International Journal of Epidemiology

Editorial
Ageing, health and society
pp. 715-718(4)
Author: Ebrahim S.

Editorial
The aftermath of September 11: what’s an epidemiologist to do?
pp. 719-721(3)
Authors: Susser E.; Susser M.

Review
Holism and the idea of general susceptibility to disease
pp. 722-729(8)
Author: Kunitz S.J.

Review
Genetic epidemiological studies of coronary heart disease
pp. 730-736(7)
Author: Keavney B.

Review
Vascular calcification and osteoporosis: inflammatory responses to oxidized lipids
pp. 737-741(5)
Author: Demer L.L.

Studies of the social causes of tuberculosis in Germany before the First World War: extracts from Mosse and Tugendreich’s landmark book
pp. 742-749(8)
Authors: Murphy S.; Egger M.

Misconceptions and misapprehensions about population ageing
pp. 750-753(4)
Author: Gee E.M.

Social policy and population ageing: challenges for north and south
pp. 754-757(4)
Author: Lloyd-Sherlock P.

Ageing in Europe: policies in harmony or discord?
pp. 758-761(4)
Author: Walker A.

Demographic and health conditions of ageing in Latin America and the Caribbean
pp. 762-771(10)
Authors: Palloni A.; Pinto-Aguirre G.; Pelaez M.

Ageing in China: health and social consequences and responses
pp. 772-775(4)
Authors: Woo J.; Kwok T.; Sze F.; Yuan H.

Population ageing in the United States of America: implications for public programmes
pp. 776-781(6)
Authors: Wiener J.M.; Tilly J.

Global ageing—the non-governmental organization role in the developing world
pp. 782-785(4)
Author: Gorman M.

The future of global ageing
pp. 786-791(6)
Author: Palacios R.

The gifts reserved for age
pp. 792-795(4)
Author: Evans J.G.

DAD
pp. 796-797(2)
Author: Cane S.

Let me die a youngman’s death
pp. 798-798(1)
Author: McGough R.

A man’s heart and a wife’s education: A 12-year coronary heart disease mortality follow-up in Norwegian men
pp. 799-805(7)
Authors: Egeland G.M.; Tverdal A.; Meyer H.E.; Selmer R.

Commentary: Is an educated wife hazardous to her husband’s heart?: Never, always, or sometimes?
pp. 806-807(2)
Author: Matthews K.A.

Advising people to take more exercise is ineffective: a randomized controlled trial of physical activity promotion in primary care
pp. 808-815(8)
Authors: Hillsdon M.; Thorogood M.; White I.; Foster C.

Commentary: Physical activity promotion in primary care
pp. 815-817(3)
Author: Puska P.

A cross-validation of risk-scores for coronary heart disease mortality based on data from the Glostrup Population Studies and Framingham Heart Study
pp. 817-822(6)
Authors: Thomsen T.F.; McGee D.; Davidsen M.; Jørgensen T.

Commentary: The prediction of coronary heart disease risk in individuals— an imprecise science
pp. 822-824(3)
Authors: Brindle P.; May M.

Associations of cold temperatures with GP consultations for respiratory and cardiovascular disease amongst the elderly in London
pp. 825-830(6)
Authors: Hajat S.; Haines A.

Elevated risk of high blood pressure: climate and the inverse housing law
pp. 831-838(8)
Authors: Mitchell R.; Blane D.; Bartley M.

Methods for the analysis of incidence rates in cluster randomized trials
pp. 839-846(8)
Authors: Bennett S.; Parpia T.; Hayes R.; Cousens S.

Nutrition
A prospective study of variety of healthy foods and mortality in women
pp. 847-854(8)
Authors: Michels K.B.; Wolk A.

Nutrition
Weaning initiation patterns and subsequent linear growth progression among children aged 2–4 years in India
pp. 855-863(9)
Authors: Padmadas S.S.; Hutter I.; Willekens F.

Insulin resistance syndrome revisited: application of self-organizing maps
pp. 864-871(8)
Authors: Valkonen V-P.; Kolehmainen M.; Lakka H-M.; Salonen J.T.

Do postage-stamps increase response rates to postal surveys? A randomized controlled trial
pp. 872-874(3)
Authors: Harrison R.; Holt D.; Elton P.

The effect of being overweight on cancer incidence and all-cause mortality in Asians: A prospective study in Singapore
pp. 875-876(2)
Authors: Lee J.; Wang H.; Chia K-S.; Koh D.; Hughes K.

Book Review
Economic Evaluation in Health Care: Merging theory with practise.
M Drummond, A McGuire (eds). New York: Oxford University Press, 2001, pp. 286, £26.50 (PB). ISBN: 0-19-263176-4; £ 52.50 (HB) ISBN: 0-19-163177-2.
pp. 877-a-878(2)
Author: Griebsch I.

Book Review
Diseases of Globalization, Socioeconomic Transitions and Health.
McMurray C, Smith R. London: Earthscan, 2001, pp. 200, £45.00 (HB) ISBN: 1-85383-710-5; £16.95 (PB) ISBN: 1-85383-711-3.
pp. 877-877(1)
Author: Lee K.

Book Review
The Epidemiology of Diabetes Mellitus: An International Perspective.
J-M Ekoé, P Zimmet, R Williams (eds). Chichester: John Wiley, 2001, pp. 437, £120. ISBN: 0-471-97448-X.
pp. 878-878(1)
Author: Chaturvedi N.

Book Review
Aging with Grace: What the Nun Study Teaches Us About Leading Longer, Healthier and More Meaningful Lives.
David Snowdon. New York: Bantam Press, 2001, pp. 256, $24.95 (HB) ISBN: 0-553-80163-5.
pp. 879-879(1)
Author: Brayne C.

Book Review
Imperial Bodies: The Physical Experience of the Raj c.1800–1974.
EM Collingham. London: Polity Press, 2001, pp.xiii + 273, £50.00 (HB) ISBN: 0-7456-2369-7.
pp. 880-a-881(2)
Author: Williams R.

Book Review
Stroke Services. Policy and Practice across Europe.
C Wolfe, C McKevitt, A Rudd (eds). Abingdon, UK: Radcliffe Medical Press, 2002, pp.144, £24.95. ISBN: 1-85775-455-7.
pp. 880-880(1)
Author: Hankey G.J.

Book Review
Statistics at Square Two: Understanding Modern Statistical Applications in Medicine.
MJ Campbell. London: BMJ Books, 2001, pp. 144, £12.95. ISBN: 0-7279-1394-8.
pp. 881-881(1)
Authors: Roberts R.; Ness A.

Bulletin Board
pp. 882-885(4)

News
pp. 886-886(1)

Spotlight
pp. 887-887(1)