This article traces the reasons for the uncertain professional status of health educators from high school to college and recommends some changes. (JA)

The results of this study indicate that neither vitamin E nor B6 has any effect on increased swimming endurance. (JS)

Keynote address presented at the annual meeting of the American College Health Association, Chicago, April 1973. (Editors)

Future smoking control programs should be directed at youngsters under the age of 16 before they take up the habit. (JD)

Research is reported on the use of ethinyl estradiol and norgestrel for contraception after intercourse. This treatment is offered as an alternative to high doses of estrogen and appears to be successful in preventing unwanted pregnancies. (JMF)

This article discusses body heat loss during athletic events. (JS)

This article asserts that more efforts must be made to increase the number of health education programs at the collegiate level. (JS)

The etiology, epidemiology, clinical presentation, diagnosis, and treatment of nonspecific urethritis is discussed along with possible complications resulting from its occurrence. (JMF)

Tobacco smoking among adolescents is reported to be unchanged or increasing in spite of antismoking programs; however, this study reports that college freshmen are responding to information about the dangers of tobacco smoking. (MM)

This article discusses osteitis pubis, a self-limited disorder of the public bones that can be caused by local trauma during athletics. A case study is also presented. (JS)