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American Journal of Public Health, Vol.91, n°3. - March 2001
| Titre : | American Journal of Public Health, Vol.91, n°3. - March 2001 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 01/03/2001 |
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H. A. POLLACK
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2001
Dans American Journal of Public Health (Vol.91, n°3, March 2001) Article : Périodique
Dans American Journal of Public Health (Vol.91, n°3, March 2001) Article : Périodique
OBJECTIVES: This study analyzed the relationship between prenatal maternal smoking and sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) and examined the cost-effectiveness of smoking cessation interventions. METHODS: All recorded US singleton SIDS deaths fro[...]
S. BRYN AUSTIN ;
GORTMAKER S.L.
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2001
Dans American Journal of Public Health (Vol.91, n°3, March 2001) Article : Périodique
Dans American Journal of Public Health (Vol.91, n°3, March 2001) Article : Périodique
OBJECTIVES: This analysis tested the relation between dieting frequency and risk of smoking initiation in a longitudinal sample of adolescents.
METHODS: From 1995 to 1997, 1295 middle school girls and boys participated in a nutrition and physic[...]
M. J. ROTHERAM-BORUS ;
M. B. LEE ;
D. A. MURPHY ;
D. FUTTERMAN ;
N. DUAN ;
J. M. BIRNBAUM ;
M. LIGHTFOOT
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2001
Dans American Journal of Public Health (Vol.91, n°3, March 2001) Article : Périodique
Dans American Journal of Public Health (Vol.91, n°3, March 2001) Article : Périodique
OBJECTIVES: HIV transmission behaviors and health practices of HIV-infected youths were examined over a period of 15 months after they received a preventive intervention.
METHODS: HIV-infected youths aged 13 to 24 years (n = 310; 27% African Am[...]
T. W. VALENTE ;
D. VLAHOV
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2001
Dans American Journal of Public Health (Vol.91, n°3, March 2001) Article : Périodique
Dans American Journal of Public Health (Vol.91, n°3, March 2001) Article : Périodique
Objectives. This study characterized social network context of HIV risk behavior among injection drug users who participated in a needle exchange program. Methods. Interviews were conducted with 1184 injection drug users at the Baltimore Needle [...]