ARCHIVED - Chronic Diseases in Canada

Volume 29, no. 4, October 2009

In this issue

 

1. Explaining Alberta’s rising mesothelioma rates
   M. Cree, M. Lalji, B. Jiang, K. C. Carriere, J. Beach, A. Kamruzzaman

2. An intersectoral network for chronic disease prevention: the case of the Alberta Healthy Living Network
   R. Geneau, B. Legowski, S. Stachenko

3. Navigating the health care system: perceptions of patients with chronic pain
   A. L. Dewar, K. Gregg, M. I. White, J. Lander

4. School-based tobacco-control programming and student smoking behaviour
   D. A. Murnaghan, S. T. Leatherdale, M. Sihvonen, P. Kekki

5. A deprivation index for health planning in Canada
   R. Pampalon, D. Hamel, P. Gamache, G. Raymond

6. Report summary – Tracking heart disease and stroke in Canada 2009
   S. Dai, C. Bancej, A. Bienek, P. Walsh, P. Stewart, A. Wielgosz

7. Announcements

 

Chronic Diseases in Canada (CDIC) is a quarterly scientific journal focussing on current evidence relevant to the control and prevention of chronic (i.e. non-communicable) diseases and injuries in Canada. Since 1980 the journal has published a unique blend of peer-reviewed feature articles by authors from the public and private sectors and which may include research from such fields as epidemiology, public/community health, biostatistics, the behavioural sciences, and health services or economics. Only feature articles are peer reviewed. Authors retain responsibility for the content of their articles; the opinions expressed are not necessarily those of the CDIC editorial committee nor of the Public Health Agency of Canada.

ISSN 1481-8523