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Mapping the Use of Comics in Health Education… Noe/Levin Mapping the Use of Comics in Health Education… Noe/Levin APPENDIX II List of Included Studies A.Gillies, P., A. Stork, and M. Bretman. "Streetwize Uk: A Controlled Trial of an Aids Education Comic." [In English]. Health Education Research 5, no. 1 (1990): 27-33. Agurcia, M. A., A. Carolyn, Ross Shegog PhD, H. Steven, and M. Deanna. "Formative Evaluation of the" Time Twisters": A Comic Book Based Obesity Prevention Curriculum for Elementary School Students." (2007 2007). Al-Delaimy, A. K., H. M. Al-Mekhlafi, Y. A. L. Lim, N. A. Nasr, H. Sady, W. M. Atroosh, and R. Mahmud. "Developing and Evaluating Health Education Learning Package (Help) to Control Soil- Transmitted Helminth Infections among Orang Asli Children in Malaysia." [In English]. Parasites and Vectors 7, no. 1 (2014). Al-Jawad, M. "Comics Are Research: Graphic Narratives as a New Way of Seeing Clinical Practice." [In English]. 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"Evaluation of Human Papilloma Virus Communicative Education Strategies: A Pilot Screening Study for Cervical Cancer." Health Education Journal 75, no. 4 (06/01/ 2016): 474-84. Bhana, A., I. Petersen, A. Mason, Z. Mahintsho, C. Bell, and M. McKay. "Children and Youth at Risk: Adaptation and Pilot Study of the Champ (Amaqhawe) Programme in South Africa." [In eng]. Afr J AIDS Res 3, no. 1 (May 2004): 33-41. Blanton, E., S. Ombeki, G. O. Oluoch, A. Mwaki, K. Wannemuehler, and R. Quick. "Evaluation of the Role of School Children in the Promotion of Point-of-Use Water Treatment and Handwashing in Schools and Households - Nyanza Province, Western Kenya, 2007." [In English]. American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene 82, no. 4 (2010): 664-71. Mapping the Use of Comics in Health Education… Noe/Levin Braggio, J. T., C. S. Mitchell, and S. Fierro-Luperini. "Maryland Environmental Public Health Tracking Outreach with Spanish-Speaking Persons Living in Baltimore City or County." [In English]. Journal of Public Health Management and Practice 21 (2015): S62-S67. Brannon, B. R., and D. A. Wagstaff. "Skin Cancer/Melanoma Public and Professional Education in Hawaii: An Integrated Approach to Technology Transfer." [In English]. Progress in clinical and biological research 120 (1983): 497-508. Branscum, P., M. Sharma, L. Leigh Wang, B. R. A. Wilson, and L. Rojas-Guyler. "A True Challenge for Any Superhero: An Evaluation of a Comic Book Obesity Prevention Program." [In English]. Family and Community Health 36, no. 1 (2013): 63-76. Branscum, Paul, Alexandra Housley, Amir Bhochhibhoya, and Logan Hayes. "A Formative Evaluation of Healthy Heroes: A Photo Comic Book-Social Cognitive Theory Based Obesity Prevention Program." Journal of Health Education Teaching 7, no. 1 (01/01/ 2016): 52-63. Branscum, Paul W. 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