American journal of public health

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  Año 2004, Vol. 94, Número 9

  • DES JARLAIS ET AL. RESPOND

    págs. 1474-1475

    

  • TREND: AN IMPORTANT STEP, BUT NOT ENOUGH

    pág. 1474

    

  • FIORE RESPONDS

    págs. 1475-1476

    

  • TOBACCO CONTROL?

    pág. 1475

    

  • Moving beyond randomized controlled trials

    pág. 1476

    

  • Obesity: The Public Health Challenge of Our Time

    pág. 1477

    

  • Making America Fit and Trim--Steps Big and Small

    págs. 1478-1479

    

  • Walking the Talk: Fit WIC Wellness Programs Improve Self-Efficacy in Pediatric Obesity Prevention Counseling

    págs. 1480-1485

    

  • Estimating Deaths Attributable to Obesity in the United States

    págs. 1486-1489

    

  • Feasibility and Benefits of a Parent-Focused Preschool Child Obesity Intervention

    págs. 1490-1495

    

  • Childhood Obesity in New York City Elementary School Students

    págs. 1496-1500

    

  • Physical Education in Elementary School and Body Mass Index: Evidence from the Early Childhood Longitudinal Study

    págs. 1501-1506

    

  • An Environmental Intervention to Promote Lower-Fat Food Choices in Secondary Schools: Outcomes of the TACOS Study

    págs. 1507-1512

    

  • Trends in Blood Lead Levels Among Children Enrolled in the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children From 1996 to 2000

    págs. 1513-1515

    

  • Perceived Need for Workplace Accommodation and Labor-Force Participation in Canadian Adults With Activity Limitations

    págs. 1515-1518

    

  • Mortality in 13 French Cities During the August 2003 Heat Wave

    págs. 1518-1520

    

  • Municipal Heat Wave Response Plans

    págs. 1520-1522

    

  • Alcohol and Opiate Withdrawal in US Jails

    págs. 1522-1524

    

  • Changes in Diet Quality of American Preschoolers Between 1977 and 1998

    págs. 1525-1530

    

  • The Relation of Breastfeeding and Body Mass Index to Asthma and Atopy in Children: A Prospective Cohort Study to Age 6 Years

    págs. 1531-1537

    

  • Improvements in Heart Health Behaviors and Reduction in Coronary Artery Disease Risk Factors in Urban Teenaged Girls Through a School-Based Intervention: The PATH Program

    págs. 1538-1543

    

  • Trends in Overweight Among Adolescents Living in the Poorest and Richest Regions of Brazil

    págs. 1544-1548

    

  • Barriers to Buying Healthy Foods for People With Diabetes: Evidence of Environmental Disparities

    págs. 1549-1554

    

  • Replacing Fats and Sweets With Vegetables and Fruits--A Question of Cost

    págs. 1555-1559

    

  • Sociodemographic and Geographic Correlates of Meeting Current Recommendations for Physical Activity in Middle-Aged French Adults: the Supplémentation en Vitamines et Minéraux Antioxydants (SUVIMAX) Study

    págs. 1560-1566

    

  • Body Mass Index, Physical Activity, and the Risk of Decline in Overall Health and Physical Functioning in Late Middle Age

    págs. 1567-1573

    

  • Urban Sprawl and Risk for Being Overweight or Obese

    págs. 1574-1579

    

  • A Potential Natural Treatment for Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder: Evidence From a National Study

    págs. 1580-1586

    

  • Length of Hospital Stays Among Obese Individuals

    págs. 1587-1591

    

  • Thinness Among Young Japanese Women

    págs. 1592-1595