Articles:

E Fee and T M Brown

Why history?
Am J Public Health 1997 87: 1763-1764. [PDF]  

M Susser

Anniversary--a time for reflection.
Am J Public Health 1997 87: 1765. [PDF]  

H J Geiger

Annotation: racism resurgent--building a bridge to the 19th century.
Am J Public Health 1997 87: 1765-1766. [PDF]  

M S Pernick

Eugenics and public health in American history.
Am J Public Health 1997 87: 1767-1772. [Abstract] [PDF]  

V N Gamble

Under the shadow of Tuskegee: African Americans and health care.
Am J Public Health 1997 87: 1773-1778. [Abstract] [PDF]  

L J Reagan

Engendering the dread disease: women, men, and cancer.
Am J Public Health 1997 87: 1779-1787. [Abstract] [PDF]  

J Warner

Shifting categories of the social harms associated with alcohol: examples from late medieval and early modern England.
Am J Public Health 1997 87: 1788-1797. [Abstract] [PDF]  

B Hansen

The image and advocacy of public health in American caricature and cartoons from 1860 to 1900.
Am J Public Health 1997 87: 1798-1807. [Abstract] [PDF]  

E K Abel

Taking the cure to the poor: patients' responses to New York City's tuberculosis program, 1894 to 1918.
Am J Public Health 1997 87: 1808-1815. [Abstract] [PDF]  

J F Hutchinson

The Junior Red Cross goes to Healthland.
Am J Public Health 1997 87: 1816-1823. [Abstract] [PDF]  

C Sellers

Discovering environmental cancer: Wilhelm Hueper, post-World War II epidemiology, and the vanishing clinician's eye.
Am J Public Health 1997 87: 1824-1835. [Abstract] [PDF]  

A Derickson

The House of Falk: the paranoid style in American health politics.
Am J Public Health 1997 87: 1836-1843. [Abstract] [PDF]  

D Rosner and G Markowitz

Race, foster care, and the politics of abandonment in New York City.
Am J Public Health 1997 87: 1844-1849. [Abstract] [PDF]  

P P Reynolds

The federal government's use of Title VI and Medicare to racially integrate hospitals in the United States, 1963 through 1967.
Am J Public Health 1997 87: 1850-1858. [Abstract] [PDF]  

T M Keller

Public health on the railroad: William Freeman Snow and the California Sanitation Exhibit.
Am J Public Health 1997 87: 1859-1861. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Elizabeth Fee and Theodore M. Brown

Editors' Note
Am J Public Health 1997 87: 1862. [PDF]  

I M Rubinow

Labor Insurance. 1904.
Am J Public Health 1997 87: 1862-1863. [PDF]  

T M Brown

Isaac Max Rubinow.
Am J Public Health 1997 87: 1863-1864. [PDF]  

N L Benowitz, P Jacob, 3rd, J Slade, and L Yu

Nicotine content of the eclipse nicotine delivery device.
Am J Public Health 1997 87: 1865-1866. [PDF]  

P T Dowling

Emergency department costs.
Am J Public Health 1997 87: 1866-1867. [PDF]  

Patrick H. Tyrance, Jr, David U. Himmelstein, and Steffie Woolhandler

Tyrance et al. Respond
Am J Public Health 1997 87: 1866-1867. [PDF]  

M A Freedman

The quality of data reported on birth certificates.
Am J Public Health 1997 87: 1867. [PDF]  

E L Gollub and S L Isaacs

Ethical and health implications of directive counseling on long-acting contraception.
Am J Public Health 1997 87: 1867-1868. [PDF]  

C A Pearson

Directive counseling should emphasize disease protection not pregnancy prevention.
Am J Public Health 1997 87: 1868-1869. [PDF]  

Ellen H. Moskowitz and Bruce Jennings

Moskowitz and Jennings Respond
Am J Public Health 1997 87: 1868-1869. [PDF]  

R Pagano, C La Vecchia, A Decarli, E Negri, and S Franceschi

Trends in overweight and obesity among Italian adults, 1983 through 1994.
Am J Public Health 1997 87: 1869-1870. [PDF]  

Deborah A. Galuska, Mary Serdula, Elsie Pamuk, Paul Z. Siegel, and Tim Byers

Galuska et al. Respond
Am J Public Health 1997 87: 1870. [PDF]  

D Strauss and R Shavelle

Mortality of persons with mental retardation in institutions and in the community.
Am J Public Health 1997 87: 1870-1871. [PDF]  

Maureen Durkin

Durkin Responds
Am J Public Health 1997 87: 1871. [PDF]  

M Weintraub

Racism and lead poisoning.
Am J Public Health 1997 87: 1871-1872. [PDF]  

Electronic Book Corner
Am J Public Health 1997 87: 1876-1877. [PDF]  

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