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2008 |
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October
Volume 5: No.4
Child Care as an Untapped Setting for Obesity Prevention, A Promotora de
Salud Model for Addressing Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factors in the
US-Mexico Border Region, Workplace Health Promotion in Washington State. |
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July
Volume 5: No.3
Peer groupings in county health data, Stress and diabetes in American
Samoa, Safe school routes and community benefits. |
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April
Volume 5: No.2
Minnesota emergency response for acute stroke, Cancer control planning
in the South Puget Intertribal Planning Agency, Tools for developing,
implementing, and evaluating state policy. |
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January
Volume 5: No.1
End of life preparation, Disaster preparedness and older adults,
Clinical preventive services through community collaboration. |
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2007 |
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October
Volume 4: No.4
Obesity research in African American communities, Topography of poverty, Strategies for physical activity among special populations. |
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July
Volume 4: No.3
Virtual community health promotion, Poverty and health in rural Mississippi, Lay health advisors and chronic kidney disease. |
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April
Volume 4: No.2
Filipino child health, Integration of chronic disease programs, Book review: What to Eat. |
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January
Volume 4: No.1
Population attributable fraction, State diabetes prevention and control, The Healthy
Diabetes Plate. |
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2006 |
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October
Volume 3: No.4
Worksite program for parents of teens, Tooth loss after smoking cessation, Great Lakes regional stroke network. |
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July
Volume 3: No.3
Community Voices: Cherokee Choices, Community Voices: Wellness Village, Community Voices: Change for Life/Cambia tu vida, Community Voices: Videos on community health. |
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April
Volume 3: No.2
The Carter Center Mental Health Program, Chronic kidney disease, Logic model for mental health and chronic disease prevention, Chronic disease in health emergencies, Cancer coalitions in rural Appalachia, Adult television-viewing characteristics. |
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January
Volume 3: No.1
Role of race, ethnicity, and linguistic isolation in survey participation; Barriers to diabetes self-management education in rural Arkansas; Monitoring nutrition and physical activity programs. |
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2005 |
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November
Volume 2: Special Issue
High school nutrition in Maine; Public health and Medicaid collaboration in Oregon; Geocoding and social marketing in Alabama. |
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October
Volume 2: No.4
Randomized trials and working-class samples; Diabetes assessment in
American Indians; Walking for transportation in the United States. |
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July
Volume 2: No.3
Cancer screenings and vaccinations among older adults; Tracking healthy
days among older adults; Chronic conditions among older Mexican American
couples. |
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April
Volume 2: No.2
Public health workforce training; Chronic Disease Conference featured
abstracts; Genomics content in state health programs. |
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January
Volume 2: No.1
Diabetes outreach and education at the border; Community health
coalitions; Effectiveness of a community-based program. |
| 2004 |
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October
Volume 1: No.4
Latinas and cervical cancer; Elders' attitudes on physical activity;
Complementary therapies and arthritis. |
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July
Volume 1: No.3
VERB campaign and youth physical activity;
Worksite heart attack awareness; Increasing fruit and vegetable consumption;
Recruiting participants into a cancer trial. |
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April
Volume 1: No.2
Part 2 of law in public health; Featured abstracts from the 2004 Chronic
Disease Prevention Conference; Community model for skin cancer prevention;
Pediatric hospitalizations for asthma. |
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January
Volume 1: No.1
School health; Nutrition and homebound elders; Health interventions engaging communities of color; Part 1 of law in public health. |
