Health and Wellness Journal, Volume 1 now complete

The final issue of volume 1 of  The International Journal of Health, Wellness and Society. has now been published.

Volume 1, Issue 4 contains:

• Interprofessional Primary Care Practices Addressing Diabetes Prevention and Management by Lesley Beagrie.
• Social Work Practice: One Avenue of Health Promotion by Maria Huddleston and Deborah West.
• The Louisiana Aging Network: Analyzing an Organizational Network by Ronald A. Harris.
• Understanding Tobacco Marketing, Youth Sensation Seeking, and Smoking: Implications for Smoking Prevention Among Early Adolescents by Lorraine Jackson and Natalie Beamer.
• Secret and Unprotected Sex: Adverse Health Conditions in Bangladesh by Golam Sarwar Khan.
• Differential Characteristics of the Diabetes Epidemic across Global Regions by Wasantha Jayawardene, Ahmed YoussefAgha, Samer Mattar, Nargis Labib and Mohammad Torabi.
• Using Directed Mimicry to Teach Archery to Novices by Jeffrey McClung and Kelly Ambrose.
• Health Literacy: Implications for Shoe Choices Promoting Foot Health in Children by Stefania Penkala.

• Evaluating the Design of Two Government and Two Non-Government HIV/AIDS Websites by Rupananda Misra and Barbara C. Wallace.
• Stigma and Social Exclusion among Tuberculosis Patients: A Study of Ladakh, India by Sonal Mobar and A.K. Sharma.
• Cureland: The Spa as Metaphor by John Horrocks.
• “Is that what Happens in the Cocoon?” When Discipline-specific Healthcare Practitioners Attempt to Metamorphose into Holistic Advanced Health Practitioners by Melanie Wells.
• Barriers Contributing to Health Disparities among Latinos in the United States by Cara Maffini, Ahmed YoussefAgha, Wasantha Jayawardene, Elizabeth Perez-Medina and Mohammad Torabi.
• Healthy Aging among LGBT Seniors in Canada: A Review of the Literature by Emily Murray, Matthew Numer, Brenda Merritt, Jacqueline Gahagan and Scott Comber.
• Flower Therapy Back from the Edge: The Possibility of Integration into the Brazilian Health System by Tamima Mourad.
• Reciprocal Knowing for Diabetes Literacy among Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Individuals in Australia by Tabassum Ferdous and Bobby Harreveld.