Index to Volume 29

Number 1, February 2004: 1-171

Number 2, April 2004: 173-345

Number 3, June 2004: 347-555

Numbers 4 and 5, August-October 2004: 557-1034

Number 6, December 2004: 1035-1264

Special Issues

Insurance Coverage and the States, 2

Transforming American Medicine:A Twenty-Year Retrospective on The Social Transformation of American Medicine, 4-5

Regular Sections

Books Received, 1:161-164; 2:335-337; 3:545-547; 6:1249-1252

Contributors, 1:169-171; 2:343-345; 3:553-555; 4-5:1029-1034; 6:1257-1260

Editor's Note, 1:1-10; 2:173-175; 3:347-357; 6:1035-1044

News and Notes, 1:165-166; 2:339-340; 3:549-550; 4-5:1025-1026; 6:1253-1254

News from Affiliated Organizations, 1:167-168; 2:341-342; 3:551-552; 4-5:1027-1028; 6:1255-1256

Authors and Reviewers

Barnard, David. Review essay on Death Is That Man Taking Names: Intersections of American Medicine, Law, and Culture (Robert A. Burt), 1:147-153

Bazzoli, Gloria J. The Corporatization of American Hospitals, 4-5:885-905

Beamer, Glenn. State Health Care Reform Politics and the Unfortunate End of the 1990s (commentary), 2:293-304

Blewett, Lynn A., Margaret Brown Good, Kathleen Thiede Call, and Michael Davern. Monitoring the Uninsured: A State Policy Perspective, 1:107-145

Brown, Lawrence D., and Elizabeth Eagan. The Paradoxical Politics of Provider Reempowerment, 6:1045-1071

Call, Kathleen Thiede. See Blewett, Good, Call, and Davern

Campbell, Andrea Louise. Review of The Political Life of Medicare (Jonathan Oberlander), 6:1238-1241

Carpenter, Daniel. Staff Resources Speed FDA Drug Review: A Critical Analysis of the Returns to Resources in Approval Regulation (commentary), 3:431-442

Carrillo, Helen. See Harrington, Mullan, and Carrillo

Casalino, Lawrence. Physicians and Corporations: A Corporate Transformation of American Medicine?, 4-5:869-883

Cole, Brian L., Michelle Wilhelm, Peter V. Long, Jonathan E. Fielding, Gerald Kominski, and Hal Morgenstern. Prospects for Health Impact Assessment in the United States: New and Improved Environmental Impact Assessment or Something Different?, 6:1153-1186

Conley, Dalton. See Strully and Conley

Davern, Michael. See Blewett, Good, Call, and Davern

Desmond, Katherine A. See Rice and Desmond

Eagan, Elizabeth. See Brown and Eagan

Elbel, Brian. See Kronebusch and Elbel

Fielding, Jonathan E. See Cole, Wilhelm, Long, Fielding, Kominski, and Morgenstern

Flood, Colleen M. See Tuohy, Flood, and Stabile

Gildemeister, Stefan. See Greß,Wasem, and Gildemeister

Gildiner, Alina. Review essay on Environmental Cancer—A Political Disease? (S. Robert Lichter and Stanley Rothman), 2:313-321

——. Review essay on Safe Enough? Managing Risk and Regulation (Laura Jones, ed.), 2:313-321

Goldstein, Michael S. The Persistence and Resurgence of Medical Pluralism, 4-5:925-945

Good, Margaret Brown. See Blewett, Good, Call, and Davern

Greß,Stefan, Stefan Gildemeister, and Jürgen Wasem. The Social Transformation of American Medicine:A Comparative View from Germany, 4-5:679-699

Grob, Gerald N. Review essay on Of Two Minds: The Growing Disorder in American Psychiatry (T. M. Luhrmann), 3:515-525

——. Review essay on The Creation of Psychopharmacology (David Healy), 3:515-525

Gusmano, Michael K. Review essay on Reinventing Care: Assisted Living in New York City (David Barton Smith), 6:1227-1233

——. Review essay on The Paradox of Aging in Place in Assisted Living (Jacquelyn Beth Frank), 6:1227-1233

Halpern, Sydney A. Medical Authority and the Culture of Rights, 4-5:835-852

Harrington, C. Lee. Mental Competence and End-of-Life Decision Making: Death Row Volunteering and Euthanasia, 6:1109-1151

Harrington, Charlene, Joseph T. Mullan, and Helen Carrillo. State Nursing Home Enforcement Systems, 1:43-73

Havighurst, Clark C. Starr on the Corporatization and Commodification of Health Care: The Sequel, 4-5:947-967

Howell, Joel D. What the Doctors Read, 4-5: 781-797

Jost, Timothy Stoltzfus. The Uses of The Social Transformation of American Medicine: The Case of Law, 4-5:799-814

——. See Wailoo, Jost, and...