Articles:

Charles C. Johnson, Jr.

The First Hundred Years–and the Second—Journal to Highlight Environmental Health
Am J Public Health 1972 62: 1-2. [PDF]  

Alan F. Charles

Abortion and the Unwanted Child
Am J Public Health 1972 62: 2-3. [PDF]  

Ghetto medicine.
Am J Public Health 1972 62: 3-11. [PDF]  

Virginia Brown

Ghetto Medicine Guidelines
Am J Public Health 1972 62: 4-5. [PDF]  

William C. Thomas

Ghetto Medicine from a Political Standpoint
Am J Public Health 1972 62: 5. [PDF]  

S. David Pomrinse

Ghetto Medicine and Hospital Accounting
Am J Public Health 1972 62: 5. [PDF]  

John V. Connorton

Ghetto Medicine Funding
Am J Public Health 1972 62: 5-8. [PDF]  

Lowell Eliezer Bellin

Ghetto Medicine and Voluntary Hospitals
Am J Public Health 1972 62: 8. [PDF]  

Betty J. Bernstein

Dr. Bernstein's Reply
Am J Public Health 1972 62: 8-11. [PDF]  

P W Purdom

The shape of a national health program.
Am J Public Health 1972 62: 12-15. [PDF]  

C Roseman

Problems and prospects for comprehensive health planning.
Am J Public Health 1972 62: 16-19. [PDF]  

P M Ellwood, Jr

Implications of recent health legislation.
Am J Public Health 1972 62: 20-23. [PDF]  

L Robins

The impact of decategorizing federal programs: before and after 314 (d).
Am J Public Health 1972 62: 24-29. [PDF]  

J A Napier, H Metzner, and B C Johnson

Limitations of morbidity and mortality data obtained from family histories--a report from the Tecumseh community health study.
Am J Public Health 1972 62: 30-35. [PDF]  

J Hart, M Shani, and B Modan

Epidemiological aspects of gallbladder and biliary tract neoplasm.
Am J Public Health 1972 62: 36-39. [PDF]  

R W Tuthill, C Williams, G Long, and C Whitman

Evaluating a school health program focused on high absence pupils: a research design.
Am J Public Health 1972 62: 40-42. [PDF]  

S A Mayer

Group day care for children under three. I. Experience with a program under the auspices of local health and welfare agencies.
Am J Public Health 1972 62: 43-45. [PDF]  

D S Huntington

Group Day Care for Children Under Three. II. Experience With Training Staff of Infant Care Programs.
Am J Public Health 1972 62: 46-49. [PDF]  

E M Egelston

Licensure--effects on career mobility.
Am J Public Health 1972 62: 50-53. [PDF]  

P Schmidt

Expanded duties of auxiliaries: a hygienist's viewpoint.
Am J Public Health 1972 62: 54-56. [PDF]  

L E Lawrence

On the role of the Black mental health professional.
Am J Public Health 1972 62: 57-59. [PDF]  

J Paneth

Deflation in an inflationary period: some current social health need provisions.
Am J Public Health 1972 62: 60-63. [PDF]  

S D de Diaz

Beyond rhetoric--the NENA health center after one year.
Am J Public Health 1972 62: 64-68. [PDF]  

F E Rieke

Industrial Clinic services to small industries.
Am J Public Health 1972 62: 69-72. [PDF]  

L M Howard

Three key dilemmas in international health.
Am J Public Health 1972 62: 73-78. [PDF]  

R Cady

Oh where, oh where should health educators be?
Am J Public Health 1972 62: 79-81. [PDF]  

M Hurster

The identification of value orientations of sixth graders, with specific reference to health concepts in the school health education study curriculum.
Am J Public Health 1972 62: 82-85. [PDF]  

A Rihm, Jr

State and local agency participation in federal air quality control regions.
Am J Public Health 1972 62: 86-90. [PDF]  

E M Gruenberg, D M Turns, S P Segal, and M Solomon

Social breakdown syndrome: environmental and host factors associated with chronicity.
Am J Public Health 1972 62: 91-94. [PDF]  

H F Vaughan

Local health services in the United States: the story of the CAP.
Am J Public Health 1972 62: 95-111. [PDF]  

W J Curran

Draft treaty on elimination of bacteriological warfare.
Am J Public Health 1972 62: 112-113. [PDF]  

Charles M. Wylie

A Selected Public Health Bibliography with Annotations
Am J Public Health 1972 62: 114-116. [PDF]  

Association News
Am J Public Health 1972 62: 117-118. [PDF]  

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