Fortune Sithole,  Professor Jeroen Douwes,  Igor Burstyn,  Paul Veugelers. Body mass index and childhood asthma: a linear association?
Associate Professor Wendyl D'Souza,  Dr Mona Jeffreys,  Mark Cook. Marked ethnic disparities in hospitalisations for seizures/epilepsy between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians from 1998-2004.
Professor Neil Pearce. Environmental epidemiology: survival challenges at the interface between science and policy.
Professor Neil Pearce. The rise and rise of corporate epidemiology and the narrowing of epidemiology's vision.
Professor Neil Pearce. Studi epidemiologici sulla popolazione residente in aree ad elevato rischio di crisi ambientale in Sicilia (Epidemiological studies of populations living in areas at high environmental risk in Sicily).
Dave McLean,  Dr Tania Slater,  Soo Cheng,  Professor Neil Pearce,  Professor Jeroen Douwes. Respiratory effects of exposure to pine dust in New Zealand sawmill workers.
Dave McLean,  Amanda Eng,  Dr Chris Walls,  Dr Evan Dryson,  Joe Harawira,  Collin Brooks,  Andrea 't Mannetje,  Michelle (Shelley) Gray,  Dr Phil Shoemack,  Professor Neil Pearce. Serum dioxin levels in former sawmill workers 20 years after exposure to pentachlorophenol (PCP) ceased.
Andrea 't Mannetje,  Dr Evan Dryson,  Dr Chris Walls,  Dave McLean,  Fiona McKenzie,  Dr Milena Maule,  Soo Cheng,  Professor Chris Cunningham,  Professor Neil Pearce. High risk occupations for Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma in New Zealand: a case-control study.
Dave McLean. Epidemiology in occupational health research.
Sunia Foliaki,  Professor Neil Pearce. Asthma in the Pacific.
Professor Neil Pearce,  Ridvan (Riz) Tupai-Firestone,  Sunia Foliaki,  Naomi Brewer. Cancer in Pacific peoples.
Professor Jeroen Douwes. Epidemiology of eosinophilic and non-eosinophilic asthma.
Naomi Brewer,  Dr Mona Jeffreys,  Professor Neil Pearce. Cervical cancer survival in New Zealand. Australasian Epidemiologist 2007; 14.3: 82 (abstract).
Angus Cook,  Professor Neil Pearce,  Alistair Woodward. Cell phones and brain tumours: a New Zealand case-control study. Australasian Epidemiologist 2007; 14.3: 25 (abstract).
Professor Jeroen Douwes,  Noemie Travier,  K Huang,  Soo Cheng,  J McKenzie,  Professor Graham Le Gros,  Erika von Mutius,  Professor Neil Pearce. Lifelong farm exposure may strongly reduce the risk of asthma in adults. Australasian Epidemiologist 2007; 14.3: 94 (abstract).
Yolanda Benavente,  Professor Jeroen Douwes,  Enric Buendia,  Rebecca Font,  Tomás Álvaro,  Manolis Kogevinas,  Silvia de Sanjosé. Immunoglobulin IgE levels and risk of lymphoma in a case-control study in Spain. Australasian Epidemiologist 2007; 14.3: 84 (abstract).
Amanda Eng,  Andrea 't Mannetje,  Professor Neil Pearce. Childhood socioeconomic status and mortality from stroke and ischaemic heart disease in New Zealand. Australasian Epidemiologist 2007; 14.3: 79 (abstract).
Michelle (Shelley) Gray,  Professor Neil Pearce. What works when interviewing Maori. Australasian Epidemiologist 2007; 14.3: 50 (abstract).
Dave McLean,  Andrea 't Mannetje,  Soo Cheng,  Dr Tania Slater,  Professor Neil Pearce. Mortality in a cohort of former New Zealand sawmill workers. Australasian Epidemiologist 2007; 14.3: 91 (abstract).
Professor Neil Pearce,  M Innes Asher,  Professor David Strachan,  and the ISAAC Steering Committee. Making an impact on asthma through international collaboration: The International Study of Asthma and Allergies in Childhood (ISAAC). Australasian Epidemiologist 2007; 14.3: 23-24 (abstract).
Dr Lorenzo Richiardi,  Iacopo Baussano,  Loredana Vizzini,  Ridvan (Riz) Tupai-Firestone,  Professor Jeroen Douwes,  Professor Neil Pearce,  Franco Merletti. Feasibility of recruiting a birth cohort through the Web: the experience of the NINFEA cohort. Australasian Epidemiologist 2007; 14.3: 48 (abstract).
Andrea 't Mannetje,  Amanda Eng,  Professor Neil Pearce. Farming, growing up on a farm, and the risk of hematologic cancer: a mortality study from New Zealand. Australasian Epidemiologist 2007; 14.3: 86 (abstract).
Andrea 't Mannetje,  Dr Evan Dryson,  Dr Chris Walls,  Dave McLean,  Fiona McKenzie,  Dr Milena Maule,  Soo Cheng,  Professor Chris Cunningham,  Professor Neil Pearce. High risk occupations for non-Hodgkin's lymphoma in New Zealand: case-control study. Australasian Epidemiologist 2007; 14.3: 25 (abstract).
Professor Neil Pearce. How do we decide the best methodology for estimating diabetes prevalence?
Bronwyn White,  Nick Chamberlain,  Dr Mona Jeffreys. Undiagnosed diabetes in Northland.
Craig Wright,  Erin Holmes. Estimates of undiagnosed diabetes using HbA1c scores from the Hepatitis Foundation Screening Survey 2000
Naomi Brewer. Cervical cancer in New Zealand.
Dave McLean. Overview of recent occupational health research in New Zealand.
Dr Christine van Dalen,  H Harding,  T Naing,  Professor Neil Pearce. Spirometric testing for airflow obstruction in young adult asthmatics.
Associate Professor Wendyl D'Souza,  S Quinn,  J Fryer,  B Taylor,  D Ficker,  Terence O'Brien,  Professor Neil Pearce,  Mark Cook. High prevalence of treated epilepsy in the elderly has implications for future health prevention and treatment. Epilepsia 2007; 48 (suppl 7): 59 (abstract).
Andrea 't Mannetje. Agriculture and non-Hodgkin's lymphoma: evidence from New Zealand.
Professor Neil Pearce. Methodological issues in cancer epidemiology: ecosystems, populations, cells, and molecules.
Professor Neil Pearce. Time-related factors in occupational cancer cohort studies.
Associate Professor Wendyl D'Souza,  S Quinn,  J Fryer,  B Taylor,  D Ficker,  Terence O'Brien,  Professor Neil Pearce,  Mark Cook. High prevalence of treated epilepsy in the elderly has implications for future health prevention and service delivery in Australia.
Associate Professor Wendyl D'Souza,  Dr Mona Jeffreys,  Mark Cook. Marked ethnic disparities in hospitalisations for seizures/epilepsy between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians from 1998-2004.
Noemie Travier,  Dr Mona Jeffreys,  Naomi Brewer,  Craig Wright,  Professor Chris Cunningham,  John Hornell,  Professor Neil Pearce. Association between glycosylated hemoglobin and cancer risk: A New Zealand linkage study.
Professor Neil Pearce. Dioxin.
Professor Neil Pearce. Dioxin.
Professor Jeroen Douwes. Epidemiology of non-eosinophilic asthma.
Professor Neil Pearce. What causes asthma?