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PERGAMON Social Science & Medicine 53 (2001) 1739-1748 - MEDICINE
CONTENTS OF VOLUME 53
Number 1
Jaap Peen and Jack Dekker Social deprivation and psychiatric service use for
different diagnostic groups
S.V. Subramanian, [chiro Kawachi Does the state you live in make a difference?
and Bruce P. Kennedy Multilevel analysis of self-rated health in the US
Dave E. Marcotte, Virginia Estimating the employment and earnings costs of
Wilcox-Gok mental illness: recent developments in the United
States
Paula M. Lantz, John W. Lynch, Socioeconomic disparities in health change in a
James S. House, James M. Lepkowski, longitudinal study of US adults: the role of health-
Richard P. Mero, Mare A. Musick and risk behaviors
David R. Williams
E. Arcia, M. Skinner, D. Bailey and Models of acculturation and health behaviors
V. Correa among Latino immigrants to the US
Thomas W. McDade and Linda Defining the “urban” in urbanization and health:
S. Adair a factor analysis approach
Annette Braunack-Mayer Casuistry as bioethical method: an empirical
perspective
James Pfeiffer, Stephen Gloyd Intrahousehold resource allocation and _ child
and Lucy Ramirez Li growth in Mozambique: an ethnographic case
control study
Janet Maia Wojcicki and Condom use, power and HIV/AIDS risk: | sex-
Josephine Malala workers bargain for survival in Hillbrow Joubert
Park/Berea, Johannesburg
Maili Malin, Elina Hemminki, Outi What do women want? Women’s experiences of
Raikkonen, Sinikka Sihvo and infertility treatment
M.-L. Perala
Peggy McDonough and Benjamin The social context of health selection: a long-
C. Amick Il itudinal study of health and employment
Book reviews
Judith Bush Cleavage Technology, controversy, and the
of the man-made breast
C.H. Browner and Jill Shapira Testing women, testing the fetus: the social impact
of amniocentesis in America by Rayna Rapp
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Sarah Curtis 149 Therapeutic landscapes the dynamic between place
and wellness by Allison Williams (Ed.)
Announcement
Number 2
Mac Marshall, Genevieve M. Ames Anthropological perspectives on alcohol and drugs
and Linda A. Bennett at the turn of the new millennium
Geoffrey Hunt and Judith C. Barker Socio-cultural anthropology and alcohol and drug
research: towards a unified theory
Robin Room Intoxication and bad behaviour: understanding
cultural differences in the link
Merrill Singer Toward a bio-cultural and political economic
integration of alcohol, tobacco and drug studies
in the coming century
Lee Strunin es Assessing alcohol consumption: developments
from qualitative research methods
Paul Spicer Culture and the restoration of self among former
American Indian drinkers
David N. Suggs “These young chaps think they are just men, too”:
redistributing masculinity in Kgatleng bars
Christine Eber “Take my water”: liberation through prohibition
in San Pedro Chenalho, Chiapas, Mexico
Number 3
Marianne Malmstrém, SvenErik A hierarchical analysis of long-term illness and
Johansson and Jan Sundquist mortality in socially deprived areas
James A. LeClair Children’s behaviour and the urban environment:
an ecological analysis
Mehmed Novo, Anne Hammarstrém : Do high levels of unemployment influence
and Urban Janlert the health of those who are not unemployed?
A gendered comparison of young men and women
during boom and recession
David M. Fergusson, L. John Horwood Unemployment and psychosocial adjustment in
and Lianne J. Woodward young adults: causation or selection?
Alan Radley and Kerry Chamberlain : Health psychology and the study of the case:
from method to analytic concern
P.J. Evans, P. Zinkin, T. Harpham 33: Evaluation of medical rehabilitation in community
and G. Chaudury based rehabilitation
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Joanna Moncrieff and M.J. Crawford 349 British psychiatry in the 20th century observa-
tions from a psychiatric journal
Betsy Sleath, Richard H. Rubin, 35 Physician—patient communication about over-the-
William Campbell, Lisa Gwyther counter medications
and Trina Clark
J.R.S. Malungo Sexual cleansing (Kusalazya) and levirate marriage
(Kunjilila mung’anda) in the era of AIDS: changes
in perceptions and practices in Zambia
Astrid Reubsaet, Bart van den Borne, : Determinants of the intention of Dutch
adoles-
Johannes Brug, Jean Pruyn and cents to register as organ donors
Hans van Hooff
S.F. Wong and L.C. Ho 39: Sex selection in practice among Hong Kong
Chinese
Book reviews
Mara S. Aruguet Explaining illness: research theory and strategies by
Bryan B. Whaley(Ed.)
Larry W. Figgs Risk by Deborah Lupton
Derrick Silove Medical assistance to self-settled refugees: Guinea,
1990-1996
Number 4
José M. Martinez, Jorge S. Lopez, Organ donation and family decision-making with-
Antonio Martin, Maria J. Martin, in the Spanish donation system
Barbara Scandroglio and José
M. Martin
Anne M. McMunn, James Y. Nazroo, Children’s emotional and behavioural well-being
Michael G. Marmot, Richard Boreham and the family environment: findings from the
and Robert Goodman Health Survey for England
Richard Reading and Shirley Reynolds Debt, social disadvantage and maternal depression
Kerry W. Bowman and Peter A. Singer Chinese seniors’ perspectives on end-of-life deci-
Sions
Brian Williams and David Healy Perceptions of illness causation among new
referrals to a community mental health team:
“explanatory model” or “exploratory map”?
Pauline Heslop, George Davey Smith, The socioeconomic position of employed women,
John Macleod and Carole Hart risk factors and mortality
Christine A. Barry, Fiona A. Stevenson, Giving voice to the lifeworld. More humane, more
Nicky Britten, Nick Barber and effective medical care? A qualitative study of
Colin P. Bradley doctor-patient communication in general practice
Volume Contents Social Science & Medicine 53 (2001) 1739-1748
R. Wahistrém, P. Lagerlov, C. Stalsby 50 Variations in general practitioners’ views of
Lundborg, C.C.M. Veninga, asthma management in four European countries
E. Hummers-Pradier, L.O. Dahlgren,
P. Denig and the DEP group
Leiyu Shi The convergence of vulnerable characteristics and
health insurance in the US
Rachael McKendry and Tom Langford Legalized, regulated, but unfunded: midwifery’s
laborious professionalization in Alberta, Canada,
1975-99
Chris Beyrer Shan women and girls and the sex industry in
Southeast Asia: political causes and human rights
implications
Book review
Theresa Schied Handbook of the sociology of mental health
Number 5
Marcia C. Inhorn and K. Lisa Whittle Feminism meets the “new” epidemiologies: toward
an appraisal of antifeminist biases in epidemiolo-
gical research on women’s health
Ferry L. Mills Comorbid depressive symptomatology: isolating
the effects of chronic medical conditions on self-
reported depressive symptoms among community-
dwelling older adults
Andrew McCulloch and Heather E. Joshi Neighbourhood and family influences on the
cognitive ability of children in the British National
Child Development Study
Jorun Rugkasa, Barbara Knox, Julie Anxious adults vs. cool children: children’s views
Sittlington, Orla Kennedy, Margaret on smoking and addiction
P. Treacy and Pilar Santos Abaunza
lorbjorn Torsheim, Leif Edvard Aaroe Sense of coherence and school-related stress as
and Bente Wold predictors of subjective health complaints in early
adolescence: interactive, indirect or direct relation-
ships?
Karl Atkin and Wagar I.U. Ahmad Living a ‘normal’ life: young people coping with
thalassaemia major or sickle cell disorder
Priscilla Alderson Down’s syndrome: cost, quality and value of life
Jeffrey D. Robinson Closing medical encounters: two physician prac-
tices and their implications for the expression of
patients’ unstated concerns
V. Sorlie, R. Forde, A. Lindseth and Male physicians’ narratives about being in ethi-
A. Norberg cally difficult care situations in paediatrics
Volume Contents Social Science & Medicine 53 (2001) 1739-1748
J.M. Deadman, S.J. Leinster, 669 Taking responsibility for cancer treatment
R.G. Owens, M.E. Dewey and P.D. Slade
Kirsten McCaffery, Jo Borril, Declining the offer of flexible sigmoidoscopy
Sara Williamson, Tamara Taylor, screening for bowel cancer: a qualitative investiga-
Stephen Sutton, Wendy Atkin and tion of the decision-making process
Jane Wardle
Number 6
Fu-Jin Shih, Ming-Kuen Lai, 693 The dilemma of ‘to-be or not-to-be”: needs and
Min-Heuy Lin, Hui-Ying Lin, expectations of the Taiwanese cadaveric organ
Chuan-I Tsao, Bau-Ruei Duh and donor families during the pre-donation transition
Shu-Hsun Chu
Kath M. Melia Ethical issues and the importance of consensus for
the intensive care team
Vikki A. Entwistle, Zoe C. Skea and Decisions about treatment: interpretations of two
Maire T. O'Donnell measures of control by women having a hyster-
ectomy
Patrick J. Bracken Post-modernity and post-traumatic stress disorder
Louise Locock, Sue Dopson, Understanding the role of opinion leaders in
David Chambers and John Gabbay improving clinical effectiveness
May A. Beydoun Marital fertility in Lebanon: a study based on the
population and housing survey
Frank T. Houghton Health and variation in deprivation: commentary
on Boyle et al.
Paul J. Boyle, Anthony C. Gatrell and Reply to commentary: health and variation in
Oliver Duke-Williams deprivation
Julia Abelson Understanding the role of contextual influences on
local health-care decision making: case study
results from Ontario, Canada
Paul J. Boyle, Anthony C. Gatrell and Do area-level population change, deprivation and
Oliver Duke-Williams variations in deprivation affect individual-level
self-reported limiting long-term illness?
Angus Forbes and Steven On the methodological, theoretical and philoso-
P. Wainwright phical context of health inequalities research: a
critique
Bettina Piko and Kevin M. Fitzpatrick Does class matter? SES and psychosocial health
among Hungarian adolescents
Announcement
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Number 7
Sauwakon Ratanawijitrasin, Do national medicinal drug policies and essential
Stephen B. Soumerai and drug programs improve drug use?: a review of
Krisantha Weerasuriya experiences in developing countries
Lois M. Takahashi, Douglas Wiebe Navigating the time-space context of HIV and
and Rigoberto Rodriguez AIDS: daily routines and access to care
Carmen E. Albizu-Garcia, Gender and health services use for a mental health
Margarita Alegria, Daniel Freeman problem
and Mildred Vera
Benoit A. Aubert and Genevieve Adoption of smart cards in the medical sector: the
Hamel Canadian experience
Alex Faulkner and Julie Kent Innovation and regulation in human implant
technologies: developing comparative approaches
Marcos Pascoal Pattussi, Social deprivation, income inequality, social cohe-
Wagner Marcenes, Ray Croucher sion and dental caries in Brazilian school children
and Aubrey Sheiham
Lucinda L. Bryant, Kitty K. Corbett In their own words: a model of healthy aging
and Jean S. Kutner
June Edmunds and Michael W. Calnan The reprofessionalisation of community phar-
macy? An exploration of attitudes to extended
roles for community pharmacists amongst phar-
macists and General Practioners in the United
Kingdom
Juliet Ansell, Helen Guyatt, The effects of sex and age of responders on the
Andrew Hall, Charles Kihamia and reliability of self-diagnosed infection: a study of
Donald Bundy self-reported urinary schistosomiasis in Tanzanian
school children
Commentar)
Mare A. Koopmanschap 969 Estimating the employment and earnings costs of
mental illness—recent developments in the United
States by Marcotte and Wilcox-Gok
Number 8
Elisa J. Gordon Patients’ decisions for treatment of end-stage renal
disease and _ their implications for access to
transplantation
Carl May and Nicola T. Ellis 989 When protocols fail: technical evaluation, biome-
dical knowledge, and the social production of
‘facts’ about a telemedicine clinic
aul S.F. Yip, Joseph Lee, Beda 1003 A study of demographic changes under sustained
Chan and Jade Au below-replacement fertility in Hong Kong SAR
Deborah Lupton and Jennifer 101] ‘They've forgotten that I’m the mum’: construct-
Fenwick ing and practising motherhood in special care
nurseries
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Marlene Gyldmark and Gwendolyn 1023 Demand for health care in Denmark: results of a
C. Morrison national sample survey using contingent valuation
Ralph Catalano and Hans-Tore 1037 Using time-series analyses to detect the health
Hansen effects of medical care reforms: a Norwegian
example
Martin C. Gulliford and Deepak Utilisation of private care by public primary care
Mahabir clinic attenders with diabetes: relationship to
health status and social factors
Susan D. Roggenkamp and Kenneth 1057 Is hospital case management a rationalized myth?
R. White
Sarah Payne 1067 Smoke like a man, die like a man’?: A review of the
relationship between gender, sex and lung cancer
Salmaan Keshayjee, Sheri Weiser 1081 Medicine betrayed: hemophilia patients and HIV
and Arthur Kleinman in the US
Pimpawun Boonmongkon, Mark 1095 Mot Luuk problems in northeast Thailand: why
Nichter and Jen Pylypa women’s own health concerns matter as much as
disease rates
Number 9
Lawrence S. Wissow, John Walkup, Allison Cluster and regional influences on suicide in a
Barlow, Raymond Reid Southwestern American Indian tribe
and Scott Kane
Eleanor Holroyd Hong Kong Chinese daughters’ intergenerational
caregiving obligations: a cultural model approach
Sally Abel, Julie Park, David Infant care practices in New Zealand: a cross-
Tipene-Leach, Sitaleki Finau and cultural qualitative study
Michele Lennan
Maria Goddard and Peter Smith Equity of access to health care services: Theory
and evidence from the UK
Evan Willis, Rosemary Miller and Gendered embodiment and survival for young
Johanna Wyn people with cystic fibrosis
Theresa Garvin and John Eyles Public health responses for skin cancer prevention:
the policy framing of Sun Safety in Australia,
Canada and England
Ilona Koupilova, Helen Epstein, Health needs of the Roma population in the Czech
Jan Holétk, Steve Hajioff and and Slovak Republics
Martin McKee
James B. Kirby Exposure, resistance, and recovery: a three-dimen-
sional framework for the study of mortality from
infectious disease
Sioban Nelson From salvation to civics: service to the sick in
nursing discourse
Christopher F.C. Jordens, Miles Little, Life disruption and generic complexity: a social
Kim Paul and Emma-Jane Sayers linguistic analysis of narratives of cancer illness
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Pierre-André Michaud, Robert W. Blum and 1237 Cross-cultural surveys of adolescent health and
Gail B. Slap behavior: progress and problems
David E. Gray 1247 Accommodation, resistance and transcendence:
three narratives of autism
Number
Marie Johnston and Beth Pollard 1261 Consequences of disease: testing the WHO Inter-
national Classification of Impairments, Disabil-
ities and Handicaps (ICIDH) model
Karon F. Cook, Carol M. Ashton, Margaret A psychometric analysis of the measurement level
M. Byrne, Baruch Brody, Jane Geraci, R. of the rating scale, time trade-off, and standard
Brian Giesler, Makoto Hanita, Julianne gamble
Souchek and Nelda P. Wray
F. Nuwaha, E. Faxelid, F. Wabwire-Mangen, Psycho-social determinants for sexual partner
C. Eriksson and B. Hojer referral in Uganda: Quantitative results
Lauren Clark La Familia: methodological issues in the assess-
ment of perinatal social support for Mexicanas
living in the United States
Morton Beiser and Feng Hou Language acquisition, unemployment and depres-
sive disorder among Southeast Asian refugees: a
10-year study
Tomoko Takayama, Yoshihiko Relationship between outpatients’ perceptions of
Yamazaki and Noriyuki Katsumata physicians’ communication styles and patients’
anxiety levels in a Japanese oncology setting
Thomas W. McDade Lifestyle incongruity, social integration, and im-
mune function in Samoan adolescents
M.W. Amarasiri de Silva, Care seeking in Sri Lanka: one possible explana-
Ananda Wijekoon, Robert Hornik tion for low childhood mortality
and Jose Martines
Orna Baron-Epel and Giora Kaplan General subjective health status or age-related
subjective health status: does it make a difference?
Sjaak van der Geest “No strength”: sex and old age in a rural town in
Ghana
Number I]
Thomas M. Painter 1397 Voluntary counseling and testing for couples: a
high-leverage intervention for HIV/AIDS preven-
tion in sub-Saharan Africa
Angela D. Bryan, Jeffrey D. Fisher and Determinants of HIV risk among Indian truck
T. Joseph Benziger drivers
Michael Nurok The death of a Princess and the formulation of
medical competence