Journal of Epidemiology and Community health

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  Año 2005, Número 10

  • Ideology, science, and public policy

    N. Milio

    pág. 814

    

  • "Every silver lining has a cloud (always look on the bright side of life)" (Lowell Levin)

    J. R. Ashton

    pág. 815

    

  • Aging by one who is aging

    Leonard J. Duhl

    págs. 816-884

    

  • Violence against women

    G. Krantz, C. Garcia-Moreno

    págs. 818-821

    

  • Urban built environment and depression: a multilevel analysis

    S. Rudenstine, J. Ahern, S. Galea

    págs. 822-827

    

  • Changes in the circumstances of young mothers in Britain: 1990 to 2000

    K. Wellings, K. Nanchahal

    págs. 828-833

    

  • Intimate partner violence among Canadian women with activity limitations

    M. M. Cohen

    págs. 834-839

    

  • Prevalence of wife beating in Jordanian refugee camps: reports by men and women

    R. Barazi, M. Khawaja

    págs. 840-841

    

  • Maternal education, lone parenthood, material hardship, maternal smoking, and longstanding respiratory problems in childhood: testing a hierarchical conceptual framework

    N. Spencer

    págs. 842-846

    

  • Substance misuse and psychiatric illness: prospective observational study using the general practice research database

    M. Frisher

    págs. 847-850

    

  • Employee worktime control moderates the effects of job strain and effort-reward imbalance on sickness absence: the 10-town study

    L. Ala-Mursula

    págs. 851-857

    

  • Are intrinsic motivational factors of work associated with functional incapacity similarly regardless of the country?

    A. Vaananen

    págs. 858-863

    

  • Assessment of publication bias in meta-analyses of cardiovascular diseases

    M. Delgado-Rodriguez, S. Palma

    págs. 864-869

    

  • Social mobility over the lifecourse and self reported mental health at age 50: prospective cohort study

    M. S. Pearce, P. A. Tiffin

    págs. 870-872

    

  • Is patriarchy the source of men's higher mortality?

    D. Stanistreet

    págs. 873-876

    

  • Population health. More than the sum of the parts?

    Daniel D. Reidpath

    págs. 877-880

    

  • A bootstrap method to avoid the effect of concurvity in generalised additive models in time series studies of air pollution

    A. Figueiras, Javier Roca Pardiñas, Carmen María Cadarso Suárez

    págs. 881-885

    

  • An environmental face lift: the Dings Home-Zone project

    T. Trayers, D. A. Lawlor

    pág. 885

    

  • Systematic reviews of health effects of social interventions: 2. Best available evidence: how low should you go?

    D. Ogilvie

    págs. 886-892

    

  • Thinking inside the bubble: evidence for a new contextual unit in urban mental health

    R. Whitley, M. Prince

    págs. 893-897

    

  • Accuracy of adults' recall of childhood social class: findings from the Aberdeen children of the 1950s study

    D. A. Lawlor, S. Macintyre, G. D. Batty

    págs. 898-903

    

  • Block observations of neighbourhood physical disorder are associated with neighbourhood crime, firearm injuries and deaths, and teen births

    J. M. Beyers, A. Hipwell, D. Pardini, E. Wei

    págs. 904-908

    

  • Record linkage of domestic assault victims between an emergency department and the police

    J. Kirkbride, A. Boyle

    págs. 909-910

    

  • Excess in cardiovascular events on Mondays: could atherosclerotic plaques be more vulnerable after the weekend because of alcohol related cytokine dysregulation?

    V. Culic

    pág. 911

    

  • Dicing with death. Chance, risk and health

    R. X. de Menezes

    pág. 911

    

  • A short introduction to epidemiology, 2nd edn

    M. Parascandola

    pág. 911