| Title | Author(s) | pages |
| Guest
Editorial |
| | Wame Baravilala | 004-005 |
| Original
Papers |
| Striving for the best of both worlds:
Samoan parenting in New Zealand | Antoinette McCallin, Janis Paterson, Sarnia Butler,
Esther Tumama Cowley | 006-014 |
| Attitudes regarding tuberculosis among
Samoans | Peter Leiataua
AhChing, Merina Sapolu, Mili Samifua, Seiji Yamada | 015-019 |
| The
pre-hospital experiences of Samoan families who have had a child
admitted to hospital with pneumonia: a qualitative
investigation | Nicola
Young | 020-028 |
| The commercialisation of kava in
Vanuatu | Anita Jowitt,
Jenny Binihi | 029-037 |
| User charges and utilisation of obstetric
services in the National Capital District, Papua New Guinea |
Amos L. Benjamin, Peter Sapak, Jack
K. Purai | 038-043 |
| Staple food intake in a rural village in
Verata, Fiji | Elaine Rush,
Robert Hedges, Bill Aalsbersberg, Dinacika Qionibaravi, Manaia
Laulu | 044-046 |
| To be or not to be: recording Aboriginal
identity on hospital records | Mark Brough, Cindy Shannon, Melissa
Haswell-Elkins | 047-053 |
| he prevalence of Vitamin A deficiency in
1994 on an atoll of the Marshall Islands and its relationship to
locally grown food | T.
Joan Dickson, D. Daniel Hunt | 054-058 |
| Frequency of eating occasions
reported by young New Zealand Polynesian and European women |
Taua Amosa, Elaine Rush, Lindsay
Plank | 059-065 |
| Teenage pregnancies in the Rewa medical
sub-division, Fiji | Mohan
Lal, Michael C. Asuzu, Mosese V. Salusalu, Naren Singh |
066-070 |
| Cesarean
section deliveries in Fiji, 1986 to 1996 | David L. Saunders, Sister S.L. Makutu | 071-077 |
| Traditional
Tongan medicine and the role of traditional Tongan healers in New
Zealand | Viliami Toafa,
Losa Moata’ane, Barbara E Guthrie | 078-082 |
| Anxiety, stress and coping
strategies among University of South Pacific students | Lafitai Fuatai, Frances
Soon-Schuster | 083-093 |
| Cancer in Niue: analysis of a cancer
register 1962-1985 | Sitaleki A. Finau, Colin F Tukuitonga | 094-098 |
| Case Studies and
Short Communications |
| Death from
multi-resistant shigellosis in Fiji Islands | Chris Watson | 099-102 |
| From policy
to action: access to essential drugs for the treatment of hypertension
in the Small Island States (SIS) of the South Pacific | M.C.E. Bailey, A.A. Azam, G. Galea, A.
Rotem | 103-109 |
| Epidemiological applications: a case report
of a village epidemic of gastroenteritis | M.C. Asuzu, N. Singh | 110-114 |
| The adverse effects of
kava | Ruci Kava |
115-118 |
| Obesity or
large body size? A study in Wallis and Futuna | Nancy J. Pollock | 119-123 |
| Review
Papers |
| Young Pacifican suicide attempts: a review
of emergency department medical records, Auckland, New
Zealand | Jemaima Tiatia,
Carolyn Coggan | 124-128 |
| Differences in disease frequency between
Europeans and Polynesians: directions for future research into genetic
risk factors | William
Abbott, Robert Scragg, John Marbrook | 129-156 |
| Cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk
factors in Samoa and American Samoa, 1990-95 | Stephen T. McGarvey | 157-162 |
| Mäori women
and menopause | Beverley
Lawton, Papaarangi Reid, Donna Cormack, Tony Dowell, Peter
Stone | 163-165 |
| An analysis of vulnerability to HIV in
Papua New Guinea | Paul
C.Y. Chen | 166-175 |
| Human infections with
Angiostrongylus cantonensis | William Alto, Patrick Lowry |
176-182 |
| Asthma in
Pacificans in New Zealand and in the South Pacific | Ate Moala, Neil Pearce | 183-187 |
| Hepatitis B
virus genotypes: a South Pacific perspective. | G.L. Harrison, Rosalind Murray-McIntosh,
David Penny | 188-192 |
| Viewpoints and
Perspectives |
| Counselling against all the odds:
the Samoan way | Frances
Soon Schuster | 193-199 |
| Community mental health: avoided by some,
neglected by others | Roland F. Schultz | 200-206 |
| Health care in the freely Associated
States in Micronesia: strategies beyond the Compacts | Angela A. Tokuda, George P. Cernada, David
K. Kurahara | 207-212 |
| Suicide in Samoa | Terry Bourke | 213-219 |
| Conference
Papers |
| Tetee atu le sasa ma le upu malosi: hold
back your hands, and your harsh words | Peggy Fairbairn-Dunlop | 220-000 |
| Journal Abstracts |
| 000-000 |
| Book
Review |
| 000-000 |
| PHD
Editor |
| 000-000 |
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