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VOLUME 26, ISSUE 3: June 1999
Special Issue: Skin Cancer Prevention for Children and Their Caregivers
Articles:
(abstracts only online; full text in print)
SKIN CANCER PREVENTION: THE PROBLEM, RESPONSES,
AND LESSONS LEARNED
Corinne M. Graffunder, MPH, Stephen W. Wyatt, DDS, MPH,
Barbara Bewerse, MN, MPH, Irene Hall, PhD, Barbara Reilley, PhD, Rebeca Lee-Pethel, MPA
*SKIN CANCER PREVENTION FOR CHILDREN: A
CRITICAL REVIEW
David B. Buller, PhD, Ron Borland, PhD
FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH SKIN CANCER PREVENTION
PRACTICES IN A MULTIETHNIC POPULATION
Karen Glanz, PhD, MPH,
Robert A. Lew, PhD, Valerie Song, BA, Valerie Ah Cook, MPH
SUN AVOIDANCE PRACTICES AMONG NON-HISPANIC
WHITE CALIFORNIANS
Holly J. Hoegh, BS, Bonnie D. Davis, PhD, Andrew F. Manthe,
MPH
*THE FALMOUTH SAFE SKIN PROJECT: EVALUATION
OF A COMMUNITY PROGRAM TO PROMOTE SUN PROTECTION IN YOUTH
Donald R. Miller,
ScD, Alan C. Geller, RN, MPH, Martha C. Wood, MBA, Robert A. Lew, PhD, Howard K. Koh, MD, MPH
COMMUNICATING ABOUT YOUTH'S SUN EXPOSURE RISK
TO SOCCER COACHES AND PARENTS: A PILOT STUDY IN GEORGIA
Roxanne Parrott, PhD,
Ashley Duggan, MA, Jeff Cremo, BA, Alan Eckles, MS, Karyn Jones, MA, Carol Steiner, RN, MN
EVALUATION OF A THREE-YEAR SCHOOL-BASED
INTERVENTION TO INCREASE ADOLESCENT SUN PROTECTION
John B. Lowe, DrPH,
Kevin P. Balanda, PhD, Warren R. Stanton, PhD, Amaya Gillespie, PhD
SPECIAL ISSUE COMMENTARY
PROMOTING SUN PROTECTION IN CHILDREN: RATIONALE AND CHALLENGES
David Hill, PhD, Helen Dixon, BA (Hons)
* These articles are approved for CHES continuing education credit. See the registration form at the back of this issue.
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