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    Jeannette Ickovics

    Department of Epidemiology and Public Health, Yale University, New Haven, CT, USA

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    Ichiro Kawachi

    Society, Human Development & Health Departments, Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, MA, USA

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    S Leonard Syme

    School of Public Health, University of California Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA

Section Topics

  • » Cultural variation
  • » Effects of age on health
  • » Factors affecting disabled women's health & places in society & space
  • » Genetics, behavior & the environment
  • » Health disparities: sex & race/ethnicity
  • » Health-damaging behaviors: risky sex, teen pregnancy, tobacco, alcohol, drugs
  • » Health-promoting behaviors: diet & exercise
  • » Prevention/behavioral & psychosocial interventions
  • » Psychosocial epidemiology: stress, optimism, religion, etc.
  • » Relationship matters: social capital, social support, social conflict
  • » Social & spatial patterning of health
  • » Social & structural determinants of health: social class, neighborhoods, laws/policies, etc.

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This well-conducted study found that visual assessment of the presence and severity of emphysema on a computed tomography (CT) scan is a significant predictor of death from both chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and lung...

Ravi Kalhan and Clara Schroedl, Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, USA. F1000 Respiratory Disorders

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Yao H, Duan M, Hu G, Buch S. J. Neurosci.. 2011 Aug 31; 31(35):12449-54

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Anirban Basu, National Brain Research Centre, India. F1000 Neurological Disorders

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