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New South Wales Public Health Bulletin New South Wales Public Health Bulletin
Volume 18 Number 11 & 12 2007
Cities, Sustainability and Health – part 2


Descriptive Table of Contents 


pp. i-i

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Healthy, just and eco-sensitive cities: moving forward 

Jane M. Dixon and Anthony G. Capon

pp. 209-212

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Further information and useful resources 


pp. 213-213

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Seeing obesity as a systems problem 

Barry Newell, Katrina Proust, Robert Dyball and Phil McManus

pp. 214-218

Abstract  | Full Text  | PDF (193 KB)


Too busy: why time is a health and environmental problem 

Lyndall Strazdins and Bernadette Loughrey

pp. 219-221

Abstract  | Full Text  | PDF (121 KB)


'Crowded suburbs' and 'killer cities': a brief review of the relationship between urban environments and mental health 

Helen L. Berry

pp. 222-227

Abstract  | Full Text  | PDF (149 KB)


Healthy by Design: an innovative planning tool for the development of safe, accessible and attractive environments 

Emma Sutherland and Rachel Carlisle

pp. 228-231

Abstract  | Full Text  | PDF (127 KB)


Public health and the potential benefits of Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design 

Paul Cozens

pp. 232-237

Abstract  | Full Text  | PDF (167 KB)


Can the impact on health of a government policy designed to create more liveable neighbourhoods be evaluated? An overview of the RESIDential Environment Project 

Billie Giles-Corti, Matthew Knuiman, Terri J. Pikora, Kimberly Van Neil, Anna Timperio, Fiona C. L. Bull, Trevor Shilton and Max Bulsara

pp. 238-242

Abstract  | Full Text  | PDF (128 KB)


Climate change and infectious diseases 

Adam Craig, Gillian Hall and Richard Russell

pp. 243-244

| Full Text  | PDF (109 KB)


Factsheet: Yellow fever 


pp. 245-245

| Full Text  | PDF (93 KB)


Communicable Diseases Report, New South Wales, September and October 2007 


pp. 246-250

| Full Text  | PDF (154 KB)


Erratum to: Communicable Diseases Report, NSW, May and June 2007 


pp. 237-237

 | Erratum (341 KB)


Erratum to: Communicable Diseases Report, NSW, July and August 2007 


pp. 237-237

 | Erratum (259 KB)


Author Index 2007 


pp. 251-253

PDF (104 KB)


Subject Index 2007 


pp. 254-259

PDF (152 KB)


Volume 18 Number 11 & 12 


pp. 209-260

PDF (567 KB)


  
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