Vol. 13, No. 3 & 4 1989

SPECIAL EDITION
CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN NATIVE AMERICAN HEALTH

• The Changing Dimension of Native American Health: A Critical Understanding of Contemporary Native American Health Issues, by Gregory R. Campbell
• AIDS — Tribal Nations Face the Newest Communicable Disease: An Aberdeen Area Perspective, by Betty J. Claymore and Marian A. Taylor
• Social Network Differences in Alcohol Use and Related Behaviors among Indian and Non-Indian Students, Grades 6–12, by Britt Finley
• Twenty Years of Diabetes on the Warm Springs Indian Reservation, Oregon, by James W. Justice
• Disabled American Indians: A Special Population Requiring Special Considerations, by Felicia Hodge
• The Political Epidemiology of Infant Mortality: A Health Crisis among Montana American Indians, by Gregory R. Campbell
• Elders and Elderlies: Well-Being in Indian Old Age, by Joan Weibel Orlando
• Political Mobilization and Conflict among Western Urban and Reservation Indian Health Service Programs, by Rodney L. Brod and Ronald LaDue
• Determinants of Primary Medical Care Use among Urban American Indians, by Timothy L. Taylor
• Barriers and Survival: A Study of an Urban Indian Health Center, by Jennie R. Joe and Dorothy Lonewolf Miller
• Healing Spaces in the Tewa Pueblo World, by Tito Naranjo and Rina Swentzwell
• Commentary: Cultural Perspectives on Research among American Indians, by John Red Horse, Troy Johnson, and Diane Weiner