>Date:  Tue, 13 Oct 1998 00:53:46 -0400
>From:  Mr MS Hofman <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Monash Health Promotion on the Internet (MHPI) Update
>To:    unlisted-recipients:; (no To-header on input)
>
>Dear member of the Monash Health Promotion Research Network,
>
>Over the past few months, there have been many new additions to MPHI and
we welcome you to re-visit the page at http://www.monash.edu.au/health
>
>INTERNET JOURNAL OF HEALTH PROMOTION (IJHP) SPECIAL FEATURES
>http://www.monash.edu.au/health/IJHP
>
>* In conjunction with the World Health Organisation (WHO), IJHP is proud
to feature THE VERONA INITIATIVE: Investing for health in the context of
economic, social and human environment. We invite you to participate in
this exciting new initiative. Online are a series of background articles
and you are invited to participate in discussion via the IJHP Journal
Discussion Forum.
>
>* The scientific program and abstract book for the 2ND NORDIC HEALTH
PROMOTION RESEARCH CONFERENCE is now online. Over 70 abstracts are included
covering a wide range of health issues.
>
>* Latest IJHP articles include:
>  - The Victorian Health Promotion Foundation: an overview
>  - New Horizons in Health - From Vision to Practice
>  - Public Health in Latvia with Particular Reference to Health Promotion
>  - Editorial: Fads and Fallacies in Rural Men's Health Promotion
>
>The Internet Journal of Health Promotion (ISSN 1328-7443) uses an
innovative and interactive forum on the WWW to publish and discuss research
articles, reviews, commentaries, conference proceedings and special health
promotion activities to a world-wide audience. The purpose is to stimulate
participation and discussion about health promotion research and action.
The journal is peer reviewed by an international editorial board.
>
>Wishing you all the best,
>
>    Michael Hofman ([log in to unmask])
>    Dr Bridget Hsu-Hage ([log in to unmask])
>
>MONASH HEALTH PROMOTION ON THE INTERNET (http://www.monash.edu.au/health)
>- the premier health promotion site on the Internet (>45,000 hits every week)
>
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