Articles:

M Feinleib

New directions for community intervention studies.
Am J Public Health 1996 86: 1696-1698. [PDF]  

J E Osborn

Drug use and behavior change.
Am J Public Health 1996 86: 1698-1699. [PDF]  

S Woolhandler and D U Himmelstein

Annotation: patients on the auction block.
Am J Public Health 1996 86: 1699-1700. [PDF]  

H L Barnett

Annotation: preventive screening for health risks among adolescents.
Am J Public Health 1996 86: 1701. [PDF]  

G S Omenn

Comment: genetics and public health.
Am J Public Health 1996 86: 1701-1704. [PDF]  

D Satcher

CDC's first 50 years: lessons learned and relearned.
Am J Public Health 1996 86: 1705-1708. [PDF]  

J G Kahn

The cost-effectiveness of HIV prevention targeting: how much more bang for the buck?
Am J Public Health 1996 86: 1709-1712. [Abstract] [PDF]  

M Susser

Some principles in study design for preventing HIV transmission: rigor or reality.
Am J Public Health 1996 86: 1713-1716. [PDF]  

M J Khoury

From genes to public health: the applications of genetic technology in disease prevention. Genetics Working Group.
Am J Public Health 1996 86: 1717-1722. [Abstract] [PDF]  

S Glied

Estimating the indirect cost of illness: an assessment of the forgone earnings approach.
Am J Public Health 1996 86: 1723-1728. [Abstract] [PDF]  

D A Galuska, M Serdula, E Pamuk, P Z Siegel, and T Byers

Trends in overweight among US adults from 1987 to 1993: a multistate telephone survey.
Am J Public Health 1996 86: 1729-1735. [Abstract] [PDF]  

B L Braun, D Murray, P Hannan, S Sidney, and C Le

Cocaine use and characteristics of young adult users from 1987 to 1992: the CARDIA Study. Coronary Artery Risk Development in Young Adults.
Am J Public Health 1996 86: 1736-1741. [Abstract] [PDF]  

L J Weiss and J Blustein

Faithful patients: the effect of long-term physician-patient relationships on the costs and use of health care by older Americans.
Am J Public Health 1996 86: 1742-1747. [Abstract] [PDF]  

S L Ettner

The timing of preventive services for women and children: the effect of having a usual source of care.
Am J Public Health 1996 86: 1748-1754. [Abstract] [PDF]  

T P Hofer and S J Katz

Healthy behaviors among women in the United States and Ontario: the effect on use of preventive care.
Am J Public Health 1996 86: 1755-1759. [Abstract] [PDF]  

M F Hovell, D J Slymen, J A Jones, C R Hofstetter, S Burkham-Kreitner, T L Conway, B Rubin, and D Noel

An adolescent tobacco-use prevention trial in orthodontic offices.
Am J Public Health 1996 86: 1760-1766. [Abstract] [PDF]  

R W Blum, T Beuhring, M Wunderlich, and M D Resnick

Don't ask, they won't tell: the quality of adolescent health screening in five practice settings.
Am J Public Health 1996 86: 1767-1772. [Abstract] [PDF]  

M A Winkleby, C B Taylor, D Jatulis, and S P Fortmann

The long-term effects of a cardiovascular disease prevention trial: the Stanford Five-City Project.
Am J Public Health 1996 86: 1773-1779. [Abstract] [PDF]  

D C Des Jarlais, P Friedmann, H Hagan, and S R Friedman

The protective effect of AIDS-related behavioral change among injection drug users: a cross-national study. WHO Multi-Centre Study of AIDS and Injecting Drug Use.
Am J Public Health 1996 86: 1780-1785. [Abstract] [PDF]  

H A Lando, P L Pirie, J Roski, P G McGovern, and L A Schmid

Promoting abstinence among relapsed chronic smokers: the effect of telephone support.
Am J Public Health 1996 86: 1786-1790. [Abstract] [PDF]  

E Shenkman, J Pendergast, J Reiss, E Walther, R Bucciarelli, and S Freedman

The School Enrollment-Based Health Insurance program: socioeconomic factors in enrollees' use of health services.
Am J Public Health 1996 86: 1791-1793. [Abstract] [PDF]  

J Mandelblatt, H Andrews, R Kao, R Wallace, and J Kerner

The late-stage diagnosis of colorectal cancer: demographic and socioeconomic factors.
Am J Public Health 1996 86: 1794-1797. [Abstract] [PDF]  

S M Shetterly, J Baxter, L D Mason, and R F Hamman

Self-rated health among Hispanic vs non-Hispanic white adults: the San Luis Valley Health and Aging Study.
Am J Public Health 1996 86: 1798-1801. [Abstract] [PDF]  

L Eckhardt, J A Mayer, L Creech, M R Johnston, K J Lui, J F Sallis, and J P Elder

Assessing children's ultraviolet radiation exposure: the potential usefulness of a colorimeter.
Am J Public Health 1996 86: 1802-1804. [Abstract] [PDF]  

M Monane, R L Bohn, J H Gurwitz, R J Glynn, R Levin, and J Avorn

Compliance with antihypertensive therapy among elderly Medicaid enrollees: the roles of age, gender, and race.
Am J Public Health 1996 86: 1805-1808. [Abstract] [PDF]  

T L Cheng, J A Savageau, C Bigelow, E Charney, S Kumar, and T G DeWitt

Assessing mothers' attitudes about the physician's role in child health promotion.
Am J Public Health 1996 86: 1809-1812. [Abstract] [PDF]  

J S Hamlin, D Wood, M Pereyra, and M Grabowsky

Inappropriately timed immunizations: types, causes, and their relationship to record keeping.
Am J Public Health 1996 86: 1812-1814. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Notes from the Field
Am J Public Health 1996 86: 1815-1820. [PDF]  

E Kahan, R Carel, J Hart, and A Kimhi

Peace in the Middle East: the implications for public health.
Am J Public Health 1996 86: 1821. [PDF]  

P S Millard, S C Shannon, B Carvette, S Tanaka, and W E Halperin

Maine students' musculoskeletal injuries attributed to harvesting blueberries.
Am J Public Health 1996 86: 1821-1822. [PDF]  

E J Rankow

Sexual identity vs sexual behavior.
Am J Public Health 1996 86: 1822-1823. [PDF]  

Pamela Jean Bevier, Mary Ann Chiasson, and Richard T. Heffernan

Bevier and Colleagues Respond
Am J Public Health 1996 86: 1823. [PDF]  

S G Grubaugh and R E Santerre

Lowering infant mortality in western Europe: national health service vs social security systems.
Am J Public Health 1996 86: 1823-1824. [PDF]  

Javier Elola, Antonio Daponte, and Vicente Navarro

Elola and Colleagues Respond
Am J Public Health 1996 86: 1824. [PDF]  

Barron H. Lerner

Review: Typhoid Mary: Captive to the Public's Health
Am J Public Health 1996 86: 1828-1829. [PDF]  

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