Volume 2 2003

1-5	Environmental health on Australian bases in the Antarctic and sub-Antarctic Cath Deacon
6-13	Gastroenteritis prevention: Improving the health of young indigenous populations Judith Dean
14-20	A review of scrub typhus management in 2000-2001 and implications for soldiers Jonathan Devine
20-22	Development of a clean food and water environmental policy in a third world city Peter Durman
23-32	Limiting the spread of communicable diseases caused by human population movement Pramodh Nathaniel
33-35	Community-based environmental health: should health be integrated with environment? Deon Canyon
36-37	Environmental health: Global initiatives and new analytic approaches Peter Leggat
38-40	Community-based environmental health planning Michael B. Owen
41-45	Cuckoos, cows and a country doctor: The pioneering work of a rural health professional in the development of public health Vicki Saunders and David N. Durrheim
46-59	Policy Implications of 1080 Toxicology in New Zealand Sean Weaver
60-65	Resurgence of sleeping sickness in Southern Sudan Georgina Pagey
66-71	Management of a sleeping sickness epidemic in Southern Sudan Georgina Pagey
72-75	Inuit life in Canada's remote Arctic: Does it compare with indigenous peoples of Australia? Dawn Fowler and Konia Trouton
76-89	Landmines: an ongoing environmental health problem for the children of Afghanistan Marnie Fraser

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