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Volume 32, Number 3, June 2003

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General or specific?
pp. 331-331(1)

Seeing social position: visualizing class in life and death
pp. 332-335(4)
Authors: M. Shaw; H. Tunstall; G. Davey Smith

On the adulteration of bread as a cause of rickets
pp. 336-337(2)
Author: J. Snow

Commentary: Bread and alum, syphilis and sunlight: rickets in the nineteenth century
pp. 337-340(4)
Author: A. Hardy

Commentary: John Snow and alum-induced rickets from adulterated London bread: an overlooked contribution to metabolic bone disease
pp. 340-340(1)
Author: M. Dunnigan

Commentary: Snow on rickets
pp. 341-343(3)
Author: N. Paneth

Reggae fi Dada
pp. 344-345(2)
Author: L.K. Johnson

Mortality by education in German speaking Switzerland, 1990–1997: results from the Swiss National Cohort
pp. 346-354(9)
Authors: M. Bopp; C.E. Minder

Commentary: Explanations of the difference in mortality risk between different educational groups
pp. 355-356(2)
Author: D. Blane

Neighbourhood deprivation and health: does it affect us all equally?
pp. 357-366(10)
Authors: M. Stafford; M. Marmot

Income and risk of ischaemic heart disease in men and women in a Nordic welfare country
pp. 367-374(8)
Authors: I. Andersen; M. Osler; L. Petersen; M. Grønbæk; E. Prescott

Income inequality and ischaemic heart disease in Danish men and women
pp. 375-380(6)
Authors: M. Osler; U. Christensen; P. Due; R. Lund; I. Andersen; F. Diderichsen; E. Prescott

Gender-related differences in the association between socioeconomic status and self-reported diabetes
pp. 381-385(5)
Authors: M. Tang; Y. Chen; D. Krewski

Social inequalities in mortality in a retrospective cohort of civil servants in Barcelona
pp. 386-389(4)
Authors: C. Borrell; I. Cortès; L. Artazcoz; E. Molinero; S. Moncada

Socioeconomic differentials in the temperature–mortality relationship in São Paulo, Brazil
pp. 390-397(8)
Authors: N. Gouveia; S. Hajat; B. Armstrong

Commentary: Mortality from environmental factors, but which ones?
pp. 398-399(2)
Author: W. Keatinge

Income, education, and blood pressure in adults in Jamaica, a middle-income developing country
pp. 400-408(9)
Authors: M.A. Mendez; R. Cooper; R. Wilks; A. Luke; T. Forrester

Commentary: Epidemiological transition and socioeconomic inequalities in blood pressure in Jamaica
pp. 408-409(2)
Author: M. Gulliford

Child mortality, socioeconomic position, and one-parent families: independent associations and variation by age and cause of death
pp. 410-418(9)
Authors: T. Blakely; J. Atkinson; C. Kiro; A. Blaiklock; A. D’Souza

The use of occupation and industry classifications in general population studies
pp. 419-428(10)
Authors: Mannetje A..; H. Kromhout

Commentary: Standardized coding of occupational data in epidemiological studies
pp. 428-429(2)
Author: M. Kogevinas

Effects of misclassification of causes of death on the power of a trial to assess the efficacy of a pneumococcal conjugate vaccine in The Gambia
pp. 430-436(7)
Authors: S. Jaffar; A. Leach; P.G. Smith; F. Cutts; B. Greenwood

The evolving pattern of avoidable mortality in Russia
pp. 437-446(10)
Authors: E.M. Andreev; E. Nolte; V.M. Shkolnikov; E. Varavikova; M. McKee

Commentary: Should we not go further than descriptions of avoidable mortality?
pp. 447-448(2)
Author: W.W. Holland

Induced abortion and risk of subsequent miscarriage
pp. 449-454(6)
Authors: Y. Sun; Y. Che; E. Gao; J. Olsen; W. Zhou

Maternal serum oestrogen and androgen concentrations in preeclamptic and uncomplicated pregnancies
pp. 455-460(6)
Authors: R. Troisi; N. Potischman; J.M. Roberts; R. Ness; W. Crombleholme; D. Lykins; P. Siiteri; R.N. Hoover

Twelve-year changes in vascular risk factors and their associations with mortality in a cohort of 3499 Thais: the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand Study
pp. 461-468(8)
Authors: S. Lochaya; P. Sritara; B. Neal; S. Cheepudomwit; N. Chapman; S. Tanomsup; T. Yipintsoi; M. Woodward; C. Kositchaiwat; S. Tunlayadechanont; T. Sura; B. Hengprasith; V. Tanphaichitr

Commentary: Cardiovascular implications of the epidemiological transition for the developing world: Thailand as a case in point
pp. 468-469(2)
Authors: Daniel G Hackam; Sonia S Anand

Authors’ Response
pp. 470-471(2)
Authors: M. Fukuda; K. Fukuda; T. Shimizu; C.Y. Andersen; A.G. Byskov

Interpreting and addressing inequalities in health: from Black to Acheson to Blair to …?
pp. 472-a-473(2)
Author: Michael Fitzpatrick

Breast Cancer Screening. International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) Handbooks of Cancer Prevention. Vol. 7.

Harri Vainio and Franca Bianchini (eds). Lyon: IARC Press, 2002, pp. 229, Euro 40.00. ISBN: 92-832-3007-8
pp. 472-472(1)
Authors: P.C. Gøtzsche

The Contextual Determinants of Malaria.

Casman EA, Dowlatabadi H (eds). Washington, DC: Resources for the Future, 2002, pp. 382, US$75.00. ISBN: 1-891853-19-8.
pp. 473-474(2)
Author: H. Elsey

Biostatistical Genetics and Genetic Epidemiology.

Elston R, Olson J, Palmer L (eds). Chichester: Wiley, 2002, pp. 831, £195.00. ISBN: 0-47148631-0.
pp. 474-474(1)
Author: E. Shah

Heart to Heart. The Twentieth Century Battle against Cardiac Disease. An Oral History.

Allen B Weisse. N.J. USA and London: Rutgers University Press, 2002, pp. 415, US$35.00. ISBN: 0-8135-3157.
pp. 475-476(2)
Author: A.G. Shaper

Long Term Effects of Stroke.

Bogousslavsky J (ed.). New York: Marcel Dekker, 2002, pp. 344, US$165.00. ISBN: 0-8247-0624-2.
pp. 475-475(1)
Author: E. Shah

You’ve Been Had! How the Media and Environmentalists Turned America into a Nation of Hypochondriacs.
pp. 476-477(2)
Author: Tony Mcmichael

Teaching Epidemiology; A Guide for Teachers in Epidemiology, Public Health and Clinical Medicine.

Olsen J, Saracci R, Trichopoulos D. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2001, pp. 394, £65.00 (HB), £32.50 (PB). ISBN: (HB) 0-19-850969-3, (PB) 0-19-263066-0.
pp. 477-478(2)
Author: Y. Ben-Shlomo

Multiple Sclerosis.

Warren S, Warren KG. Geneva: World Health Organization, 2001, pp. 123, SFr 35.00. ISBN: 92-4-156203-X.
pp. 477-477(1)
Author: Y. Ben-Shlomo

Corrigendum
pp. 479-480(2)

Bulletin Board
pp. 480-480(1)

Spotlight
pp. 481-483(3)

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