ARTICLES
Traffic death toll may be declining, but experts not ready to celebrate
C. MarwickJAMA. 1992;268:301.
For three quarters of century, safety experts work to keep trains,vehicles from colliding
P. GunbyJAMA. 1992;268:302-303.
Defining, counting traffic injuries no easy task as nation assesses toll from this violence
C. MarwickJAMA. 1992;268:302.
Driving while under influence of alcohol remains major cause oftraffic violence
T. RandallJAMA. 1992;268:303-304.
Simulator designed for advanced traffic research
P. GunbyJAMA. 1992;268:303.
Association dedicated to crash injury control
P. GunbyJAMA. 1992;268:304.
Seven years before centennial of first US traffic death, toll already has reached nearly 2.8 million
P. GunbyJAMA. 1992;268:305.
As nation grows older, traffic safety officials confront questions ofwho should drive
P. GunbyJAMA. 1992;268:307-308.
High-speed chases to high-powered squirters, moving traffic violations pose variety of threats
P. GunbyJAMA. 1992;268:307.
Campaigns focus on helmets as safety experts warn bicycle riders to use--and preserve--heads
M. F. GoldsmithJAMA. 1992;268:308.
Highway fund threat is no easy ride for motorcycle helmet law opponents
P. CottonJAMA. 1992;268:311-312.
From the Centers for Disease Control. Trends in alcohol-related traffic fatalities, by sex--United States
JAMA. 1992;268:313-314.
From the Centers for Disease Control. Safety-belt and helmet use among high school students--United States, 1990
JAMA. 1992;268:314-317.
From the Centers for Disease Control. Table reporting alcohol involvement in fatal motor-vehicle crashes
JAMA. 1992;268:317.
From the Centers for Disease Control. Increased safety-belt use--United States, 1991
JAMA. 1992;268:318.
Contempo 1992
JAMA. 1992;268:329-414.
Addiction medicine
R. Frances; J. E. FranklinJAMA. 1992;268:330-332.
Administrative medicine
J. E. OttJAMA. 1992;268:332-333.
Adolescent medicine
C. E. Irwin Jr; M. A. ShaferJAMA. 1992;268:333-335.
Anesthesiology
P. BarashJAMA. 1992;268:335-337.
Cardiothoracic surgery
A. H. Harken; D. E. HarkenJAMA. 1992;268:337-338.
Cardiovascular disease
J. M. Gore; J. E. DalenJAMA. 1992;268:338-340.
Critical care medicine
J. E. ParrilloJAMA. 1992;268:340-342.
Dermatology
J. S. Dover; K. A. ArndtJAMA. 1992;268:342-344.
Economics
J. M. EisenbergJAMA. 1992;268:344-345.
Emergency medicine
L. LingJAMA. 1992;268:351-352.
Endocrinology
D. L. LoriauxJAMA. 1992;268:352-354.
Ethics
E. D. PellegrinoJAMA. 1992;268:354-355.
Family medicine
T. L. SchwenkJAMA. 1992;268:356-358.
General internal medicine
J. D. Stoeckle; J. G. GoodsonJAMA. 1992;268:358-360.
Geriatric medicine
K. M. Prestwood; R. W. BesdineJAMA. 1992;268:360-362.
Government
J. Feder; D. RowlandJAMA. 1992;268:362-364.
Health law
L. O. GostinJAMA. 1992;268:364-366.
Infectious diseases
M. Y. Stoeckle; R. G. Douglas JrJAMA. 1992;268:366-368.
Medical genetics
D. R. CoxJAMA. 1992;268:368-369.
Medical toxicology
L. R. GoldfrankJAMA. 1992;268:375-376.
Neonatology
T. P. Strandjord; W. A. HodsonJAMA. 1992;268:377-378.
Neurological surgery
R. H. WilkinsJAMA. 1992;268:379-380.
Neurology
R. J. JoyntJAMA. 1992;268:380-382.
Nutrition
R. S. RivlinJAMA. 1992;268:382-383.
Obstetrics and gynecology
G. R. Huggins; A. C. WentzJAMA. 1992;268:384-385.
Occupational and environmental medicine
A. L. FrankJAMA. 1992;268:385-386.
Oncology
J. E. Karp; S. BroderJAMA. 1992;268:391-393.
Ophthalmology
T. P. O'Brien; M. F. GoldbergJAMA. 1992;268:393-395.
Otolaryngology-head and neck surgery
B. J. BaileyJAMA. 1992;268:395-397.
Pathology and laboratory medicine
R. L. Reddick; W. W. McLendonJAMA. 1992;268:397-399.
Pediatrics
L. A. BarnessJAMA. 1992;268:399-401.
Preventive medicine and public health
W. H. FoegeJAMA. 1992;268:401-403.
Psychiatry
D. X. Freedman; S. M. StahlJAMA. 1992;268:403-405.
Pulmonary medicine
D. R. Dantzker; H. SteinbergJAMA. 1992;268:405-407.
Quality in health care
G. Laffel; D. M. BerwickJAMA. 1992;268:407-409.
Radiology
R. G. EvensJAMA. 1992;268:409-411.
Sports medicine
J. B. Ryan; J. T. McBrideJAMA. 1992;268:411-412.
Surgery
C. H. Organ Jr; W. R. FryJAMA. 1992;268:413-414.
