Journal of Epidemiology and Community health

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  Año 2005, Número 8

  • Happiness, inequalities, and health

    Carlos Álvarez-Dardet Díaz

    pág. 613

    

  • Health, happiness, and higher levels of social organisation

    N. Ross

    pág. 614

    

  • Nutritional transition: a determinant of global health

    S. J. Genuis

    págs. 615-616

    

  • Mathematical modelling of health impacts

    J. Mindell

    pág. 617

    

  • The misuse of euphemisms in public health: the case of "food insecurity"

    L. D. Castiel

    págs. 618-618

    

  • Social capital and mental illness: a systematic review

    M. J. De Silva

    págs. 619-627

    

  • International cooperation and health. Part I: issues and concepts

    A. B. Gilmore, M. McKee

    págs. 628-631

    

  • Can scientists and policy makers work together?

    B. C. K. Choi

    págs. 632-637

    

  • Flowering almond tree in February

    E. P. Gomez

    págs. 637-643

    

  • Do social and economic reforms change socioeconomic inequalities in child mortality? A case study: New Zealand 1981-1999

    T. Blakely, J. Atkinson, C. Shaw, P. Crampton

    págs. 638-644

    

  • There is no defence against kindness (Samuel Levin)

    J. R. Ashton

    pág. 644

    

  • Projected health impact of the Los Angeles City living wage ordinance

    H. Morgenstern, B. L. Cole, R. Shimkhada

    págs. 645-650

    

  • Substantial use of primary health care by prisoners: epidemiological description and possible explanations

    J. M. Feron

    págs. 651-655

    

  • Early life predictors of childhood intelligence: evidence from the Aberdeen children of the 1950s study

    D. A. Lawlor, G. D. Batty, S. M. B. Morton

    págs. 656-663

    

  • Covariation in the socioeconomic determinants of self rated health and happiness: a multivariate multilevel analysis of individuals and communities in the USA

    S. V. Subramanian

    págs. 664-669

    

  • Wider income gaps, wider waistbands? An ecological study of obesity and income inequality

    K. E. Pickett

    págs. 670-674

    

  • Low socioeconomic status of the opposite sex is a risk factor for middle aged mortality

    M. S. Kopp, A. Skrabski

    págs. 675-678

    

  • Framing pub smoking bans: an analysis of Australian print news media coverage, March 1996-March 2003

    S. Chapman, D. Champion

    págs. 679-684

    

  • Increased resting heart rate with pollutants in a population based study

    J.-B. Ruidavets

    págs. 685-693

    

  • Organisational downsizing and work stress: testing synergistic health effects in employed men and women

    J. Siegrist, N. Dragano, P. E. Verde

    págs. 694-699

    

  • A framework for measuring health inequity

    Y. Asada

    págs. 700-705

    

  • Applied analysis of recurrent events: a practical overview

    J. W. R. Twisk

    págs. 706-710

    

  • Association between heavy computer users and glaucomatous visual field abnormalities

    K.-S. Leung

    pág. 711

    

  • Health inequality: an introduction to concepts, theories and methods

    C. Lester

    pág. 711

    

  • MONICA monograph and multimedia sourcebook

    C. Lawes

    pág. 711