Commentary

Volume 17, Number 4 / December 2007, pp. 279 - 287
Distinguishing surveillance from research
Greg Sherman & Jose Campione-Piccardo

Volume 17, Number 1 / March 2007, pp. 71 - 79
The end of death in late modernity: An emerging public health challenge
Alan Kellehear

Volume 16, Number 4 / December 2006, pp. 331 - 343
The challenge of developing corporate citizenship for sustainable public health: An exploration of the issues, with reference to the experience of North West England
Mark Dooris

Volume 16, Number 2 / June 2006, pp. 143 - 157
Defining, conceptualizing and characterizing racism in health research
Yin C. Paradies

Volume 15, Number 1 / March 2005, pp. 65 - 74
"Population profiling" and public health risk: When and how should we use race/ethnicity?
George T. H. Ellison

Responses

Volume 17, Number 4 / December 2007, pp. 289 - 292
The implications of distinguishing research from anything
Joanna Reynolds & Nicola Crichton

Volume 17, Number 3 / September 2007, pp. 195 - 202
The changing face of death: Implications for public health
Steve Conway

Volume 16, Number 4 / December 2006, pp. 345 - 346
Where is the health in healthcare?
Trevor Hancock

Volume 15, Number 1 / March 2005, pp. 75 - 76
Practical concerns that arise from using race/ethnicity as ‘the most reliable proxy available’
Andrew Smart

Volume 15, Number 1 / March 2005, pp. 77 - 78
The Paradox of race/ethnicity
Paul Martin

For further responses
Email David9.Evans@uwe.ac.uk
Davis Evans