Epidemiology & epidemiological methods

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Injuries claim lives of many more boys than girls
Shelley Martin

CMAJ June 26, 2001 164 (13) 1883;
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Aging population means more cancer cases
Shelley Martin

CMAJ July 11, 2000 163 (1) 77-77-a;
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Drowning in Canada
Erica Weir

CMAJ June 27, 2000 162 (13) 1867;
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The relative risks and etiologic fractions of different causes of death and disease attributable to alcohol, tobacco and illicit drug use in Canada
Eric Single, Jürgen Rehm, Lynda Robson and Minh Van Truong

CMAJ June 13, 2000 162 (12) 1669-1675;
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Nonmedical drug use among adolescent students: highlights from the 1999 Ontario Student Drug Use Survey
Edward M. Adlaf, Angela Paglia, Frank J. Ivis and Anca Ialomiteanu

CMAJ June 13, 2000 162 (12) 1677-1680;
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Self-reported medical use of marijuana: a survey of the general population
Alan C. Ogborne, Reginald G. Smart and Edward M. Adlaf

CMAJ June 13, 2000 162 (12) 1685-1686;
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Substance abuse: tempering the debate
Perry Kendall and Erica Weir

CMAJ June 13, 2000 162 (12) 1687-1688;
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Stemming needless deaths: "medicalizing" the problem of injection drug use
Kyle D. Stevens

CMAJ June 13, 2000 162 (12) 1688-1689;
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Interpreting the relation between injection drug use and harm: a cautionary note
John F. Anderson

CMAJ June 13, 2000 162 (12) 1695-1696;
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Injection drug use and preventive measures: a comparison of Canadian and Western European jurisdictions over time
Benedikt Fischer, Jürgen Rehm and Tamara Blitz-Miller

CMAJ June 13, 2000 162 (12) 1709-1713;

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