Cadet, J-L, 17 J Pollack, A, 289 Callaway, DJ, 27 Catz, S, 439 JJaagcerkss, oRnJJ,,S ,8 06 01 PPoolmlaa,ck , AEI,F , 8278 9 CChhaammbpeargsn,i e,D C,G , 14741 7 JJeonnkeisn,s ,C AE,, 8S01 6 PPoormtae,r, PDAM,, 874,7 55 15 Chan, PYH, 329 Prabhakar, S, 502 Chandra, V, 625 JJoorndesa,n , EGO,W ,2 7 447 Preola, S, 262 Cho, HYH, 329 Prisant, ML, 40 Chorzempa, LM, 523 Pulvirenti,J , 502 CollinsJ,D , 333 K Cooper, A, 262 Kalichman, SC, 92, 439 Q Cooper, MC, 459 Kanth, A, 471 Qu, Z, 619 Cooper, RS, 379 Kaul, L, 139 Quinlan, MP, 523 Kelley, GA, 384 D Kelley, K, 384 Daye, K, 447 Kelly, JA, 92 R Dennis, GC, 11, 69, 129, 193, 251, 311, Keys, IR, 649 Rabin, DL, 322 375, 437, 311 King Jr, TE, S9 Ragni, M, 289 DeQuattro, V, 40 Klein, L, 144 Raine III, CH, 410 Devine, MA, 322 Kokmen, E, 625 Ramachandran, B, 439 Dominguez, DC, 35 Krzyston, MJ, 410 Rawlings, MK, 343 Reyes-Ortiz, C, 75 Donaldson, K, 447 Durkin, M, 557 L Richardson, MSA, 322 RobinsonJr , LD, $40 Lamaute, H, 262 Rompa, DJ, 92 E Laraque, D, 557 Rosenblatt, R, 195 Easling, I, 343 LeNoir, M, S1 Rosenthal, SL, 210 Elrick, H, 317 Leung, ALC, 329 Roy, VJ, 502 Espinoza, LR, 497 Lewis, LM, 210 Ruijter, I, 663 Lowing, L, 384 Rust, GS, 398 F M Ferdinand, K, 40 S Malagon, C, 497 Fields, KB, 27 Sacerdote, A, 466 Flanagan, TM, 273 Mathew,J , 502 Saravanabhavan, RC, 265 Fournier, AM, 165 MattisJ,S , 80 Saxton, EH, 323 Fraser, H, 447 Miller, TQ, 333 Schmidt, ED, 398 Freedman, M, 322 MillJre, rJM , 663 Schoenberg, BS, 625 Freeman, VL, 379 Mills, M, 151, 201 Scott-Wright, AO, 273 JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, VOL. 91, NO. 12 AUTHOR INDEX Shacks, SJ, 619 Trierweiler, ST, 601 Weir, MR, 40 Shervington, WW, 492, 543, 595 Trowers, EA, 631 White, RM, 282 Shittu, OB, 159 Tull, ES, 447 Wickramasuriya, T, 447 Singh, R, 322 TurnJer,r J F, 17 Wiley, C, 625 Smith-Burns, V, 447 Willard-Jelks, K, 398 Solomon, M, 195 U Williams, KN, 144 Solomon, N, 447 Umar, SH, 471 Williams, MA, 523 Spillert, CR, 453 Uribe, O, 497 Williams Pickle, L, 545 Stanberry, LR, 210 Wong, BE, 329 Stein, SR, 322 Wrona, RM, 273 Stone, BA, 144 Vv Storms, LH, 317 Valacer, DJ, S26 Strayhorn, G, 350 Vikram, B, 195 Y YeagerJr , H, 322 YoungJr , RC, 327 | WwW Taylor,J , 447 Walker, S, 265 Taylor, SC, 619 Walker, S, 447 Thompson, EE, 601 Weber, BE, 357 JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, VOL. 91, NO. 12 A cardiovascular disease in African-American African-Americans, 492 women, 311 organ donation and transplantation, early efforts in prevention, 669 pregnancy, length of in African American Adenoma geographic variations of, in blacks and women, 523 colorectal cancer in flat adenoma, 505 whites, 545 prenatal care, effect of on mortality rates, AIDS (acquired human immunodefi- Take It to Heart, screening program, 649 515 ciency disease) psychiatric diagnosis of African Americans, Coagulation African-American physician involvement 601 effect of methylprednisolone on, 453 in treatment of, 343 recruitment of minority pediatric residents, modified recalcification time test, 453 barriers to treatment and treatment adher- 459 ence, 439 Colorectal cancer sarcoidosis, severity of in African Ameri- cardiomyopathy in HIV patients, 502 detection of in flat adenoma, 631 cans, 322 changing face of, 543 surveillance in African-American and stress-related disorders in African Ameri- disseminated cutaneous herpes simplex white patients, 505 cans, critical approach to, 80 virus type-1 in HIV infection, 471 systemic lupus erythematosus, childhood HIV risks differences between African- D onset of in African and Latin Americans, American and white men who have sex 497 with men, 92 Delirium HIV infection rates in Haiti, 165 course of episodes in Alzheimer’s disease, reauthorization of Ryan White CARE Act, 625 543 Diabetes Fitness relative rates of in ethnoracial groups, 17 glucose toxicity and insulin resistance, 410 gender differences in, 384 Aizheimer’s disease hypoglycemic agents, 389 G delirium episodes, causes of, 625 oral antidiabetic therapy, 389 Asthma barriers to care, S16 Geriatrics best practices in pediatric patients, S16 delirium episodes in Alzheimer’s disease, community health centers, 398 Environmental health 625 environmental factors in, $9 race, limitations of in disease causation, disability-poverty connection, 75 immune system, effect on, S9 379 H incidence in inner city communities, S1 Etiology inhaled corticosteroids, S26 racial/ethnic variations in disease, limita- leukotriene modifier agents, role of, S26 Health Care Finance Administration tions of, 379 new treatments for, S26 Health Policy NHLBI guidelines, S1 Ethnicity affirmative action, role of preadmission pro- pathophysiology of, S9 abdominal obesity, relationship to intern- grams on minority student enrollment, patient education alized racism in Afro-Caribbean women, 350 camps, S40 447 African-American enrollment in orthopedic community-based programs, S40 AIDS, relative rates among ethnoracial residency programs, 466 literacy and learning strategies, S40 groups, 17, 493 anti-affirmative action initiatives, 252 pediatric asthma, self-management of, S40 asthma, incidences of in African American biomedical research, African-American par- strategies to improve treatment of African and inner city residents, $1, S9, S16, $26, ticipation in, 251 American and Hispanic patients, S1 $40 Cesarean sections, differences in rates be- barriers to HIV/AIDS treatment and treat- tween college-educated black and white ment adherence among African Ameri- women, 273 cans, 439 disabling conditions in African-American Bone cardiovascular diseases, geographic vari- youth, 265 thoracic outlet syndrome in migraine, 333 ations among blacks and whites, 545 leadership colloquium, 129, 375 ethnic and racial distribution in orthopedic Louis Stokes, tribute to, 129 Breast cancer residency programs, 509 medical history, inclusion of in national control studies, recruitment of African- HIV risk differences between African- youth sports program, 27 American breast cancer survivors, 255 American and white men who have sex medical school enrollment, 350 screening in underserved inner-city women, with men, 92 NMA organ donor card, 193 195 hypertension, low-dose combination thera- race, limitations on use of in study cf dis- Cc py of in blacks and nonblacks, 407 ease causation, 379 limitations of racial/ethnic variations in racial bias in federal nutrition program poli- disease causation, 379 cy, 151, 201 Cardiac disease maternal ethnicity, influence on infant racism in medicine, recommendations to aerobic fitness, gender differences in, 384 mortality, 87 combat, 251, 375 cardiomyopathy in HIV patients, 502 mental illness, incidence of among revision of medical school curriculum, 251, JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, VOL. 91, NO. 12 679 SUBJECT INDEX ad incidence of and characteristics in chil- racial differences in androgen receptors, survival outcomes, improvement of in dren, 329 653 African-American men, 11 Leiomyoma Organ donation universal health care in Cuba, 69 Vulva, epithelioid, 171 NMA organ donor card, 193 Height Lupus erythematosus Orthopedics advantages of smaller height and weight, childhood onset in African Americans minority student recruitment in residen- 317 and Hispanics, 497 cy programs, 509 Hematoma spontaneous spinal subdural hematoma, M P 289 Hemophilia Medical education Patient education hematoma, spontaneous spinal subdural African-American enrollment in ortho- screening program, Take it To Heart, 649 in, 289 pedic residency programs, 466 self-management of asthma, S1, $16, S40 ethnic and racial distribution in orthope- Herpes Pediatrics dic residency programs, 509 disseminated cutaneous herpes simplex disabling conditions in African-American international medicine, seminar for med- virus type-1 in HIV infection, 471 youth, 265 interstitial pneumonia in herpes simplex ical students, 573 nocturnal leg cramps, incidence and preadmission programs and minority stu- virus type-1, 471 characteristics of in children, 329 dent enrollment, 350 seroprevalence of HSV 2 in African- post-traumatic stress disorder and use of recruitment of minorities in pediatric res- American college women, 210 clonidine, 475 idency programs, 459 prevalence of youth injuries, 557 High blood pressure (see Hypertension) Medical history systemic lupus, childhood-onset of, 497 John A Kenny, MD, founder Kenney Human immunodeficiency virus Memorial Hospital, 282 Pneumodediastinum spontaneous pneumodediastinum, 357 African-American physician involve- ophthalmology, African Americans in, ment in treatment of, 343 102 Pregnancy barriers to treatment and treatment adher- William E. Allen, MD, medical pioneer cesarean section delivery rates among ence, 439 and leader, 414 college-educated black and white disseminated cutaneous herpes simplex women, 273 Migraine virus type-1 in HIV infection, 471 length of in African Americans, 523 aberrant subclavian artery, 333 maternal ethnicity, influence of on infant Hypertension brachial plexopathy, role in, 333 mortality, 87 abdominal obesity in Afro-Caribbean wo- thoracic outlet syndrome, 333 men, relationship to internalized ra- Prostate cancer cism, 447 N androgen/androgen receptor, racial dif- cardiovascular disease in African-Ameri- ferences in, 653 can women, 311 Neurology increased incidence of in Nigerians, 159 low-dose combination therapy in blacks delirium episodes in Alzheimer’s disease, Psychiatry and nonblacks, 40 625 clonidine in post-traumatic stress disor- obesity, management of in low-income der, 475 African Americans, 139 Oo diagnostic differences in interviewing con- screening for, 649 ditions, 601 Hysterectomy Obesity stress-related disorders in African Ameri- laparoscopic total hysterectomy, 404 internalized racism, relationship to cans, 80 abdominal obesity, 447 Pulmonary sarcoidosis management of in low-income African differences in disease severity between Americans, 139 patients at a university and municipal Infection Oncology hospital, 322 actinomyces and nocardia, 35 bladder cancer, influence of gender on Interleukins incidence of, 144 cytokines, in vivo production of, 619 breast cancer screening in underserved women, 195 Radiology L control studies, recruitment of African- William E. Allen, medical pioneer, 414 American breast cancer survivors, Laparascopy 255 S total abdominal hysterectomy, 404 Howard University Cancer Center, 133 Leg cramps prostate cancer, increased incidence of in Sickle cell disease Nigerians, 159 cytokines, in vivo production of, 619 JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, VOL. 91, NO. SUBJECT INDEX erythrocyte deformability in homozy- early efforts in prevention, 669 pneumomediastinum, association with, gous sickle-cell disease, 466 geographic variations in cardiovascular 357 pentoxifylline therapy for, 466 disease among blacks and whites, 545 Stroke Substance abuse JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, VOL. 91, NO. 12