Perspectives in Health
The magazine of the Pan American Health Organization -- Volume 2, Number 2, 1997.

• A New Chapter Begins in Guatemala's History By Bryna Brennan
  After 36 years of internal conflict, Guatemalans are working to heal their country with the common values of health.
• Poster Art for Health By Roberta Okey
  Posters are a perennially popular vehicle for promoting good health. The countries of the Americas combine their artistic and literary bent to produce powerful messages reflective of society's concerns.
• Destination: Healthy Tourism in the Caribbean By C. James Hospedales
  The future of Caribbean tourism is compromised by recent reports of disease outbreaks. In response, a first-of-its-kind partnership is being forged to bring safer, more sustainable tourism to the region.
• Reinventing Macho: Men as Partners in Reproductive Health By Elayne Clift
  New initiatives to increase male involvement and responsibility in family planning and health issues will ultimately benefit both sexes and create a stabler, more equitable family environment.
• Tobacco: The Next World War? By Daniel Epstein
  Angry governments and communities are declaring war on the tobacco industry as it seeks to hook a new generation of smokers and secure markets in developing countries.

Columns:

• First Word from the Director
• Last Word: The Balancing Act