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Both the print and the online-only articles have been combined into one E-Reader friendly product, enabling access to the complete Journal issue.
10/09/2013: The December 2012 e-Reader issues are now available for download. We have two different versions available: one for the Kindle and one for all devices. APHA Members access the e-Reader product as a benefit and must follow a dual sign-on process. Watch the video tutorial here or here. All other must purchase access and must have a registered account with our website.
FREE: The full version of the July 2012 Journal issue is available for free for your E-Reader and E-Reader enabled mobile device.
Features include: Both the print and online-only articles, full advertisements, easy navigation from article to article, easy navigation within articles, a streamlined reading experience that puts fully linked tables, figures, and references at the end of the issue, as well as standard E-Reader features such as top-menu navigation, bookmarking and note-taking capabilities, and "double tap" access to all images and figures. Additionally, URLs and email links are fully functional on devices with Internet accessibility.
The American Journal of Public Health® (AJPH®) is dedicated to the publication of original work in research, research methods, and program evaluation in the field of public health. The mission of the journal is to advance public health research, policy, practice, and education. Celebrating over 100 years, AJPH is the official journal of the American Public Health Association. Additionally, AJPH was voted one of the 100 Most Influential Journals in Biology & Medicine over the last 100 Years by the Special Libraries Association.
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