Journal of Epidemiology and Community health

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  Año 2006, Número 12

  • Per aspera ad astra; fifty years after silent spring, organic pollutans rear their heads with diabetes

    Carlos Álvarez-Dardet Díaz

    pág. 1005

    

  • Could low-level background exposure to persistent organic pollutants contribute to the social burden of type 2 diabetes?

    D. R. Jacobs, D.-H. Lee

    págs. 1006-1007

    

  • "Establish your own priorities" (because you wouldn't want anyone to establish them for you, would you?

    L. Levin, J. R. Ashton

    pág. 1008

    

  • The United Nations and road safety: what is the connection?

    E. Krug, T. Toroyan

    págs. 1009-1018

    

  • A glossary for the social epidemiology of work organisation: part 2 Terms from the Sociology of work and organisations

    Carles Muntaner

    págs. 1010-1012

    

  • The irony of a rich country: issues of financial access to and availability of healthy food in the Republic of Ireland

    D. McCarthy, O. Walsh, S. Friel

    págs. 1013-1019

    

  • Fiorella Belpoggi, MD: per aspera ad astra

    D. F. Salerno

    pág. 1019

    

  • Women's health in a rural community in Kerala, India: do caste and socioeconomic position matter?

    K. S. Mohindra

    págs. 1020-1026

    

  • Inequity in access to dental care services explains current socioeconomic disparities in oral health: The Swedish National Surveys of Public Health 2004-2005

    S. Wamala, J. Merlo, G. Bostrom

    págs. 1027-1033

    

  • Cross-cultural adaptation of a tobacco questionnaire for Punjabi, Cantonese, Urdu and Sylheti speakers: qualitative research for better clinical practice, cessation services and research

    L. Hanna, R. S. Bhopal, S. Hunt

    págs. 1034-1039

    

  • The geography of despair among 15-44-year-old men in England and Wales: putting suicide on the map

    N. Middleton, J. A. C. Sterne

    págs. 1040-1047

    

  • Alcohol misuse in older people: heavy consumption and protean presentations

    K. J. Moriarty, M. M. Mehta

    págs. 1048-1052

    

  • Area deprivation, individual factors and low birth weight in England: is there evidence of an "area effect"?

    M. Sigala, C. Dibben, A. Macfarlane

    págs. 1053-1059

    

  • Neighbourhood mortality inequalities in New York City, 1989-1991 and 1999-2001

    M. T. Bassett, A. M. Karpati

    págs. 1060-1064

    

  • Provincial income inequality and self-reported health status in China during 1991-7

    E. Rodriguez, X. Pei

    págs. 1065-1069

    

  • Gender differences in work-home interplay and symptom perception among Swedish white-collar employees

    U. Lundberg, L. Berntsson

    págs. 1070-1076

    

  • The contribution of smoking to socioeconomic differentials in mortality: results from the Melbourne Collaborative Cohort Study, Australia

    D. English, M. Siahpush

    págs. 1077-1079

    

  • Accumulation of adverse socioeconomic position over the entire life course and the risk of myocardial infarction among men and women: results from the Stockholm Heart Epidemiology Program (SHEEP)

    R. Ljung, J. Hallqvist

    págs. 1080-1084

    

  • Influence of socioeconomic status on clinical outcomes and quality of life after percutaneous coronary intervention

    M. A. Denvir

    págs. 1085-1088

    

  • Measuring inequalities in health: the case for healthy life expectancy

    R. Wood, M. Sutton

    págs. 1089-1092

    

  • Linkage of survey data with district-level lung cancer registrations: a method of bias reduction in ecological studies

    G. A. Lancaster

    págs. 1093-1098