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Monitoring Changing Toxigenicity of a Cyanobacterial Bloom by Molecular Methods by BAKER, Judith A, ENTSCH, Barrie, NEILAN, Brett A, MCKAY, David B

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The cyanobiont in an Azolla fern is neither Anabaena nor Nostoc by Baker, Judith A, Entsch, Barrie, McKay, David B

“…The cyanobacterial symbionts in the fern Azolla have generally been ascribed to either the Anabaena or Nostoc genera. By using comparisons of the sequences of…”
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Identification of cyanobacteria and their toxigenicity in environmental samples by rapid molecular analysis by Baker, Judith A., Neilan, Brett A., Entsch, Barrie, Mckay, David B.

“…We report molecular analyses which identify cyanobacterial strains present in environmental samples. These analyses do not require the isolation and culture of…”
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Is homophobia hazardous to lesbian and gay health? by Baker, J A

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The relative influence of health beliefs, parental and peer behaviors and exercise program participation on smoking, alcohol use and physical activity by Gottlieb, N H, Baker, J A

“…This research specifies a model for lifestyle health behavior which includes socialization, social environmental and cognitive influences on smoking, alcohol…”
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Breast self-examination and the older woman: field testing an educational approach by Baker, J A

“…The effectiveness of a theoretically based educational strategy was compared with a standard breast self-examination educational strategy. It was found that…”
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Corporate Environmentalism: Cooperation or co-optation? by Baker, Judith A., Miner, Kimberly J.

“…This article examines environmental claims made by corporations and the role of health educators in monitoring such claims. Marketing strategies used by…”
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Celebrities as Health Educators: Media Advocacy Guidelines by Baker, Judith A

“…Commentary is provided on the role of celebrities as media advocates for health education, particularly in light of the acquired immunodeficiency syndrome…”
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Gay Nineties: Addressing the Needs of Homosexual Community and Junior College Students and Faculty by Baker, Judith A

“…Discusses the needs of lesbians and homosexuals in community colleges in terms of heterosexism. Cites specific examples of heterosexism on campus and defines…”
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Overcoming Xenophobia: Learning to Accept Differences by Baker, Judith A

“…Quality health education requires that health educators engage in the professional and personal development necessary to overcome xenophobia when working with…”
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The cyanobiont in an Azolla fern is neither Anabaena nor Nostoc by Baker, Judith A, Entsch, Barrie, McKay, David B

“…The cyanobacterial symbionts in the fern Azolla have generally been ascribed to either the Anabaena or Nostoc genera. By using comparisons of the sequences of…”
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Health Educators as Environmental Policy Advocates by Miner, Kimberly J, Baker, Judith A

“…Health educators must complement individual-level change with communitywide policy and legislative initiatives, focusing on environmental issues such as air…”
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Correlation of emergency department nurses' beliefs about wife abuse and the use of carative factors in transpersonal interactions with abused wives by Baker, Judith A

“…Emergency department nurses from seven general hospitals were surveyed to elicit information on their beliefs about wife abuse (using the Inventory of Beliefs…”
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Breast Self-Examination and the Older Woman: Field Testing an Educational Approach by Baker, Judith A

“…Compared effectiveness of theoretically based educational strategy with standard breast self-examination educational strategy. Found that women in experimental…”
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Homophobia in Health Education: Implications for Practice by Baker, Judith A

“…The impact of homophobia on health education practice has received little attention until recently. As a profession, health educators have not yet adequately…”
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