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390 Unlinking Disability Income, Substance Use and Adverse Outcomes in DuallyDiagnosed, Severely Mentally Ill OutpatientsRichard K. Ries, M.D., Robert A. Short, Ph.D., Dennis G. Dyck, Ph.D., DebraS. Srebnik, Ph.D.398 Prevalence of Substance Abuse among Patients with Physical Diseases Seenin an Emergency Room in JapanNaotsugu Hirabayasbi, M.D., Ph.D., Kiyoshi Wada, M.D., Ph.D.,lTomoki Kimura, M.D., Hiichi Hirabayashi, M.D., Ph.D., SirohMishima, M.D., Ph.D, Tetsao Yukioka, M.D., Ph.D., TomqyukiHanaoka, M.D., Ph.D, MakioIimori, M.D., Ph.D.405 Factors Associated with Readiness to Stop Smoking among PatientsinTreatment for Alcohol Use Disorder418 ErratumAnne Joseph, M.D., M.P.H., Ben Lexau, Psy.D., Mark Willenbring, M.D.,Sean Nugent, E.A., Dave Nelson, Ph.D.419 Information for Contributors
TOBACCO CONTROLDecember 2004 Vol. 13 nº 4Editorial321 Changes at Tobacco Control S ChapmanNews analysis323 European Union: shock at Rylanderappointment .Japan, India: mobile smoking vans •Brazil: growers' lobby stalls FCTC • Uganda: official's"shock" over warning size « New Zealand: hospitalitytrade's "mindset" problem • UK: how did these gethere? « Guatemala: PM's youth leaflets sent to homes.Hungary: court victory on point of sale ads • UK: cig asa parrotReview327 Tobacco smoking using a waterpipe: a reemergingstrain in a global epidemicW Maziak, K D Ward, R A Afifi Soweid, TEissenbergResearch papersPolicy forum334 Relation between access to tobacco andadolescent smoking C Dent, A Biglan339 An international analysis of cigaretteaffordability E H Blecher, C P van Walbeek347 Relation between local restaurant smoking regulationsand attitudes towards the prevalence and socialacceptability of smoking: a study of youths and adultswho eat out predominantly at restaurants in their townA B Albers, M Siegel, D M Cheng, L Biener,N A Rigotti356 Impacts of the Master Settlement Agreement on thetobacco industry f A Sloan, C A Mathews,J C Trogdon362 A nicotine delivery device without the nicotine?Tobacco industry development of low nicotinecigarettes J Dunsby, L Bero370 The wealth effects of smoking J L Zagorsky375 The Living Tomorrow Project: how Philip Morris hasused a Belgian tourist attraction to promote ventilationapproaches to the control of second hand smoke PPilkington, A B Gilmore379 How Philip Morris unlocked the Japanesecigarette market: lessons for global tobacco control ALambert, J D Sargent, S A Glantz, P M LingOther topics388 Regional, disease specific patterns of smokingattributablemortality in 2000 M Ezzati, A D Lopez396 Tobacco attributable deaths ¡n South AfricaF Sitas, M Urban, D Bradshaw, D Kielkowski,S Bah, R Peto400 Tobacco use in popular movies during the past decadeC Mekemson, D Clik, K Tifus, A Myerson, A Shaivitz,A Ang, S Mitchell403 Adults only: the prevalence of tobaccopromotions ¡n bars and clubs in the Boston areaL Biener, A L Nyman, R L Kline, A B Albers409 Is household smoking status associated withexpenditure on food at restaurants, alcohol, gamblingand insurance? Results from the 1998-99 HouseholdExpenditure Survey, Australia M Siahpush, R Borland,M Scollo415 Which smokers use the smoking cessationQuitline in Hong Kong, and how effective is theQuitline? ASM Abdullah, T-H Lam, SSC Chan,A J Hedley422 Genetically decreased CYP2A6 and the risk of tobaccodependence: a prospective study of novice smokers JO'Lougnlin, G Paradis, W Kim, J DiFranza, GMeshefedjian, E McMillan-Davey, S Wong, J Hanley, RF Tyndale429 Merchandising of cigarettes in San Franciscopharmacies: 27 years later B Eule, M K Sullivan,S A Schroeder, K S Hudmon433 Achieving the Framework Convention on TobaccoControl's potential by investing in national capacity HWipfli, F Stillman, S Tamplin, V Luiza da Costa e Silva,D Yach, J SametDebate438 Food and Drug Administration regulation of tobaccoproducts: introduction S Shatenstein439 Food and Drug Administration regulation of tobacco:snatcning defeat from the jaws of victory M Siegel441 Opposition in search of a rationale: the case forFood and Drug Administration regulationM L MyersAdvocacy in action445 Advocacy ¡n action: extreme corporatemakeover interruptus: denormalising tobacco industrycorporate schmoozing S ChapmanIndustry watch447 Corporate social responsibility and the tobaccoindustry: hope or hype? N HirschhornPostScript454 Letter455 Book reviewsMiscellanea346, 395, 408, 414, 428, 443, 444, 456The Lighter Side421 Echo: How much downside? Quantifying therelative harm from tobacco taxation
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