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Volume 27 Number 4, July/August 2003 

• SPECIAL DOUBLE ISSUE

  • Integrating Behavioral Theory to Understand Hepatitis B Vaccination Among Men Who Have Sex With Men
  • Predicting Vigorous Physical Activity Using Social Cognitive Theory
  • Physical Activity Patterns Among Women in Rural Alabama
  • Sustaining Enthusiasm in the Classroom: Reinvestment Strategies That Work
  • Racial and Gender Differences in the Diets of Rural Youth and Their Mothers
  • Psychological Outcomes of a Pilot Multidisciplinary Program for Weight Management
  • Body-Image Perceptions: Reliability of a BMI-Based Silhouette Matching Test 
  • A Cluster Analytic Study of Osteoprotective Behavior in Undergraduates
  • Rural and Nonrural African American High School Students and STD/HIV Sexual-Risk Behaviors
  • Randomized Trial of 2 Interventions to Increase Older Women's Exercise
  • Use of HAART Among Young People Living With HIV
  • Delay in Seeking Advice for Symptoms that Potentially Indicate Bowel Cancer
  • Beliefs of Blue-collar Workers: Stage of Readiness for Exercise
  • Demographic and Psychosocial Correlates of Physical Activity Among African Americans
  • Correlates of Breast-feeding in a Rural Population 
  • Use of the Theory of Planned Behavior to Explain HRT Decisions
  • The Relationship of Body Mass Index, Medical Costs, and Job Absenteeism
  • Inside the Academy:
    • Profiles James M. Eddy, DEd, FAAHB
  • Cyber Notes:
    • Ten Informative Web Sites on Distance Education
  • ViewPoint:
    • Lawrence W. Green, DrPH, FAAHB