Journal of Urban Health: Bulletin of the New York Academy of Medicine

Urban Disaster: a Population Perspective
pp. 295-295(1)
Author: Vlahov, D.

Communicating Risk: Closing the Gap Between Perception and Reality
pp. 296-297(2)
Author: Mullin, Sandra

Healthy Living Centers
pp. 298-299(2)
Author: Sharp, D.

Literature in Brief
pp. 300-307(8)

Disasters in Urban Context
pp. 308-314(7)
Author: Norris, Fran H.

Ethical Issues in Research Involving Victims of Terror
pp. 315-321(7)
Authors: Fleischman, A.R.; Wood, E.B.

Mental Health Needs in New York State Following the September 11th Attacks
pp. 322-331(10)
Authors: Herman, D.; Felton, C.; Susser, E.

The Public Costs of Mental Health Response: Lessons From the New York City Post-9/11 Needs Assessment
pp. 332-339(8)
Authors: Jack, K.; Glied, S.

Posttraumatic Stress Disorder in Manhattan, New York City, After the September 11th Terrorist Attacks
pp. 340-353(14)
Authors: Galea, S.; Resnick, H.; Ahern, J.; Gold, J.; Bucuvalas, M.; Kilpatrick, D.; Stuber, J.; Vlahov, D.

Exposure and Peritraumatic Response as Predictors of Posttraumatic Stress in Children Following the 1995 Oklahoma City Bombing
pp. 354-363(10)
Authors: Pfefferbaum, B.; Doughty, D.E.; Reddy, C.; Patel, N.; Gurwitch, R.H.; Nixon, S.J.; Tivis, R.D.

The Impact of the 1995 Oklahoma City Bombing on the Partners of Firefighters
pp. 364-372(9)
Authors: Pfefferbaum, B.; North, C.S.; Bunch, K.; Wilson, T.G.; Tucker, P.; Schorr, J.K.

Risk Factors for Depression in the Survivors of the 1988 Earthquake in Armenia
pp. 373-382(10)
Authors: Armenian, H.K.; Morikawa, M.; Melkonian, A.K.; Hovanesian, A.; Akiskal, K.; Akiskal, H.S.

Three-Year Follow-up of Survivors of a Mass Shooting Episode
pp. 383-391(9)
Authors: North, C.S.; McCutcheon, V.; Spitznagel, E.L.; Smith, E.M.

A Vulnerable Population in a Time of Crisis: Drug Users and the Attacks on the World Trade Center
pp. 392-403(12)
Authors: Weiss, L.; Fabri, A.; McCoy, K.; Coffin, P.; Netherland, J.; Finkelstein, R.

Drug Use Frequency Among Street-Recruited Heroin and Cocaine Users in Harlem and the Bronx Before and After September 11, 2001
pp. 404-408(5)
Authors: Factor, S.H.; Wu, Y.; Monserrate, J.; Edwards, V.; Cuevas, Y.; Del Vecchio, S.; Vlahov, D.

Impact of the September 11th Attacks in New York City on Drug Users: a Preliminary Assessment
pp. 409-412(4)
Authors: Deren, S.; Shedlin, M.; Hamilton, T.; Hagan, H.

Emergency Preparedness Training for Public Health Nurses: a Pilot Study
pp. 413-416(4)
Authors: Qureshi, K.A.; Merrill, J.A.; Gershon, R.R.M.; Calero-Breckheimer, A.

Calls for Help After September 11: a Community Mental Health Hot Line
pp. 417-428(12)
Authors: Wunsch-Hitzig, R.; Plapinger, J.; Draper, J.; del Campo, E.

Project Liberty: a Public Health Response to New Yorkers' Mental Health Needs Arising From the World Trade Center Terrorist Attacks
pp. 429-433(5)
Author: Felton, C.J.

Population Impact of Mass Incarceration Under New York's Rockefeller Drug Laws: an Analysis of Years of Life Lost
pp. 434-435(2)
Author: Drucker, E.