Comparing mechanistic and empirical model projections of crop suitability and productivity: implications for ecological forecasting von Estes, L. D., Bradley, B. A., Beukes, H., Hole, D. G., Lau, M., Oppenheimer, M. G., Schulze, R., Tadross, M. A., Turner, W. R.

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Paradigm lost: race, ethnicity, and the search for a new population taxonomy von Oppenheimer, GM

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Response-The sugar industry's influence on policy von Johns, D M, Oppenheimer, G M

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Public health nihilism vs pragmatism: history, politics, and the control of tuberculosis von Fairchild, A L, Oppenheimer, G M

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Social disorder and diagnostic order: the US Mental Hygiene Movement, the Midtown Manhattan study and the development of psychiatric epidemiology in the 20th century von March, Dana, Oppenheimer, Gerald M

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Prematurity as a public health problem: US policy from the 1920s to the 1960s von Oppenheimer, G M

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Becoming the Framingham Study 1947-1950 von Oppenheimer, Gerald M

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Profiling risk: the emergence of coronary heart disease epidemiology in the United States (1947-70) von Oppenheimer, G M

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Invited Commentary: The Context and Challenge of von Pettenkofer's Contributions to Epidemiology von Oppenheimer, Gerald M., Susser, Ezra

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Comment: epidemiology and the liberal arts--toward a new paradigm? von Oppenheimer, G M

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Scale-ups, scarcity, and selections: the experience of doctors in South Africa von Bayer, Ronald, Oppenheimer, Gerald M

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To Build a Bridge: The Use of Foreign Models by Domestic Critics of U.S. Drug Policy von Oppenheimer, Gerald M.

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Two lives, three legs, one journey: a retrospective appreciation of Zena Stein and Mervyn Susser von Oppenheimer, Gerald M, Rosner, David

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Health and Human Rights: Old Wine in New Bottles? von Oppenheimer, Gerald M., Bayer, Ronald, Colgrove, James

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AIDS: The Risks to Insurers, the Threat to Equity von Oppenheimer, Gerald M., Padgug, Robert A.

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Epidemiology, the humanities, and public health. Comment von WEED, D. L, OPPENHEIMER, G. M

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To build a bridge: the use of foreign models by domestic critics of US drug policy von Oppenheimer, G M

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Confronting Drug Policy : Part 1 von BAYER, R, OPPENHEIMER, G. M

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Confronting Drug Policy : Part 2 von BAYER, R, OPPENHEIMER, G. M

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Confronting drug policy: illicit drugs in a free society // Review von Bayer, R, Oppenheimer, G M

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