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Alternative Therapies and Control for Health in Cancer and AIDS by Fryback, Patricia B, Reinert, Bonita R

“…People who are coping with AIDS and many forms of cancer have a sense of being out of control in dealing with their diseases. This stems, to a great degree,…”
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Spirituality and People With Poetentially Fatal Diagnoses by Fryback PHD, Patricia B., Reinert PHD, Bonita R.

“…When individuals must deal with potentially fatal diseases their lives change in many wasy. This qualitative study was designed to investigate this critical…”
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Sustaining Tobacco Control Coalitions Amid Declining Resources by Carver, Vivien, Reinert, Bonita, Range, Lillian M.

“…Mississippi is unique among the 50 states in settling a lawsuit against tobacco companies earlier than the Master Settlement Agreement, devoting a relatively…”
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Retailers' views of tobacco policy and law enforcement by Reinert, Bonita, Carver, Vivien, Range, Lillian M., Pike, Chris

“…Aims: Tobacco retailers are in a unique position to implement policies that can influence sales and ultimately tobacco use, so the present survey explored…”
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Church leaders' tobacco opinions: send materials, not money by Reinert, Bonita, Carver, Vivien, Range, Lillian, Pike, Chris

“…In addition to personnel challenges,faith-based organizations (FBOs) face tangible challenges to implementing tobacco use prevention programs, such as finding…”
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Church leaders' tobacco opinions: send materials, not money by Reinert, Bonita, Carver, Vivien, Range, Lillian, Pike, Chris

“…In addition to personnel challenges,faith-based organizations (FBOs) face tangible challenges to implementing tobacco use prevention programs, such as finding…”
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Church leaders' opinions about tobacco prevention by Reinert, Bonita, Carver, Vivien, Range, Lillian

“…Purpose - To assess what volunteers- and ministers of faith-based organizations (FBO) think about their own expertise in delivering a tobacco prevention…”
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Collecting Health Data With Youth at Faith-Based Institutions: Lessons Learned by Reinert, Bonita, Carver, Vivien, Range, Lillian M., Pike, Chris

“…Faith-based organizations (FBOs) are ideal for health promotion but can present unique challenges in data collection. The present initiative included 6 years…”
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Spirituality and people with potentially fatal diagnoses by Fryback, P B, Reinert, B R

“…When individuals must deal with potentially fatal diseases their lives change in many ways. This qualitative study was designed to investigate this critical…”
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Anti-Tobacco Messages From Different Sources Make a Difference With Secondary School Students by Reinert, Bonita, Carver, Vivien, Range, Lillian M.

“…Mass media campaigns are often effective in reducing tobacco use, but research has typically focused on these campaigns without considering other sources of…”
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Evaluating community tobacco use prevention coalitions by Reinert, Bonita, Carver, Vivien, Range, Lillian M.

“…The present project describes an objective evaluation system for tobacco use prevention coalitions in Mississippi. From in-person interviews with coalition…”
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Faith-based leaders' opinions before and after a youth tobacco prevention workshop by Reinert, Bonita, Carver, Vivien, Range, Lillian M, Campbell, Catherine

“…To determine if religious leaders' (N = 253) opinions changed after a 1-day workshop on integrating a "Students Working Against Tobacco" educational program…”
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Public Education Campaign Heightens Awareness That Youth Model Authorities' Tobacco Use by Reinert, Bonita, Carver, Vivien, Range, Lillian M.

“…To evaluate whether people changed their views about acceptability of authority figures smoking after an antitobacco initiative, randomly selected southeastern…”
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School Nurses' Opinions About the Prevention of Tobacco Use by Reinert, Bonita, Carver, Vivien, Range, Lillian M.

“…To further understand school nurses' tobacco policy beliefs and attitudes toward tobacco companies, a convenience sample of 53 school nurses completed…”
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Adolescents’ attitudes and self‐perceptions about anti‐tobacco advocacy by Carver, Vivien, Reinert, Bonita, Range, Lillian M., Campbell, Catherine

“…Communities are organizing into coalitions with the goal of reducing tobacco use, particularly among youth. Adolescents could make effective and persuasive…”
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Joys and Tribulations of Faith-Based Youth Tobacco Use Prevention: A Case Study in Mississippi by Reinert, Bonita, Campbell, Catherine, Carver, Vivien, Range, Lillian M.

“…Faith-based health promotion initiatives are resurging in popularity among health promoters and providers, hut few programs are systematic, large-scale, and…”
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Media Campaign Influences Parents' Opinions about Their Children and Tobacco by Carver, Vivien, Reinert, Bonita, Range, Lillian M., Campbell, Catherine

“…The study assessed the effectiveness of a media campaign in convincing parents that children are targeted by the tobacco industry and that children should be…”
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Early Adolescents and Anti-Tobacco Messages from School, Community, Media, Physicians, and Parents by Carver, Vivien, Reinert, Bonita, Range, Lillian M.

“…To examine cumulative impact of anti-smoking messages, 300+ sixth, seventh, and eighth graders at three southern, private schools completed the Youth Tobacco…”
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Tobacco prevention with Mississippi elementary teachers and students by Carver, Vivien, Reinert, Bonita, Range, Lillian M, Campbell, Catherine

“…Purpose - To examine a tobacco prevention elementary school project completed in 2000 in one rural state in the southeastern USA.Design methodology approach -…”
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Community tobacco use prevention coalitions: director and staff opinions by Campbell, Catherine, Carver, Vivien, Reinert, Bonita, Range, Lillian M, Hollimon, Matthew T

“…Purpose - The purpose of this research is to assess whether differences occurred between directors and staff in community tobacco use prevention coalitions in…”
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