American Journal of Preventive Medicine

Kentucky legislators' views on tobacco policy - a worthwhile research approach for nursing?
pp. 81-88(8)
Authors: Hahn E.J.; Toumey C.P.; Rayens M.K.; McCoy C.A.

The intersection of genetics, public health, and preventive medicine - the case of osteoporosis
pp. 89-90(2)
Author: Coughlin S.S.

BRCA1 and BRCA2 gene mutations and risk of breast cancer: - a call for legislative action
pp. 91-98(8)
Authors: Coughlin S.S.; Khoury M.J.; Steinberg K.K.

Public health perspectives on testing for colorectal cancer susceptibility genes - a call for legislative action
pp. 99-104(6)
Authors: Coughlin S.S.; Miller D.S.

Future scenarios for the prevention and delay of alzheimer disease onset in high-risk groups: - A preliminary ethical view
pp. 105-110(6)
Author: Post S.G.

What should be the role of public health in newborn screening and prenatal diagnosis? - Facing the challenges of genetic technology
pp. 111-115(5)
Author: Clayton E.W.

Preventing morbidity and mortality from sickle cell disease: - genetic lessons and other stories
pp. 116-121(6)
Author: Olney R.S.

Coronary heart disease: - a disease of the sarcomere
pp. 122-133(12)
Authors: Ellsworth D.L.; Sholinsky P.; Jaquish C.; Fabsitz R.R.; Manolio T.A.

Screening for hemochromatosis: - the applications of genetic technology in disease prevention
pp. 134-140(7)
Authors: Cogswell M.E.; Burke W.; McDonnell S.M.; Franks A.L.

Host genes and infectious diseases - contribution of complement C4 and factor B alleles
pp. 141-154(14)
Authors: McNicholl J.M.; Cuenco K.T.