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The American Journal of Epidemiology is the premier epidemiological journal devoted to the publication of empirical research findings, methodological developments in the field of epidemiological research and opinion pieces. It is aimed at both fellow epidemiologists and those who use epidemiological data, including public health workers and clinicians.

Publisher: Oxford University Press

Volume 153, Number 9, 1 May 2001
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In Memoriam: Trudy L. Bush (1949–2001)
pp. 823-824(2)
Authors: Gold E.; Kelsey J.

Leukemia, Brain Tumors, and Exposure to Extremely Low Frequency Electromagnetic Fields in Swiss Railway Employees
pp. 825-835(11)
Authors: Minder C.E.; Pfluger D.H.

Invited Commentary: Electromagnetic Fields and Cancer in Railway Workers
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pp. 836-838(3)
Author: Savitz D.A.

Minder and Pfluger Respond to “Electromagnetic Fields and Cancer in Railway Workers” by Savitz
pp. 839-840(2)
Authors: Minder C.E.; Pfluger D.H.

Risk of Pancreatic Cancer in Workers Exposed to Chlorinated Hydrocarbon Solvents and Related Compounds: A Meta-Analysis
pp. 841-850(10)
Authors: Weiderpass E.; Ojajärvi A.; Wesseling C.; Partanen T.; Ahlbom A.; Boffetta P.; Hakulinen T.; Jourenkova N.; Kauppinen T.; Kogevinas M.; Vainio H.

Gene-Environment Interactions in Renal Cell Carcinoma
pp. 851-859(9)
Authors: Semenza J.C.; Ziogas A.; Largent J.; Peel D.; Anton-Culver H.

Reproduction-related Risk Factors for Mucinous and Nonmucinous Epithelial Ovarian Cancer
pp. 860-864(5)
Authors: Purdie D.M.; Siskind V.; Bain C.J.; Webb P.M.; Green A.C.

Factors Associated with Age at Natural Menopause in a Multiethnic Sample of Midlife Women
pp. 865-874(10)
Authors: Gold E.B.; Bromberger J.; Crawford S.; Samuels S.; Greendale G.A.; Harlow S.D.; Skurnick J.

Prospective Study of Cataract Extraction and Risk of Coronary Heart Disease in Women
pp. 875-881(7)
Authors: Hu F.B.; Hankinson S.E.; Stampfer M.J.; Manson J.E.; Colditz G.A.; Speizer F.E.; Hennekens C.H.; Willett W.C.

Application of the Induced Exposure Method to Compare Risks of Traffic Crashes among Different Types of Drivers under Different Environmental Conditions
pp. 882-891(10)
Authors: Redondo-Calderón J.L.; Luna-del-Castillo J.d.D.; Jiménez-Moleón J.J.; García-Martín M.; Lardelli-Claret P.; Gálvez-Vargas R.

Vitamin Supplement Use and Diabetes Mellitus Incidence among Adults in the United States
pp. 892-897(6)
Author: Ford E.S.

Effect of Combination Therapy on Immunologic Progression of Human Immunodeficiency Virus at a Population Level
pp. 898-902(5)
Authors: Parpia T.; Raab G.M.; Goldberg D.J.; Allardice G.M.; McMenamin J.; Whitelaw J.; McSharry C.; Potts R.; Herriot R.

Postsanatorium Pattern of Antituberculous Drug Resistance in the Canadian-born Population of Western Canada: Effect of Outpatient Care and Immigration
pp. 903-911(9)
Authors: Long R.; Chui L.; Kakulphimp J.; Zielinski M.; Talbot J.; Kunimoto D.

Incidence of Herpes Simplex Virus Type 2 Infection in the United States
pp. 912-920(9)
Authors: Armstrong G.L.; Schillinger J.; Markowitz L.; Nahmias A.J.; Johnson R.E.; McQuillan G.M.; St. Louis M.E.

Screening without a “Gold Standard”: The Hui-Walter Paradigm Revisited
pp. 921-924(4)
Authors: Johnson W.O.; Gastwirth J.L.; Pearson L.M.

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