International Journal of Epidemiology

Classics in epidemiology: should they get it right?
pp. 441-442(2)
Author: Smith G.D.

The limits of epidemiology and the Spanish Toxic Oil Syndrome
pp. 443-444(2)
Author: Terracini B.

Estrogen replacement therapy and coronary heart disease: a quantitative assessment of the epidemiologic evidence
pp. 445-453(9)
Authors: Stampfer M.J.; Colditz G.A.

Commentary: Hormones and heart disease: do trials and observational studies address different questions?
pp. 454-455(2)
Author: Stampfer M.

Commentary: The HRT story: vindication of old epidemiological theory
pp. 456-457(2)
Author: Vandenbroucke J.P.

Commentary: Observation versus intervention—what's different?
pp. 457-459(3)
Author: Barrett-Connor E.

Commentary: Hazards of studying women: the oestrogen oestrogen/progesterone dilemma
pp. 459-460(2)
Author: Kuller L.H.

Commentary: Hormone replacement therapy and coronary heart disease: four lessons
pp. 461-463(3)
Author: Petitti D.

Commentary: The hormone replacement–coronary heart disease conundrum: is this the death of observational epidemiology?
pp. 464-467(4)
Authors: Lawlor D.A.; Davey Smith G.; Ebrahim S.

Future Work
pp. 468-468(1)
Author: Adcock F.

Comparison of two cluster sampling methods for health surveys in developing countries
pp. 469-476(8)
Authors: Milligan P.; Njie A.; Bennett S.

The use of maximum likelihood methods to estimate the risk of tuberculous infection and disease in a Canadian First Nations population
pp. 477-484(8)
Authors: Clark M.; Vynnycky E.

Improving the efficiency of nested case-control studies of interaction by selecting controls using counter matching on exposure
pp. 485-492(8)
Authors: Cologne J.B.; Sharp G.B.; Neriishi K.; Verkasalo P.K.; Land C.E.; Nakachi K.

Reducing attrition in panel studies in developing countries
pp. 493-498(6)
Author: Hill Z.

Community based participatory research: a promising approach for increasing epidemiology's relevance in the 21st century
pp. 499-506(8)
Authors: Leung M.W.; Yen I.H.; Minkler M.

Commentary: The people know best
pp. 506-507(2)
Author: Calnan M.

Multiple cancer sites incidence rates estimation using a multivariate Bayesian model
pp. 508-516(9)
Authors: Assunção R.M.; Castro M.S.

Commentary: Robust estimation of population parameters with sparse data
pp. 516-517(2)
Author: Rachet B.

Effect of temperature and light on the stability of fat-soluble vitamins in whole blood over several days: implications for epidemiological studies
pp. 518-525(8)
Authors: Clark S.; Youngman L.D.; Chukwurah B.; Palmer A.; Parish S.; Peto R.; Collins R.

Agreement between husband and wife reports of domestic violence: evidence from poor refugee communities in Lebanon
pp. 526-533(8)
Authors: Khawaja M.; Tewtel-Salem M.

Within-person variation in serum lipids: implications for clinical trials
pp. 534-541(8)
Authors: Pereira M.A.; Weggemans R.M.; Jacobs D.R.; Hannan P.J.; Zock P.L.; Ordovas J.M.; Katan M.B.

Trends in antenatal human immunodeficiency virus prevalence in Western Kenya and Eastern Uganda: evidence of differences in health policies?
pp. 542-548(7)
Authors: Moore D.M.; Hogg R.S.

Commentary: Still dying of ignorance? Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) prevention strategies revisited
pp. 549-550(2)
Author: May M.

Neonatal tetanus incidence in China, 1996–2001, and risk factors for neonatal tetanus, Guangxi Province, China
pp. 551-557(7)
Authors: Chai F.; Prevots D.R.; Wang X.; Birmingham M.; Zhang R.

Antibiotic sales and the prevalence of symptoms of asthma, rhinitis, and eczema: The International Study of Asthma and Allergies in Childhood (ISAAC)
pp. 558-563(6)
Authors: Foliaki S.; Nielsen S.K.; Björkstén B.; von Mutius E.; Cheng S.; Pearce N.

Commentary: Use of antibiotics and risk of asthma
pp. 564-565(2)
Author: Pekkanen J.

Ageing populations and childhood infections: the potential impact on epidemic patterns and morbidity
pp. 566-572(7)
Authors: Williams J.R.; Manfredi P.

Household wood and charcoal smoke increases risk of otitis media in childhood in Maputo
pp. 573-578(6)
Authors: da Costa J.L.; Navarro A.; Neves J.B.; Martin M.

Long-term pulmonary complications in combatants exposed to mustard gas: a historical cohort study
pp. 579-581(3)
Authors: Zarchi K.; Akbar A.; Naieni K.H.

Factor analysis of household factors: are they associated with respiratory conditions in Chinese children?
pp. 582-588(7)
Authors: Qian Z.; Zhang J..; Korn L.R.; Wei F.; Chapman R.S.

Weight-for-age malnutrition in Indonesian children, 1992–1999
pp. 589-595(7)
Authors: Waters H.; Saadah F.; Surbakti S.; Heywood P.

Tubal sterilization and risk of ovarian, endometrial and cervical cancer. A Danish population-based follow-up study of more than 65 000 sterilized women
pp. 596-602(7)
Authors: Kjaer S.K.; Mellemkjaer L.; Brinton L.A.; Johansen C.; Gridley G.; Olsen J.H.

Commentary: Does tubal sterilization reduce the risk of gynaecological cancers?
pp. 603-604(2)
Author: Purdie D.M.

Impact of social standing on injury prevention in a World Health Organization Safe Community—intervention outcome by household employment contract
pp. 605-611(7)
Authors: Lindqvist K.; Timpka T.; Karlsson N.

What is a case-control study?
pp. 612-613(2)
Author: Marshall T.

Smoking among high school adolescents in Karachi, Pakistan
pp. 613-614(2)
Authors: Rozi S.; Akhtar S.

Cardiovascular risk assessment—time to look beyond cohort studies
pp. 614-615(2)
Authors: Brindle P.M.; Holt T.A.

Coffee consumption and risk of type 2 diabetes in Finnish twins
pp. 616-617(2)
Authors: Carlsson S.; Hammar N.; Grill V.; Kaprio J.

Health Inequalities: Lifecourse Approaches. Davey Smith G (ed.). Bristol: The Policy Press, 2003, pp. 592, £25.00 (PB) ISBN: 1-86134-322-1, £55.00 (HB) ISBN: 1-86134-323-X.
pp. 618-619(2)
Author: Kaplan G.A.

Archie Cochrane: Back to the Front. Barcelona: Special edition for the XI Cochrane Colloquium, Barcelona, Spain, October 2003. Bosch FX, Molas R (eds), pp. 328 ISBN: 84-607-8958-6. No price stated.
pp. 619-620(2)
Author: Last J.

Diet, Life Expectancy and Chronic Disease. Studies of Seventh-Day Adventists and Other Vegetarians. Gary E Fraser. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2003, pp. 371, £39.95 (HB). ISBN: 0-19-511324-1.
pp. 620-621(2)
Author: Ness A.

Proteomic and genomic analysis of cardiovascular disease. Jennifer E Van Eyk, Michael J Dunn (eds). Chichester: John Wiley & Sons Ltd, 2003, pp. 423, (HB) £85.00. ISBN: 3-527-30596-3.
pp. 621-622(2)
Author: George S.J.

Silent Scourge: Children, Pollution and Why Scientists Disagree. Colleen F Moore. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2003, pp. 261, £24.95 (HB). ISBN: 0-19-515391-X.
pp. 621-621(1)
Author: Henderson J.

Books Received
pp. 623-623(1)

Sexual partner reductions explain human immunodeficiency virus declines in Uganda: comparative analyses of HIV and behavioural data in Uganda, Kenya, Malawi, and Zambia
pp. 624-624(1)
Authors: Stoneburner R.L.; Low-Beer D.

Courses, meetings and conferences listed
pp. 625-625(1)