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			CrossCurrents Summer 2003 Health Promotion Full contents Only those articles with links (underlined) are available online. For more information, contact numbers are provided below. Note from the Editor News from the Centre Conferences Focus: Health Promotion A call to action: Health promotion enhances the work of mental health and addiction practioners A matter of degree: Social norming strategy challenges campus drinking culture Is your hospital healthy? Organizational commitment promotes staff well-being Healthy aging: Awareness grows of need to promote mental health among older adults Smoking out psychiatric institutions: Tobacco-free policies support healthier environments Q & A: Common questions about health promotion Profile New screening protcol promises to uncover often-overlooked abuse  News Urban Elder brings traditional healing to the twenty-first century Treating the terrorized: practising on the front line The Sopranos wins praise for its portrayal of female therapists Peer assessment process may reduce methadone-related deaths Research Update (Not all stories are included online) Suicide risk high among people with bipolar disorder and addiction Expressing anger may be good for your heart Moderate alcohol use may lower risk of stroke Mild brain injury can lead to major depression Swedish study finds single-parent children at risk Quitting smoking gets easier with experience Link between neuroleptic medications and smoking identified Reviews Dual Disorders: progress in connecting the two fields Beyond Crazy: taking a whack at stigma Downloaded The Last Word Is the prognosis for schizophrenia really better in low-income countries than in the West?		En Français | Help | Search | Events | CAMH Library | Guide to CAMH | Donate Now   You are Here : CAMH > CrossCurrents > Summer 2003 > Full contents>   CrossCurrents Summer 2003 Health Promotion Full contents of the current issue Only those articles with links (underlined) are available online. For more information, contact numbers are provided below.   Related Pages Subscription Information Back Issues of Crosscurrents Back Issues of The Journal Index of CrossCurrents from winter 2002 -- of Mental Health Articles / PDF -- of Addiction Articles / PDF Prior to winter 2002, CrossCurrents was called The Journal. Index of Journal articles to Winter 2002 -- of Mental Health Articles / PDF -- of Addiction Articles / PDF This Issue: Selected Articles Online Note from the Editor News from the Centre Conference Listings Focus: Health Promotion A call to action: Health promotion enhances the work of mental health and addiction practioners A matter of degree: Social norming strategy challenges campus drinking culture Is your hospital healthy? Organizational commitment promotes staff well-being Healthy aging: Awareness grows of need to promote mental health among older adults Smoking out psychiatric institutions: Tobacco-free policies support healthier environments Q & A: Common questions about health promotion Profile New screening protcol promises to uncover often-overlooked abuse  News Urban Elder brings traditional healing to the twenty-first century Treating the terrorized: practising on the front line The Sopranos wins praise for its portrayal of female therapists Peer assessment process may reduce methadone-related deaths Research Update Reviews Dual Disorders: progress in connecting the two fields The Last Word Is the prognosis for schizophrenia really better in low-income countries than in the West?

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