1. Philosophy must fall to earth

   • David Seedhouse

   Editorial Pages: 91 - 94

2. The ethics of randomised controlled trials: A matter of statistical belief?

   • Jane L. Hutton

   Original Paper Pages: 95 - 102

3. The significance of age and duration of effect in social evaluation of health care

   • Erik Nord
   • Andrew Street
   • Peter Singer

   Original Paper Pages: 103 - 111

4. Searching for the roots of health promotion

   • Lee Adams
   • Ewan Armstrong

   Feature Pages: 112 - 119

5. Is there a future for radical health promotion?

   • Peggy Foster

   The Commentaries Pages: 120 - 126

6. Will there be a philosophy of health promotion

   • Michael Loughlin

   The Commentaries Pages: 126 - 129

7. Extracts from an address by the former minister for crown health enterprises to the Auckland divisional conference of the New Zealand National Party. 25 June 1995 debunking the myths and restoring reality

   • Paul East

   Feature Pages: 130 - 133

8. Uncovering some assumptions

   • Brian Martin
   • Glenn Mitchell

   Analysis Pages: 134 - 136

9. Who is doing the myth-making?

   • Andrea Steiner

   Analysis Pages: 136 - 140

10. East: A compass correction

    • Edward Harris

    Analysis Pages: 140 - 142

11. Cultural diversity, and some advice for the minister

    • William H. Oman

    Analysis Pages: 142 - 144

12. Response from the minister of crown health enterprises to the commentaries

    • Paul East

    Analysis Pages: 144 - 145

13. Rationing, barbarity and the economist's perspective

    • Michael Loughlin

    Feature Pages: 146 - 156

14. Health care law

    Feature Pages: 157 - 167

15. Reviews

    Feature Pages: 168 - 177

16. Events

    Legacy Pages: 178 - 179