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Publisher: Oxford University Press

Volume 32, Number 2, April 2003
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The lessons of history
pp. 177-177(1)
Author: S. Ebrahim

Geoethnic-sensitive and cross-culture collaborative epidemiological studies
pp. 178-180(3)
Authors: TH Lam; GM Leung

The social pathology of syphilis in Africans
pp. 181-186(6)
Author: S.L. Kark

Commentary: Sexually transmitted infection in South Africa: 50 years after Sidney Kark
pp. 187-189(3)
Authors: P.S. Reddy; A.D. Mbewu; C.M. Nogoduka

Commentary: The legacy of Sidney Kark
pp. 187-187(1)
Author: C. Gazi

Commentary: The social pathology of the HIV/AIDS pandemic
pp. 189-192(4)
Authors: L. Myer; C. Morroni; E.S. Susser

Birthweight differences between USA and China and their relevance to breast cancer aetiology
pp. 193-198(6)
Authors: P. Lagiou; C-C. Hsieh; D. Trichopoulos; B. Xu; J. Wuu; L. Mucci; R. Tamimi; H-O. Adami; S. Cnattingius

Commentary: Inter-ethnic studies of breast cancer risk
pp. 198-199(2)
Author: M. Okasha

Assessment of risk associated with specific fatty acids and colorectal cancer among French-Canadians in Montreal: a case-control study
pp. 200-209(10)
Authors: A. Nkondjock; B. Shatenstein; P. Maisonneuve; P. Ghadirian

Commentary: Can dietary fatty acids affect colon cancer risk?
pp. 209-210(2)
Authors: M.F. Leitzmann; E.L. Giovannucci

Maternal prenatal exposure to nitrosatable drugs and childhood brain tumours
pp. 211-217(7)
Authors: R. McKean-Cowdin; J.M. Pogoda; W. Lijinsky; E.A. Holly; B.A. Mueller; S. Preston-Martin

Socioeconomic status and breast cancer in Denmark
pp. 218-224(7)
Authors: H. Danø; O. Andersen; M. Ewertz; J.H. Petersen; E. Lynge

Sociodemographic indicators and risk of brain tumours
pp. 225-233(9)
Authors: P.D. Inskip; R.E. Tarone; E.E. Hatch; T.C. Wilcosky; H.A. Fine; P.M. Black; J.S. Loeffler; W.R. Shapiro; R.G. Selker; M.S. Linet

Dietary fibre and risk of colorectal cancer in the Breast Cancer Detection Demonstration Project (BCDDP) follow-up cohort
pp. 234-239(6)
Authors: V. Mai; A. Flood; U. Peters; J.V. Lacey; C. Schairer; A. Schatzkin

Commentary: The rough world of nutritional epidemiology: Does dietary fibre prevent large bowel cancer?
pp. 239-243(5)
Authors: D.A. Lawlor; A.R. Ness

Mortality among pilots and cabin crew in Greece, 1960–1997
pp. 244-247(4)
Authors: A. Paridou; E. Velonakis; I. Langner; H. Zeeb; M. Blettner; A. Tzonou

Birth characteristics and brain cancers in young children
pp. 248-256(9)
Authors: J. von Behren; P. Reynolds

Epidemiology of pancreatic cancer in Japan: a nested case-control study from the Hospital-based Epidemiologic Research Program at Aichi Cancer Center (HERPACC)
pp. 257-262(6)
Authors: M. Inoue; K. Tajima; T. Takezaki; N. Hamajima; K. Hirose; H. Ito; S. Tominaga

Hormonal factors and risk of lung cancer among women?
pp. 263-271(9)
Authors: M. Kreuzer; M. Gerken; J. Heinrich; L. Kreienbrock; H-E. Wichmann

Outbreak of poliomyelitis due to type 3 poliovirus, northern India, 1999–2000: injections a major contributing factor
pp. 272-277(6)
Authors: K.A. Kohler; W.G. Hlady; K. Banerjee; R.W. Sutter

Commentary: Poliomyelitis and unnecessary injections
pp. 278-279(2)
Author: N.A. Halsey

Towards a risk map of malaria for Sri Lanka: the importance of house location relative to vector breeding sites
pp. 280-285(6)
Authors: W. van der Hoek; F. Konradsen; P.H. Amerasinghe; D. Perera; M. Piyaratne; F.P. Amerasinghe

Airborne infectious diseases during infancy and mortality in later life in southern Sweden, 1766–1894
pp. 286-294(9)
Authors: T. Bengtsson; M. Lindström

Commentary: Infectious diseases during infancy and mortality in later life
pp. 294-295(2)
Author: G. Doblhammer

Risk and protective factors for two types of error in the treatment of children with fever at outpatient health facilities in Benin
pp. 296-303(8)
Authors: A.K. Rowe; F. Onikpo; M. Lama; M.S. Deming

A grey zone for quantitative diagnostic and screening tests
pp. 304-313(10)
Authors: Joël Coste; Jacques Pouchot

Commentary: Black and white or shades of grey?
pp. 314-315(2)
Authors: M. Battaglia; D. Pewsner

Modification of family size in families reporting history of haemophilia from Maharashtra, India
pp. 316-320(5)
Authors: M. Potnis-Lele; A. Kar

Climate Change 2001: The Scientific Basis. Contribution of Working Group 1 to the Third Assessment report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
pp. 321-321(1)
Author: Andrew Haines

Textbook of Cancer Epidemiology.

Hans-Olov Adami, David Hunter, Dimitrios Trichopoulos (eds). New York: Oxford University Press, Inc., 2002, pp. 624, $75.00, £49.50 (HB) ISBN: 0-19-510969-4.
pp. 322-322(1)
Author: D. Schottenfeld

Distributing Health Care. Economic and Ethical Issues.

Paul Dolan and Jan Abel Olsen. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2002, pp. 153, £27.50. ISBN: 0-19-263253-1.
pp. 323-323(1)
Author: T.N. Flynn

Books Received
pp. 324-324(1)

Bulletin Board
pp. 325-325(1)

Spotlight
pp. 326-329(4)

Erratum
pp. 330-330(1)

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