Size Matters – Patient Organisations Exaggerate Prevalence Numbers Anders TernhagTommi AsikainenJohan Giesecke Commentary Pages: 653 - 655
Methods to Account for Attrition in Longitudinal Data: Do They Work? A Simulation Study Vicki L. KristmanMichael MannoPierre Côté Methods Pages: 657 - 662
Answering Cluster Investigation Requests: The Value of Simple Simulations and Statistical Tools Stéphanie BellecDenis HémonJacqueline Clavel OriginalPaper Pages: 663 - 671
Adult Mortality at Age 57 After Prenatal Exposure to the Dutch Famine Rebecca C. PainterTessa J. RoseboomO.P. Bleker Mortality Pages: 673 - 676
All-Cause Mortality Among Belgian Military Radar Operators: A 40-Year Controlled Longitudinal Study Etienne DegravePhilippe AutierMartin Zizi OriginalPaper Pages: 677 - 681
Are Mortality Differences and Trends by Education Any Better or Worse in New Zealand? A Comparison Study with Norway, Denmark and Finland, 1980–1990s Jackie FawcettTony BlakelyAnton Kunst OriginalPaper Pages: 683 - 691
Absolute Temperature, Temperature Changes and Stroke Risk: A Case-Crossover Study C. KyobutungiA. GrauH. Becher Cardiovascular Diseases Pages: 693 - 698
Factors Modifying the Association Between Hormone-Replacement Therapy and Breast Cancer Risk Beate PeschYon KoThomas Brüning Cancer Pages: 699 - 711
The Association Between Allergy and Diabetes in the Canadian Population: Implications for the Th1-Th2 Hypothesis Robert DalesYue ChenJacob Karsh Diabetes Mellitus Pages: 713 - 717
Fetal and Postnatal Exposure to Tobacco Smoke and Respiratory Health in Children Renata ZlotkowskaJan E. Zejda Pulmonary Diseases Pages: 719 - 727
Deprivation, Immigration and Tuberculosis Incidence in Naples, 1996–2000 Antonio PonticielloMiriam C.J.M. SturkenboomAlessandro Sanduzzi Infectious Diseases Pages: 729 - 734
Epidemiology of International Terrorism Incomplete Pinchas Halpern Letters to the Editor Pages: 735 - 735
Changing Analytical Approaches in European Epidemiology – A Short Comment on a Recent Article Juan Merlo OriginalPaper Pages: 737 - 737
