1. Health literacy: A national priority

   • Richard H. Carmona

   Foreword Pages: 803 - 803

2. Advancing the field of health literacy

   • Sunil Kripalani
   • Michael K. Paasche-Orlow
   • Somnath Saha

   Introduction Pages: 804 - 805

3. Limited literacy and mortality in the elderly

   • Rebecca L. Sudore
   • Kristine Yaffe
   • Dean Schillinger

   Original Articles Pages: 806 - 812

4. Impact of health literacy on longitudinal asthma outcomes

   • Carol A. Mancuso
   • Melina Rincon

   Original Articles Pages: 813 - 817

5. Impact of health literacy on depressive symptoms and mental health-related quality of life among adults with addiction

   • Alisa Lincoln
   • Michael K. Paasche-Orlow
   • Jeffrey H. Samet

   Original Articles Pages: 818 - 822

6. Literacy education as treatment for depression in patients with limited literacy and depression

   • Barry D. Weiss
   • Laurie Francis
   • Rie Hargraves

   Original Articles Pages: 823 - 828

7. Health literacy as a predictor of follow-up after an abnormal pap smear

   • Stacy Tessler Lindau
   • Anirban Basu
   • Sara A. Leitsch

   Original Articles Pages: 829 - 834

8. Health literacy, antiretroviral adherence, and HIV-RNA suppression

   • Michael K. Paasche-Orlow
   • Debbie M. Cheng
   • Jeffrey H. Samet

   Original Articles Pages: 835 - 840

9. Health literacy and anticoagulation-related outcomes among patients taking warfarin

   • Margaret C. Fang
   • Edward L. Machtinger
   • Dean Schillinger

   Original Articles Pages: 841 - 846

10. Low literacy impairs comprehension of prescription drug warning labels

    • Terry C. Davis
    • Michael S. Wolf
    • Ruth M. Parker

    Original Articles Pages: 847 - 851

11. Predictors of medication self-management skill in a low-literacy population

    • Sunil Kripalani
    • Laura E. Henderson
    • Terry A. Jacobson

    Original Articles Pages: 852 - 856

12. Impact of health literacy on socioeconomic and racial differences in health in an elderly population

    • David H. Howard
    • Tetine Sentell
    • Julie A. Gazmararian

    Original Articles Pages: 857 - 861

13. Importance of adult literacy in understanding health disparities

    • Tetine Lynn Sentell
    • Helen Ann Halpin

    Original Articles Pages: 862 - 866

14. Use of a modified informed consent process among vulnerable patients

    • Rebecca L. Sudore
    • C. Seth Landefeld
    • Dean Schillinger

    Original Articles Pages: 867 - 873

15. Brief Report: screening items to identify patients with limited health literacy skills

    • Lorraine S. Wallace
    • Edwin S. Rogers
    • Barry D. Weiss

    Original Articles Pages: 874 - 877

16. The meaning and the measure of health literacy

    • David W. Baker

    Perspective Pages: 878 - 883

17. How health care systems can begin to address the challenge of limited literacy

    • Michael K. Paasche-Orlow
    • Dean Schillinger
    • Edward H. Wagner

    Commentaries Pages: 884 - 887

18. Teaching about health literacy and clear communication

    • Sunil Kripalani
    • Barry D. Weiss

    Commentaries Pages: 888 - 890

19. Beyond the institute of medicine health literacy report

    • Ruth M. Parker
    • David A. Kindig

    Commentaries Pages: 891 - 892

20. Improving literacy as a means to reducing health disparities

    • Somnath Saha

    Editorials Pages: 893 - 895

21. Literacy and health outcomes

    • Michael P. Pignone
    • Darren A. DeWalt

    Editorials Pages: 896 - 897

22. Confirming comprehension of informed consent as a protection of human subjects

    • Jeremy Sugarman
    • Michael Paasche-Orlow

    Editorials Pages: 898 - 899

23. Understanding Health Literacy: Implications for Medicine and Public Health. 2004. Joanne G. Schwartzberg, Jonathan B. VanGeest, and Claire Wang, editors

    • Lynn Nielsen-Bohlman

    Book Review Pages: 900 - 900