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REPRINT OF: Racism, Sexism, and Social Class: Implications for Studies of Health, Disease, and Well-being by Krieger, Nancy, Rowley, Diane L, Herman, Allen A, Avery, Byllye, Phillips, Mona T

“…Editor's Note: This article is a reprint of a previously published article. For citation purposes, please use the original publication details: Krieger N,…”
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Bearing Witness to Birth by Avery, Byllye

“…Soon after the civil rights movement ended, the women's movement and the women's health movement began. The rejection of second-class citizenship by blacks…”
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Who Does the Work of Public Health? by Avery, Byllye

“…Frequently, we take the "public" out of public health and allow the practice to become extremely narrow, limited to experts telling the public what's best for…”
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Ovarian cancer among black women by Colditz, G A, Hankinson, S E, Avery, B Y

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The Road to Advocacy--Searching for the Rainbow by Avery, Byllye, Bashir, Samiya

“…The essence of public health advocacy is spreading the word-spreading the word to members of one's community about ways to protect and promote health, and…”
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Racism, sexism, and social class: implications for studies of health, disease, and well-being by Krieger, N, Rowley, D L, Herman, A A, Avery, B, Phillips, M T

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Empowerment Through Wellness by Avery, Byllye

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Safety Patterning of Psychotic Children by Avery, Byllye Y

“…Eleven institutionalized psychotic children 4- to 13-years-old received 13 weeks of traffic safety training using operant conditioning. (CL)…”
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Patients helping patients: A pilot study with videotape feedback by Gold, Mark S., Avery, Byllye, Ruhlman, Jill

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Cancer Screening Intervention among Black Women in Inner-City Atlanta: Design of a Study by John F. C. Sung, Coates, Ralph J., Jackie E. Williams, Liff, Jonathan M., Greenberg, Raymond S., Gene A. Mc Grady, Byllye Y. Avery, Blumenthal, Daniel S.

“…This experimental study attempts to determine if an in-home educational intervention conducted by lay health workers (LHWs) can increase adherence among…”
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