Articles from The Nation's Health (May 1, 2008)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Advocates call for changes in injury data reporting: improved e-coding could lead to more prevention techniques.	Currie, Donya		724
Americans unaware of blindness signs.			191
APHA calls for loan forgiveness programs.		Brief article	149
APHA Learning Institutes offer opportunities for continuing education.			247
APHA members propose new Association policies.			317
APHA Sections, SPIGs announce nominees for 2008 leadership.			1376
APHA supports U.S. health statisics agency.		Brief article	231
APHA takes action on flu, Medicaid.			84
APHA weighs in on health court cases.			419
Applicants sought for new round of APHA traffic safety program.			208
Association members vote to approve single APHA Bylaws in recent ballot.			204
Better knowledge of strokes needed.			147
Black, Hispanic kids more likely to be poor.			125
Calling on Congress to fund public health.			61
Center trains community providers on state-of-the-art diabetes care.	Currie, Donya		200
Chicago program brings health to area homeless: providing stable housing proves successful tactic, study finds.	Currie, Donya		761
Correction.		Correction notice	22
Distance to coal mines tied to poor health.			190
Drug-resistant tests could lower costs.			207
Educational opportunities offered with 'Unnatural Causes' film series.		Brief article	112
Emergency care systems: the safety net of safety nets.	Degutis, Linda		507
EPA's smog standard a missed opportunity, advocates report.	Krisberg, Kim		540
Faith groups bring new voices to climate change discussion: social justice, health are key messages.	Krisberg, Kim		1548
Falls among elderly an ongoing, serious public health problem.			475
Genomics heralded as new tool for improving public health: emerging science.	Johnson, Teddi Dineley		1376
Having fun should include protection from the sun.	Johnson, Teddi Dineley		820
HIV name reporting not lowering test rates.	Krisberg, Kim	Brief article	146
Hoping to inspire action, GAO adds U.S. Census to 'at-risk' list.	Currie, Donya	Brief article	253
Hormone therapy risk outweighs benefits.		Clinical report	206
Idaho Affiliate offers health groups a home on the Internet.	Johnson, Teddi Dineley		511
Immigrants not major factor in nation's health insurance crisis.			331
Injury a leading killer for children in Asia.		Brief article	180
International forum tackles global public health work force shortages.	Currie, Donya		442
Latin America faces yellow fever outbreak.	Currie, Donya		157
Many worried about Medicare cut impacts.			210
Mexico City outlaws smoking at work.			158
Minnesota predicting high obesity toll.	Currie, Donya		342
More Americans get colorectal screening.		Clinical report	242
National Public Health Week 2008 kicks off: nation marks 'Climate Change: Our Health in the Balance'.			82
New York City unveils condom campaign.			234
One in three forgo care because of cost.	Currie, Donya		200
Physical activity good for school grades.			174
Power plant emissions up, as cleaner energy sought.			278
Q&A with global health leader Mirta Roses Periago: recognizing the 'interdependency' of this century.			1183
Reducing salt could lower kids' obesity.	Currie, Donya		188
Registration opens this month for APHA's 136th Annual Meeting.			342
Rise in foodborne illnesses from leafy vegetables tied to production.	Currie, Donya		234
Risk of not vaccinating highlighted in measles.			162
SCHIP covers millions of children in 2007.			211
Schools are among safest places for kids.	Gillespie, Michael		302
Schools home to food, drink ads in Maryland.			264
Shortage of U.S. public health workers projected to worsen: about 250,000 new workers needed.	Johnson, Teddi Dineley		1523
States lack key laws that would offer protections on highways.			393
Study in Florida Affiliate journal receives global news attention.			122
Tight state budgets put strain on critical public health programs.			233
U.S.-Mexico region a natural disaster risk.			160
Veteran screening aids mental health.			266
Washington Affiliate works to protect kids in cars from smoking.		Brief article	255