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Journal of Public Health (Oxford, England)|January 1, 2017
Built environment and health: a systematic review of studies in GermanyMaike Schulz, Matthias Romppel, Gesine GrandeJournal of Public Health (Oxford, England)|January 11, 2017
Development and validation of the Alzheimer's prevention beliefs measure in a multi-ethnic cohort-a behavioral theory approachAlon Seifan, Christine A Ganzer, Francoise Vermeylen, et al.Journal of Public Health (Oxford, England)|February 5, 2017
Exploring suicidal behaviours by probation clients-a qualitative near-lethal studyJ C Mackenzie, T Cartwright, J BorrillJournal of Public Health (Oxford, England)|November 25, 2016
Exploring men's perceptions of a community-based men's shed programme in EnglandGrant J McGeechan, C Richardson, L Wilson, et al.Journal of Public Health (Oxford, England)|December 1, 2016
Within-person analysis of welfare transitions in a longitudinal panel survey reveals change in mental health service useC Pymont, T P Schofield, P ButterworthJournal of Public Health (Oxford, England)|October 15, 2016
Does the social gradient remain in the dietary habits of a health-conscious population? A study of Seventh-Day Adventists in West MalaysiaMin Min Tan, Carina K Y Chan, Daniel D ReidpathJournal of Public Health (Oxford, England)|October 17, 2016
The relation between indicators of low employment quality and attendance behavior in countries of the European UnionHeidi Janssens, Lutgart Braeckman, Bart De Clercq, et al.Journal of Public Health (Oxford, England)|February 28, 2014
Prison and community outbreak of severe respiratory infection due to adenovirus type 14p1 in Tayside, UKB J Parcell, P G McIntyre, D L Yirrell, et al.Journal of Public Health (Oxford, England)|February 28, 2014
Implementing the Alcohol, Smoking, Substance Involvement Screening Test and linked brief intervention service in primary care in ThailandSawitri Assanangkornchai, Quantar Balthip, J Guy Edwards, et al.Journal of Public Health (Oxford, England)|March 13, 2014
No lasting legacy: no change in reporting of women's sports in the British print media with the London 2012 Olympics and ParalympicsC Packer, D J Geh, O W Goulden, et al.Pageof 268