Journal of Epidemiology and Community health

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  Año 2004, Número 6

  • In this eclectic issue, we ask whether involvement in civic society is good for your health and tackle the vexed issue of terms relating to ethnicity and race

    Carlos Álvarez-Dardet Díaz

    págs. 437-439

    

  • Socioeconomic differentials in mortality among older people

    A. Bowling

    págs. 438-440

    

  • Linda Rosenstock, MD, MPH-Expanding collaborations

    I. L. Feitshans, D. F. Salerno

    págs. 440-449

    

  • Glossary of terms relating to ethnicity and race: for reflection and debate

    R. Bhopal

    págs. 441-445

    

  • Ethical issues in public health: a qualitative study of public health practice in Scotland

    W. A. Rogers

    págs. 446-450

    

  • Public health practitioners can learn for the weather forecasters

    B. C. K. Choi

    págs. 450-505

    

  • How much downside? Quantifying the relative harm from tobacco taxation

    G. Thomson, N. Wilson

    págs. 451-454

    

  • Evidence based practice in population health: a regional survey to inform workforce development and organisational change

    A. Adily, J. Ward

    págs. 455-460

    

  • Epidemic soybean asthma and public health: new control systems and initial evaluation in Barcelona, 1996-98

    Joan Ramon Villalbí Hereter

    págs. 461-465

    

  • Estimating physical activity level: the role of domestic activities

    P. Phongsavan

    págs. 466-467

    

  • Socioeconomic inequalities in mortality among elderly people in II European populations

    M. Huisman, A. E. Kunst, O. Andersen

    págs. 468-475

    

  • Household crowding index: a correlate of socioeconomic status and inter-pregnancy spacing in an urban setting

    K. A.; National Collaborative Perinatal Neonatal Network (NCPNN) Yunis, I. S. Melki, H. A. Beydoun

    págs. 476-480

    

  • Regional variation and time trends in mortality from ischaemic heart disease: East and West Germany 10 years after reunification

    J. Muller-Nordhorn

    págs. 481-485

    

  • Maternal fish intake in late pregnancy and the frequency of low birth weight and intrauterine growth retardation in a cohort of British infants

    P. Emmett, I. Rogers

    págs. 486-492

    

  • Involvement in civil society groups: Is it good for your health?

    A. M. Ziersch

    págs. 493-500

    

  • Employment status, employment conditions, and limiting illness: prospective evidence from the British household panel survey 1991-2001

    A. Sacker, P. Clarke, M. Bartley

    págs. 501-506

    

  • It is easier to change your own behaviour than to change somebody else's

    J. R. Ashton

    pág. 506

    

  • Occupational stress and incidence of sick leave in the Belgian workforce: the Belstress study

    F. Valente, M. Moreau

    págs. 507-516

    

  • Type 2 diabetes in grandparents and birth weight in offspring and grandchildren in the ALSPAC study

    A. T. Hattersley, P. McCarron, George Davey Smith

    págs. 517-522

    

  • Comparison between the abuse assessment screen and the revised conflict tactics scales for measuring physical violence during pregnancy

    M. E. Reichenheim

    págs. 523-527

    

  • Siberian live birth sex ratios and the SPr00 hypothesis

    P. H. Jongbloet

    pág. 528

    

  • Siberian pros and cons of the SPr00 hypothesis

    V. N. Melnikov

    pág. 528

    

  • Ethnicity and epidemiological research: not so black and white

    C. C. Tam, S. J. Lee, L. C. Rodrigues

    pág. 528

    

  • Spending more, feeling worse: medical care expenditures and self rated health

    M. S. Kaplan, B. H. McFarland

    pág. 529

    

  • Reducing the burden of headache

    K. Hagen

    pág. 530

    

  • The making of a global controversy

    M. A. Peinado

    pág. 531