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Volume 29 Number 3 2019

PU19230Countering the commercial determinants of health: strategic challenges for public health

Becky Freeman and Colin Sindall

PU19230 Full Text | PU19230PDF (266 KB) Open Access Article

PU19231Interview with Verity Firth: commercial interests and public health policy

Verity Firth and Becky Freeman

PU19231 Abstract | PU19231 Full Text | PU19231PDF (301 KB) Open Access Article

PU19232Public health over private wealth: rebalancing public and private interests in international trade and investment agreements

Ashley Schram, Belinda Townsend, Jeremy Youde and Sharon Friel

PU19232 Abstract | PU19232 Full Text | PU19232PDF (360 KB) Open Access Article

PU19233Learning healthcare systems: a perspective from the US

Andrew Bindman

PU19233 Abstract | PU19233 Full Text | PU19233PDF (219 KB) Open Access Article

PU19234The revolving door between government and the alcohol, food and gambling industries in Australia

Narelle Robertson, Gary Sacks and Peter Miller

PU19234 Abstract | PU19234 Full Text | PU19234PDF (349 KB) Open Access Article

PU19235Talking about a nanny nation: investigating the rhetoric framing public health debates in Australian news media

Josephine Chau, James Kite, Rimante Ronto, Alexandra Bhatti and Catriona Bonfiglioli

PU19235 Abstract | PU19235 Full Text | PU19235PDF (353 KB) Open Access Article

PU19236Innovation in school-level dental risk assessment: an evidence based Index of Dental Risk

Esther Charkey, Estie Kruger, Kate Dyson and Marc Tennant

PU19236 Abstract | PU19236 Full Text | PU19236PDF (1.1 MB) Open Access Article

PU19237Countering commercial interests: building advocacy campaigns to protect children from food marketing

Wendy Watson and Jane Martin

PU19237 Abstract | PU19237 Full Text | PU19237PDF (328 KB) Open Access Article

PU19238Proliferation of ‘healthy’ alcohol products in Australia: implications for policy

Danica Keric and Julia Stafford

PU19238 Abstract | PU19238 Full Text | PU19238PDF (327 KB) Open Access Article

PU19239Philip Morris International’s use of Facebook to undermine Australian tobacco control laws

Becky Freeman, Marita Hefler and Daniel Hunt

PU19239 Full Text | PU19239PDF (298 KB) Open Access Article