P-ISSN 0029-2559
E-ISSN 2379-4313
Vol. 71, Issue 5, 2010September 01, 2010 EDT
The North Carolina Contribution to the CAPRISA 004 Study: The Global Health Initiative in Action
The North Carolina Contribution to the CAPRISA 004 Study: The Global Health Initiative in Action
Articles in Vol. 71, Issue 5, 2010
Vol. 71, Issue 5, 2010
- Tar Heel Footprints in Health CareAnna Bauer
- Secondhand Smoke Policies at State and County FairsCaroline MageAdam O. GoldsteinSiobhan ColganBron SkinnerKathryn D. KramerJulea SteinerAnn H. Staples
- Drive-Time Proximity to Joint Commission Primary Stroke Centers Among North Carolina Residents Who Died of StrokeAndrew W. AsimosDianne EnrightSara L. HustonLaurie H. Mettam
- Health Care Reform: A Perspective From Primary CareSteve ShoreGregory K. Griggs
- Putting Patients at the Forefront of Good Health Care ReformRobert W. Seligson
- Policy Forum International Health Initiatives in North CarolinaThomas C. Ricketts
- Understanding the Relevance of Global Health to North CarolinaLisa HawleyNicole FoucheWillard CatesMargaret E. Bentley
- One Health and Climate Change: Linking Environmental and Animal Health to Human HealthBarrett D. Slenning
- Significance of Aflatoxins in Rural and Global Health: Concern for Agricultural WorkersMustafa I. Selim
- North Carolina’s Health Care Workforce: How Global Are We?Leah E. Masselink
- Why Global Health Matters to North Carolina: Effects of the Global Health Sector on North Carolina’s EconomyKim Chapman PageAdrian Garcia-MosqueiraSui TangCharles Becker
- Global Health Is (Local) Public HealthMargaret E. BentleyGretchen Van Vliet
- North Carolina and the Evolving Global Health Policy AgendaBenjamin Mason MeierKristen Nichole Brugh
- Call to Action on Breastfeeding in North Carolina: Review and RationaleMiriam H. LabbokEmily Taylor
- Linking Challenges, Sharing Solutions: The Global Crisis in Human Resources for HealthBarbara StilwellDavid Nelson
- North Carolina and Global Reproductive Health: For Better and WorsePatty SkusterMerrill Wolf
- The Local/Global Connection: Partnering to Address the Sexual and Reproductive Health Needs of Latinos in North CarolinaLaura Villa-TorresFlorence M. SimánMerrill Wolf
- Advancing the Global Public Health Agenda With Commercial Clinical Research InfrastructureKelly T. McKeeOren Cohen
- Adapting the Evidence-Based Women’s CoOp Intervention to Prevent Human Immunodeficiency Virus Infection in North Carolina and International SettingsWendee M. WechsbergFelicia A. BrowneRachel Middlesteadt EllersonWilliam A. Zule
- Latino Health Coalition: Professional Development for Lasting ChangeStephanie Carter CaplanMelissa Edwards Smith
- Bringing Together Institutions and Individuals in Kannapolis, North Carolina, for Discoveries That Make the World HealthierDave Gessner
- Reports From the Field: North Carolina’s Global Health ConnectionsRose Hoban
- The North Carolina Contribution to the CAPRISA 004 Study: The Global Health Initiative in ActionWillard CatesAngela D. M. Kashuba
- 2010 Child Health Report CardAction for Children North CarolinaNorth Carolina Institute of Medicine
Cates, Willard, and Angela D. M. Kashuba. 2010. “The North Carolina Contribution to the CAPRISA 004 Study: The Global Health Initiative in Action.” North Carolina Medical Journal 71 (5): 490–91. https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.71.5.490.