| Title | Author(s) | pages ... |
| Guest Editorials |
| | H.R.H. Princess Salote Mafile’o Pilolevu
Tuita | 148-148 |
| Special Feature |
| Social
context of alcohol in Tonga | H.R.H. Princess Salote Mafile’o Pilolevu Tuit |
149-152 |
| Original Papers |
| The Tonga
Healthy Weight Loss Program, 1995-1997 | Lois Englberger, Vizo Halavatau, Yoshiko Yasuda, Risa
Yamazaki | 153-159 |
| Belief and trust: health caring for migrant
Tongan healers and patients in New Zealand | Viliami M Toafa, Losa M Moata’ane, Barbara
E Guthrie | 160-167 |
| Use of traditional and alternative medicine
in children on Guam | Paula
Brinkley | 168-177 |
| Prevalence of tobacco use in
Fiji | Birend Singh,
Tsuyoshi Matsuba | 178-182 |
| Talking about health and care: discourse
from the Asian and Pacific cultures | Mei-Ling Wang | 183-195 |
| Case Studies and Short
Communications |
| Mental dis-ease in a Tongan general
practice | Glennis H
Mafi | 196-198 |
| General surgery in Tonga: an
audit | David S. Wilkinson,
Faka’osi Pifeleti | 199-201 |
| What is that lump? Soft tissue tumours in
Tonga | David S Wilkinson
(202) | 202-204 |
| Foot complications among diabetics in
Tonga | Paula S
Vivili, ‘Eseta Finau, Sitaleki A Finau, Taniela Lutui | 205-207 |
| Diabetic foot
infections in Tonga | David
S Wilkinson, Seini Kupu | 208-210 |
| Suicide in Tonga, 1982-1997 |
Paula S Vivili, Sitaleki A Finau,
‘Eseta Finau | 211-212 |
| Pacific children in the statistical record:
the need for ethnic-specific data in New Zealand | Helen Mavoa | 213-215 |
| Meningococcal
disease in Pacific children in New Zealand | Julia Peters | 216-220 |
| Review
Papers |
| Mortality analysis for Tonga,
1982-1992 | Seini
Kupu | 221-235 |
| Tongan children with asthma in New
Zealand | Helen
Mavoa | 236-239 |
| Typhoid fever in Tonga | Taniela Lutui, Malakai 'Ofanoa, Sitaleki A
Finau, Maika Kinahoi Veikune | 240-244 |
| The development of recommendations
for the use of physical activity for diabetes management with Pacific
people in New Zealand | Tim
Corbett | 245-252 |
| The Papua New Guinea vision of Healthy
Islands | Puka Temu, Paul C
Y Chen | 253-258 |
| Reprints |
| ‘Lolo Mai’
syndrome | Palu
Lasalo | 259-260 |
| Alcohol: a threat to Tonga’s time-honoured
values? | Kerry
James | 261-264 |
| Viewpoints and
Perspectives |
| Health and healing in contemporary
Tonga | Barbara Burns
McGrath | 265-267 |
| 'Avanga: Tongan concepts of mental
illness | Mapa Ha’ano
Puloka | 268-275 |
| Food me’akai and body
sino in traditional Tongan society: their
theoretical and practical implications for health policy |
Okusitino Mahina | 276-287 |
| Mental health
among Tongan migrants | Siale Foliaki | 288-294 |
| Resolving teenage sexuality through
family dialogue: a short role play | Salesi F Katoanga | 295-297 |
| Better health through better
information: what works the best? | Jiri Davidson-Rada | 298-304 |
| Uses of writing to counter the
silence of oppression: counselling women at USP | Jeannie Wright | 305-309 |
| An
anthropological examination of the HIV/AIDS epidemic | Seiji Yamada | 310-316 |
| The pharmacy
in Palau: an Australian perspective | Malcolm Abbott, Fay Abbott | 317-319 |
| Conference
Reports |
| Alcohol and young Tongans: a FOBI
perspective for change | Sitaleki A Finau | 320-325 |
| Pacific Health
Institutions |
| VBAs: an alternative obstetric care
in rural Papua New Guinea | Harumi Sasaki Karel | 326-332 |
| HIV/STD agent for change: community
health worker training in Kiribati | Karen A Heckert, Janet N O’Connor | 333- |
| Book Review |
| Hawaii Diet.
Terry Shintani | Reviewed
by Dr Greg Dever | 339-000 |
| Journal Abstracts |
| 000-000 |
| Letters to the
Editor |
| 000-000 |
| PHD
Editor | S A Finau | 000-000 |
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