Table of Contents

February 2015; Volume 45,Issue 1
  • A
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  • E
  • F
  • G
  • H
  • I
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  • K
  • L
  • M
  • N
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  • P
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  1. Krisberg, Kim

    1. States in Brief
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health February 2015, 45 (1) 18;
    2. Study: One episode of binge drinking enough to weaken immune system
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health February 2015, 45 (1) E3;
    3. New York makes plan to ban fracking, citing health concerns, research gaps
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health February 2015, 45 (1) 18;
    4. Educational messages to parents help kids complete flu vaccinations
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health February 2015, 45 (1) E1;
    5. Losing weight for health reasons helps keep it off
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health February 2015, 45 (1) E2;
    6. CHIP remains critical link for US children’s health: Landmark program still vital, even with Affordable Care Act
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health February 2015, 45 (1) 1-22;
    7. Globe in Brief
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health February 2015, 45 (1) 23;
    8. Public health extras: Menu labeling, ATV safety
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health February 2015, 45 (1) E4;
    9. Health Findings
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health February 2015, 45 (1) 21;
    10. Nation in Brief
      Kim Krisberg
      The Nation's Health February 2015, 45 (1) 8;

  2. Kumanyika, Shiriki

    1. Public health science: right evidence needed in right place, at right time
      Shiriki Kumanyika
      The Nation's Health February 2015, 45 (1) 3;

L

  1. Late, Michele

    1. Graphic draws attention to effects of climate change: Advocates encouraged to share free APHA visual tool
      Michele Late
      The Nation's Health February 2015, 45 (1) 5;
    2. APHA’s Twitter recognized as one of the best
      Michele Late
      The Nation's Health February 2015, 45 (1) 3;

M

  1. McGill, Natalie

    1. Spending bill funding tackles US, global response to Ebola
      Natalie McGill
      The Nation's Health February 2015, 45 (1) 6;
    2. US life expectancy up, but chronic diseases are also, health rankings say
      Natalie McGill
      The Nation's Health February 2015, 45 (1) 6;
    3. APHA in Brief
      Natalie McGill
      The Nation's Health February 2015, 45 (1) 5;
    4. Resources: February 2015
      Natalie McGill
      The Nation's Health February 2015, 45 (1) E6;
    5. Newsmakers: February 2015
      Natalie McGill
      The Nation's Health February 2015, 45 (1) E5;
    6. Global report reveals more work needed to reduce violence worldwide
      Natalie McGill
      The Nation's Health February 2015, 45 (1) 23;
    7. Synthetic drugs: ‘For sale’ doesn’t always mean it’s safe
      Natalie McGill
      The Nation's Health February 2015, 45 (1) 28;
    8. Farmers markets bring healthy choices to low-income shoppers: USDA program benefits SNAP users
      Natalie McGill
      The Nation's Health February 2015, 45 (1) 1-16;

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  1. Wahowiak, Lindsey

    1. Addressing stigma, disparities in minority mental health: Access to care among barriers
      Lindsey Wahowiak
      The Nation's Health February 2015, 45 (1) 1-20;
    2. APHA Advocates
      Lindsey Wahowiak
      The Nation's Health February 2015, 45 (1) 2-26;
    3. Q&A: HRSA Administrator Mary Wakefield: Achieving equity, improving health outcomes: Public health advocates urged to encourage ACA enrollment
      Lindsey Wahowiak
      The Nation's Health February 2015, 45 (1) 9;
    4. National Public Health Week toolkit now available online
      Lindsey Wahowiak
      The Nation's Health February 2015, 45 (1) 3;
    5. Journal Watch
      Lindsey Wahowiak
      The Nation's Health February 2015, 45 (1) 4;
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