Mass community cycling events: who participates and is their behaviour influenced by participation?

Encouraging cycling through a pilot cycling proficiency training program among adults in central Sydney.

Conspicuity and bicycle crashes: preliminary findings of the Taupo Bicycle Study.

Adverse events among high-risk participants in a home-based walking study: a descriptive study.

Patterns of self-rated health in older adults before and after sentinel health events.

Effects of a novel bicycle saddle on symptoms and comfort in cyclists.

Who participates in a computer-tailored physical activity program delivered through the Internet? A comparison of participants' and non-participants' characteristics.

Erectile dysfunction after a long-distance cycling event: associations with bicycle characteristics.

Exercise Evaluation Randomised Trial (EXERT): a randomised trial comparing GP referral for leisure centre-based exercise, community-based walking and advice only.

Sex differences in pain anchors revisited: further investigation of "most intense" and common pain events.

Nationwide satellite training for public health professionals: Web-based follow-up.

Infertility and assisted reproduction in Denmark. Epidemiology and psychosocial consequences.

Impact of a statewide Internet-based tobacco cessation intervention.

The effects of a collaborative peer advisor/advanced practice nurse intervention: cardiac rehabilitation participation and rehospitalization in older adults after a cardiac event.

Effect of bicycle racing saddle design on transcutaneous penile oxygen pressure.

[The Great Nationwide Physical Activity Campaign "Revitalize Your Heart" as an effective method to promote active lifestyle in Poland]

[Link between depression and academic self-esteem in gifted children]

Interventions for improving older patients' involvement in primary care episodes.

A randomized controlled trial evaluating the active communication education program for older people with hearing impairment.

Action on cycling in primary care trusts: Results of a survey of Directors of Public Health.