The Lancet, Vol. 372, Iss. 9650, 2008

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A very excellent issue of the Lancet this week which picks up the Social Determinants of Health theme.

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The Lancet Volume 372, Issue 9650, Pages 1607-1706 (8 November 2008-14 November 2008)

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Can health equity become a reality? Page 1607 The Lancet

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China unveils plans for health-care reform Page 1608 The Lancet

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TheLancet.com—fast forward for health Page 1608 The Lancet

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Welfare for all—or only for the needy? Pages 1609-1610 Steinar Westin

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Sure Start Local Programmes in England Pages 1610-1612 Penny Kane

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Can we eliminate inequalities in coronary disease? Absolutely Pages 1612-1613 Tobias and Rodgers

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Green space, psychological restoration, and health inequality Pages 1614-1615 Terry Hartig

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Medical-legal partnerships: transforming health care Pages 1615-1617 Barry Zuckerman, Sandel, Ellen Lawton and Morton

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Anthropology in China's health promotion and tobacco Pages 1617-1618 Shuiyuan Xiao and Kohrman

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Reproductive health in China: improve the means to the end Pages 1619-1620 Jing Fang and Joan Kaufman

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New director elected for WHO's Western Pacific region Page 1621 Margaret Cheng

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Drug abuse in older US adults worries experts Page 1622 Boddiger

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Baying at the moon: addressing the politics of global health Pages 1623-1624 Ilona Kickbusch

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State of the nation Page 1624 Faith McLellan

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Marmot: leader in the social determinants of health Page 1625 Boseley

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Road maps to health Pages 1626-1627 Bill Bynum

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Allan Rosenfield Page 1628 Alison Snyder

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The control factor: a neglected social determinant of health Page 1629 Komla Tsey

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Rethinking suicide prevention in Asian countries Pages 1629-1630 Ying-Yeh Chen and SF Yip

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Rethinking suicide prevention in Asian countries Page 1630 Masatoshi Inagaki, Toshihiko Matsumoto, Kenji Kawano, Mitsuhiko Yamada and Tadashi Takeshima

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Carbocisteine for acute exacerbations of COPD Page 1630 Waller and Samy Suissa

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Carbocisteine for acute exacerbations of COPD Pages 1630-1631 Prasanta Raghab Mohapatra and Deepak Aggarwal

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Carbocisteine for acute exacerbations of COPD – Authors' reply Pages 1631-1632 Jin-Ping Zheng, Nan-Shan Zhong, Mei Jiang and Guang-Qiao Zeng

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Historians and the history of medicine Page 1632 Iain Chalmers

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Department of Error Page 1632

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The role of welfare state principles and generosity in social policy programmes for public health: an international comparative study Pages 1633-1640 Olle Lundberg, Åberg Yngwe, Kölegård Stjärne, Jon Ivar Elstad, Tommy Ferrarini, Olli Kangas, Thor Norström, Joakim Palme and Johan Fritzell

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Effects of fully-established Sure Start Local Programmes on 3-year-old children and their families living in England: a quasi-experimental observational study Pages 1641-1647 Melhuish, Jay Belsky, Alastair H Leyland and

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Best-practice interventions to reduce socioeconomic inequalities of coronary heart disease mortality in UK: a prospective occupational cohort study Pages 1648-1654 Mika Kivimäki, J Shipley, Jane E Ferrie, Archana Singh-Manoux, G Batty, Tarani Chandola, G Marmot and Davey

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Effect of exposure to natural environment on health inequalities: an observational population study Pages 1655-1660 and Popham

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Closing the gap in a generation: health equity through action on the social determinants of health Pages 1661-1669 Marmot, Sharon Friel, Ruth Bell, Tanja AJ Houweling and Sebastian

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Globalisation and health: the need for a global vision Pages 1670-1676 Ted Schrecker, Labonté and o De Vogli

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Global health equity and climate stabilisation: a common agenda Pages 1677-1683 Sharon Friel, Marmot, J Mc, Tord Kjellstrom and Denny Vågerö

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Addressing social determinants of health inequities: what can the state and civil society do? Pages 1684-1689 Blas, Lucy Gilson, P , Labonté, Jostacio Lapitan, Carles Muntaner, Piroska Östlin, Jennie Popay, Ritu Sadana, Gita Sen, Ted Schrecker and Ziba Vaghri

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Recommendations for action on the social determinants of health: a Canadian perspective Pages 1690-1693 Shanthi , Sylvia Abonyi, Bonnie Jeffery, Hackett, Hampton, Tom McIntosh, Diane Martz, Nazeem Muhajarine, Pammla Petrucka and Nazmi Sari

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Placing the individual within a social determinants approach to health inequity Pages 1694-1696 Ian Forde and lind Raine

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Emergence of chronic non-communicable diseases in China Pages 1697-1705 Gonghuan Yang, Lingzhi Kong, Wenhua Zhao, Xia Wan, Yi Zhai, Lincoln C Chen and P Koplan

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Not only coughs and sneezes Page 1706 L O'Connell, Amjid A Riaz, Barry , Elliott Smock and athan G Hubbard

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