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North Carolina Medical Journal
September/October 2006 Volume 67, Number 5

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ARTICLE

Key Attributes of Health Ministries in African American Churches: An Exploratory Survey
Lori Carter-Edwards, PhD,Yhenneko B. Jallah, MS, Moses V. Goldman, EdD, J.T. Robertson, Jr., PhD, and Catherine Hoyo, PhD

POLICY FORUM

Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs): Persistent Epidemic, Unspoken Topic, Missed Opportunities

Introduction
Gordon H. DeFriese, PhD

Issue Brief: Sexually Transmitted Diseases: Will This Problem Ever Go Away?
J. Steven Cline, DDS, MPH

COMMENTARIES

Measuring the Epidemic and Raising Public Concern

Current and Best Practices for Testing of Sexually Transmitted Diseases
Arlene C. Sena, MD, MPH, and Marcia Hobbs, PhD

Responding to the Epidemic through Public Health and Clinical Medicine

Public Health Approaches to North Carolina's STD Epidemic
Evelyn M. Foust, CPM, MPH

Responding with Treatment to Those Acutely Infected with HIV: No Time to Lose
Peter Leone, MD, MPH

Responding to the Epidemic of STDs Through Public Education and Community Intervention
Sherry Lehman

Opportunities for Addressing the STD Epidemic through Interventions Targeted to North Carolina's Incarcerated Populations
Lynne A. Sampson, MPH

Guilford County's Syphilis Elimination Program: People Stopping Syphilis Today (PSST)
Merle Green, MPH, MBA, and Jonathan Lucas, MPH

Syphilis Elimination in Robeson County: Challenges of Addressing the Problem among Sex Workers
Melissa Packer, April Oxedine, and Karen Woodel

A Vaccine for Genital HPV: A Time to Rejoice!
P. Frederick Sparling, MD

SPECIAL ARTICLE

What North Carolinians Can Expect from the Healthcare System: Reflections and Explorations of a Second-Year Medical Resident
Harriett Ravenel Purves, MD

DEPARTMENTS

Tarheels Footprints in Healthcare

Private Philanthropy Program Profiles

Running the Numbers

Hospital Quality and Patient Safety

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