Mental and Neurological Public Health

Alcohol Consumption: Overview of International Trends, Pages 98-108, M.G. Monteiro, J. Rehm, B. Taylor, T. Stockwel

Alcohol, Integrated Control of, Pages 108-112, S. Casswell

Alcohol, The Burden of Disease of, Pages 135-151, J. Rehm, J. Patra, D. Baliunas, S. Popova, M. Roerecke, B. Taylor

Alcohol-Socioeconomic Impacts (Including Externalities), Pages 112-116, B. Easton Alcohol-Treatment, Pages 116-124, T.F. Babor

Blindness, Pages 318-324, S. Resnikoff, R. Pararajasegaram

Brain Tumours, Pages 338-347, R. McKean-Cowdin, P. Razavi, S. Preston-Martin

Cerebrovascular Disease, Pages 556-571, V. Feigin, G. Donnan

Child Abuse/Treatment, Pages 571-583, A.P. Giardino

Child Soldiers, Pages 612-616, J. Pearn

Child Witness to Violence, Pages 616-620, M. Augustyn, B. Zuckerman

Classification of Mental Disorders: Principles and Concepts, Pages 733-740, T.B. Üstün

Cognitive Disorders,, Pages 759-765, L.D. Ravdin

Disability and Rehabilitation, Pages 199-203, N.E. Groce

Drugs, Illicit - Primary Prevention Strategies, Pages 249-265, F. Faggiano, F. Vigna-Taglianti

Effective Alcohol Policy, Pages 303-309, H.D. Holder

Elder Abuse, Pages 310-315, L.S. Daichman, S. Aguas, C. Spencer

Head Trauma, Pages 122-133, J. Knopman, R. Härtl

Health Behavior and Risk Factors, Pages 146-152, K. Glanz, J.E. Stryker

Health-Related Stigma and Discrimination, Pages 269-272, R.L. Barrett

Hearing Disorders, Pages 273-281, R. Burkard

HIV/AIDS of the Central Nervous System, Pages 430-445, S.S. Spudich

Illicit Drug Trends Globally, Pages 515-523, P. Griffiths, M. Meacham, R. McKetin

Illicit Drug Use and the Burden of Disease, Pages 523-530, W. Hall, L. Degenhardt, N. Sindicich

Measurement of Psychiatric and Psychological Disorders and Outcomes in Populations, Pages 261-272, T.S.

Stella Quah (Ph.D) is Adjunct Professor, Health Services and Systems Research Program, Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School, National University of Singapore. Her previous appointment was as Professor of Sociology at the National University of Singapore where she started her long academic career in 1972, initially at the Department of Community Medicine and Public Health and later on at the Department of Sociology. She was a Fulbright-Hays scholar from 1969 to 1971. Her research and professional activities include sabbaticals as Research Associate and Visiting Scholar at the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California Berkeley (1986-87); the Center for International Studies at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Department of Sociology at Harvard University (1993-94); the Harvard-Yenching Institute, Harvard University (1997); the Stanford Program in International Legal Studies, Stanford University (1997); the National Centre for Development Studies, Australian National University (2002); and the Walter H. Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center, Spogli Institute for International Studies, Stanford University (2006). She was elected Chairperson of the Research Committee on Health Sociology of the International Sociological Association (ISA) for the session 1990-1994; Vice-President for Research of ISA and Chairperson of the ISA Research Council for the session 1994-1998; and served as Associate Editor of International Sociology (1998-2004). As part of her current professional activities, Stella Quah serves in institutional review boards; and is member of international Editorial and Advisory Boards of several referee journals including the British Journal of Sociology and Sociology of Health and Illness. She has published extensively on health sociology, public policy and family sociology including the International Handbook of Sociology (London: Sage, 2000) edited with A. Sales and Families in Asia: Home and Kin (London: Routledge, 2008);.