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Archived Issues

Year	Issue	Subject of the Issue
2000	Fall	Election 2000
2001	Spring	Health Care for the Elderly
2001	Fall	Violence and Public Health
2002	Spring	Clinical Research
2003	Fall	Nutrition, Public Health, and the Obesity Epidemic
2004	Fall	HIV/AIDS Policy Concerns
2005	Spring	Contraception and Controversy
2005	Fall	Mental Health Across Cultures
2006	Spring	The Changing Face of Nursery and Pharmacy
2006	Fall	Motives and Means for Promoting Prevention Part 1 \| Part 2 \| Part 3 \| Part 4
2007	Spring	What's Right in Research
2007	Fall	The Equity of Care Part 1 \| Part 2
2008	Spring	Healthcare Reform
2009	Spring	At the Intersection of Health and Education Part 1 \| Part 2
2009	Fall	How Technology is Changing Health
2010	Spring	Business and Health
2010	Fall	Health Disparities Part 1 \| Part 2
2011	Annual	Bioethics Part 1 \| Part 2
2012	Spring	Student Mental Health Part 1 \| Part 2 \| Part 3

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