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Vol. 3, Issue 1, 2005March 01, 2005 PDT

Cardiovascular Disease (CVD) Risk: Should We Target College Women?

Devan R. Romero, Shari McMahan, Michelle Cathorall,
https://doi.org/10.32398/cjhp.v3i1.1748

Articles in Vol. 3, Issue 1, 2005

Vol. 3, Issue 1, 2005
  • Editor's Corner
    Mark Tomita
  • CJHP Editorial Board
    Editorial Board
  • ASHA Update
    Susan F. Wooley
  • Table of Contents
    Editorial Board
  • Confronting College Student Drinking: A Campus Case Study
    Manuel EstebanWalt Schafer
  • Strategic Insight on Gaining Admittance to Graduate Study
    Sheryl M. StrasserLucy AnnangJessica L. MuilenburgMarc O. Etienne
  • Creating the Best Possible Health Education Cover Letter and Resume
    Sara B. Oswalt
  • Visual Communication: A Preparatory Guide for Using Posters as a Medium for Scientific Dialogue
    Lucy AnnangSheryl M. StrasserJessica L. Muilenburg
  • Children’s Poster Contest on Healthy Eating
    Suzanne MortonReagan TuffKelly BeckwithMaia BanksEleanor Dixon-Terry
  • Service Learning That Saves Lives: Blood Drives
    Mary Portis
  • Senior And Junior Faculty Perspectives On A Tenure Process In Health Promotion And Education
    Liliana Rojas-GuylerRandall R. Cottrell
  • Fostering an Environmental Ethic through Service Learning
    Amie EisenhutDiana Flannery
  • Formative Evaluation of a Hepatitis C Virus Computer Assisted Instruction Tool or Communities of African Descent
    R. Eric WestonRogelio I. ThomasMichelle A. LangPeter J. WestonJohn CardwellAdam P. Gordon
  • Cardiovascular Disease (CVD) Risk: Should We Target College Women?
    Devan R. RomeroShari McMahanMichelle Cathorall
  • Unexpected Findings in an Alternative High School: New Implications for Values Education
    Keely S. ReesSharon ThompsonCurt ReesDavid Cluphf
  • Making Friends and Caring – Data From Integrated Sex Education
    Ansa OjanlatvaHanna SassiJutta Miilumäki
  • Comparison of Health Education and Physical Activity Practice in Four Regions of the Hawaiian Island of Oahu
    Donna ChunNorman EburneJoseph Donnelly
  • Best of Both Worlds: The Integration of Nursing and Health Education as a Dynamic Career Move
    Phyllis KumpfLucille Young-TalbotCandice Davenport
  • Letters of Recommendation
    Roland Lamarine
  • Let’s Get REAL
    Joyce Lisbin
CJHP
Romero, Devan R., Shari McMahan, and Michelle Cathorall. 2005. “Cardiovascular Disease (CVD) Risk: Should We Target College Women?” California Journal of Health Promotion 3 (1): 117–29. https://doi.org/10.32398/cjhp.v3i1.1748.
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