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ABSTRACTThe Amish, who came to North America from Europe in

the 1700s and 1800s, and settled primarily in Pennsylvania, Ohio,Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, New York. and Ontario, Canada, haveattracted much attention and interest, particularly in the area ofhealth care. The purpose of this bibliography is to guide theinvestigator toward the prih.ipal sources that cover the area ofhealth and the Amish. It is by no means comprehensive, but theattempt was made to completely cover 3980 to 1989. During thecompilation of this document, five major areas of exploration becameevident and comprise the five major sections of this bibliography.These are: (1) general works (4 items); (2) health care practices andattitudes (15 items); (3) medical studies (82 items); (4)psychological studies (35 items); and (5) population studies (20items). This listing includes monographic works, journal articles,Ph.D dissertations, reports, papers presented at symposia, governmentdocuments, and audio-visual materials. (JB)

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HEALTH AND THE AMISH: A BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REVIEW

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HEALTH AND THE AMISH: A BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SURVEY

PREFACE

The purpose of this bibliography is to guide the investigatortoward the principal sources existing in the area of Health . id theAmish. It is by no means fully comprehensive, but the attempt hasbeen made to completely cover 1980 to the pre.sept.

During the compilation of this bibliography, five major areas ofexploration became evident and comprise the five major sections ofthis bibliography. These are: General Works (survey articleson Health Care and the Amish as well as excellent bactground on theAmish people and culture), Health Care Practices and Attitudes, Medi-cal Studies, Psychological Studies, and Population Studies.

Format was not w-.stricted, so this listing includes monographicworks, journal articles, Ph.D. dissertations, reports, papers presen-ted at symposia, government documents, and audio-vival materials.

INTRODUCTION

The Amish have attracted much curiosity, interest, and wonder -from outside tourists to genetic researchers. This has especiallybeen evident in the past two decades and ,.articularly in the areaof Health Care.

Joseph A. Hostetler, author of Amish Society, described theAmish as "...a church, a community, a spiritual union, a conserva-tive branch of Christianity, a religions a community whose memberspractice simple and austere living, a familistic entrepreneuringsystem, and an adaptive human community." (1) They have settledprimarily in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, New Yor1,and Ontario, Canada. According to Hostetler, they are the "directdescendants of the Anabaptists of sixteenth-century Europe...;"were named after their leader, Jacob Amman; are a bralo7.h of theSwiss brethren (one of three groups resulting from the Anabaptistnovement) (2); and came to America during two peak immigrationperiods, 1727-1770 and 1815-1860. (3)

1. John A. Hostetler, Amish Society, (Baltimore: The JohnsHopkins University Press, 1980), p. 4.

2. Ibid., p, 25.

3. Ibid., p. 50.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

I. General Wor[ s 1

II. Health Care Practices and ttitudes 1

III. Medical Studies

A. Blood Pressure Studie=. 2

B. Cancer Studies 2

C. Genetic Studies and Related Diseases and Disorders 3

D. Immunologic Studies 8

E. Psychiatric Studies and Related Disorders im

IV. Psychological Studies 12

V. Population Studicms 13(Including Fertility, Genealogy, and Mortality)

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I. GENERAL WORKS

Hostetler. John A. Amish Society. 3rd ed. Baltimore: Johns HoOinsUniversity Press, 1980. (See "Population Characteristics", pages101-108 and "Health and Healing", pages 313-332)

McKusick5 Victor A. "The Amish." Endeavour 4 (New Series 1980):52-7.

Schwieder, Elmer, and Schweider. Dorothy. A PeCuliar Pople: Iowa'sOld Order Amish. Ame:,.: The Iowa State Univer,.ity Press, 1975.(See "Medical Practices", pages 72-78)

Lraybill, Donald B. The Riddle of Amish Culture. Baltimore: JohnsHopkins University Press. 1989.

II. HEALTH CARE PRACTICES AND ATTITUDES

Adams, C.E. "The effects of religious bel'efs on the healt'l carepractices of the Amish." Nurse Practitioner 11 (March 1986):58, 63, 67.

Armstrong, Penny, and Feldman, Sheryl. A midwife's story. New Yorl:Arbor House. 1986.

Bagramian. Robert A.; Narendran, Sena; and Khavari. A. Mahyar.'Oral health status, knowledge, and practices in an Amishpopulation." Journal of Public Health Dentistry 48 (Summer1988): 147-51.

Barbieri. G. The Amisn of Northern Indiana. South Bend: NorthernIndiana Health Systems Agency, Inc., 1979.

Bing, Elisabeth D. "Lamaze childbirth among the Amish people." Birthand the Family Journal 2 (Spring 1975): 39-42.

Ediger, Marlow. "Amish adaptations to modern society: technical,medical, and legal." Sociulogy and Social RE tearch 70 july1986): 286.

Egeland, Janice A. Belief and behavior as related to illness: acommunity case study of the Old Order Amish. Princeton: YaleUniversity Press, 1967.

Guyther, J. Roy. "Medical attitudes of the AmIsh." Maryland Statc,Medical Journal 28 (October 1979): 40-1.

Hostetler, John A. "Folk and Scientific Medicine in Amish Soc,.etv."Human Organization 22 (Winter 1963-64): 269-275.

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McGrath, William P. Amish Fon, Remedies for Plain ? Fancy Ailments.Burr Oat.: S. Schupp, date not set according to Bool.s In Print.

Srool, J.T.; Palmguist, D.L.; Moon, A.L.; Cantoi A.H. and Vivian,V.M. "Selenium status of a rural (predominantly Amish) communityliving in a low-selenium area." American Journal co ClinicalNutrition 38 (October 1983): 620-30.

Sutter, Thomas L. "Homc deliveries: a changing Amish pattern."Letter. JAMA 244 (November 21, 1980): 2262-3.

United States, Congress. House. Committee on Ways and Means.Subcommittee on Social Security. Social Security coverage ofAmish wor[:ers: hearing before the Subcommittee on Socia' Securityof the Committee on Ways and Means, House of Representatives, OneHundredth Congress, first session, on H.R. 2259...October 6,1967. Washington: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1988.(The Superintendent of Documents Number is Y 4.W 3b:100-40)

Nvon Heeringen, Jochem, and McCorkle, Thomas. "Culture and medicalbehavior of the Old Order Amish of Johnson County, Iowa."Bulletin Number Two of the State University of Towa, Instituteof Agricultural medicine (March 1958): 1-30.

Wiggins, L.R. "Health and Illness beliefs P.nd practices among the OldOrder Amish." Health Values 7 (November/December 1983): 24-9.

III. MEDICAL STUDIES

A. Blood Pressure Studies

Jorgenson, Ronald J.; Bolling, David R. Yoder, Omar C. and Murphy,Edmond A. "Blood pressure studies in the Amish." Johns Hul-insMedical Journal 131 (November 1972): 329-50.

B. Cancer Studies

Cross, Harold E.; Kennel, Elmer E. Lilienfeld, Abraham M ; andMcKusick, Victor A. "Cancer of the cervi); in the Amish."Transactions of the Association of American Physiciansbo (1967): 133-',1.

Cr..ss, Harold E. Kennel, Elmer E. and Lilienfeld, Abraham M."Cancer of the cervi:: in an Amish population." Cance): 21(January 1968): 102-8.

Miller, G.H. "Lung cancer: a comparison of incidence between theAmish and non-Amish in Lancaster County." 3offna1 of_the_IndjaDaState Medical Association 7 6 (February 19E43): 121-3.

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Swift, Michael; Peitnauer, Pamela 3.; Morrell, Daphne; and Chase,Charles L. "Breast and other cancers in families with ata'sia-telangiectasia." New England Journal of Medicine 316 (May 21,1987): 1289-94.

Troyer, Henry. "Review of cancer among 4 religious sects: evidencethat life-styles are distinctive sets of risi factois." SocialScience and Medicine 26 (1988): 1007-17.

C. Genetic Studies and Related Diseases arid Disorders

Andreasen, N.C. "The Amish: a naturalistic laboratory forepidemiologic and genetic research." Editorial. AmericanJournal of Psychiatr 140 (Janu:iry 1983) : 75-6.

Arnett, Frani. C.; Enlow, Roger W.; and Bias, Wilma B. "Sacroiliitisin the Old Order Amish." American Journal of Medical Genetics12 (July 1982): 333-42.

Arnold, G.L.; Bixler, D. and Girod, D. "Probable autosomal recessiveinheritance of polysplenia, situs inversus and cardiac defects inan Amish family." American Journal of Medical Genetics 16(September 1983): 35-42.

Bader, Patricia I.; Bender, Cynthia J.; Creason, Marilyn T.; Conn,Patricia S. and Townsend, Douglas W. "Lymphocyte capping inlimb-girdle muscular dystrophy: patients and carriers in anAmish isolate." American Journal of Medical Genetics 12 (July1982): 255-69.

Beaty, T.H.; Kwiteroyich, P.O. Jr.; Khoury, M.J.; White, S.; Bachorik,P.S. Smith, H.H.; Teng, B.; and Sniderman, A. "Genetic analysisof plasma sitosterol5 apoprotein B, and lipoproteins in a largeAmish pedigree with sitosterolemia." American Journal of HumanGenetics 38 (April 1986): 492-504.

Single, Glenn J.; Dillon, James J.; and Hurwitz, Roger. "Asymmetricseptal hypertrophy in a large Amish iindred." Clinical Genetics7 (March 1975): 255-61.

Bolling, D.R.; Chase, G.A.; and McKusick, V.A. "Founder effect andthe Ellis van-Creveld Syndrome in the Amish." Paper presented atth Fifth International Congress of Human Genetics, Metico City,1976.

Bowman, Herbert S. and Procopio, Frani. "Hereditary Non-sphe,ocyticHemolytic Anemia of the PyruvRte-kinase Deficient Type." Annalsof Internal Medicine 58 (April 1963): 567-91.

Bowman, Herbert S. McKusick, Victor A.; and Dronamra)u, F.R."Pyruvate 1-inase deficient hemolytic anemia in an Amish xscilate."American Journal of Human Genetics 17 (January 1965: 1-9.

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Jacson, Charles E. Symon, William E. Pruden, Elizabeth L.; Faehr,I. Madge; and Mann. Joseph D. "Consangu,inity and blood groupdistribution in an Amish Isolate." American Journal of HumanGenetics 20 (November 196e): 522-7.

Jackson, Charles E. Weiss, Lester; Reynolds, William A., Forman. TodF. and Peterson, James A. "CraniosynoEtosis, midfacial hypo-plasia and foot abnormalities: an autosomal dominant phenotypein a large Amish kindred." Journal of Pediatrics 98 (June1976): 963-8.

Juberg, Richard C.; Schull, William J.; Gershowit:. Henry and Davis,Louise M. "Blood group gene frequencies in an Amish deme ofNorthern Indiana: comparison with other Amish demes." HumanBiology 43 (December 1971): 477-85.

Juberg, Richard C. "Selection in the ABO, Rhesus, and MNSs bloodgroup polymorphisms in an Amish isolate of Northern Indiana."Ph.D. dissertation, University of Michigan, 1966.

Khoury, Mvin J. and Cohen, Bernice H. "Genetic heterogeneity of pre-maturity and intrauterine growth retardation: clues from the OldOrder Amish." American Journal of Obstetrics S Gynecology 157(August 1987) : 400-10.

Kidd, Judith R.; Wolf, Barry; Hsia, Edward; and Kidd, Kenneth K."Genetics of propionic acidemia in a Mennonite-Amish kindred."American Journal of Human Genetics 32 (March 1980): 236-45.

Vlinger, K.W. "Cystic fibrosis in the Ohio Amish: gene frequencyand founder PFfect." Human Genetics 65 (1983): 94-8.

Klinger, E.atherine; Stanislovitis, Patricia; Hoffman, Nancy;Watkins. Pc.ul C.: Schwartz, Robert; Doherty, Richard;Scambler, Peter; Farrall, Martin; Williamson. Robert; andWainwright, Brandon. "Genetic homogeneity of Cystic fibrosis."Nucleic Acids Research 14 (November 21, 1986): 8681-6.

Kwiterovich, Peter 0. Jr.; Buchorik. Paul S. Smith, Hazel H.;McKusick, Victor A.; Connor, William E.; Teng, Babie; andSniderman, Allan D. "Hyperapobetalipoproteinaemia in twofamilies with xanthomas and phytosterolaemia." Lancet1 (February 28, 1921): 466-9.

lwiterovich, Peter O.; Cross. Harold E.; and Mausicl., Victoi A."Mongolism in an inbred population." Bulletin of the JohnsHopkins Hospital 110 (1966): 268-275.

Mann, Dean L.; Abelson, Leslie; Henkartl Pierre; Harris. St san D.and Amos, D. Bernard. "Specific human B lymphocyte alloantigenslin[ed to HL-A." Proceedings of the National Academy. of Sciencesof the United States of America 72 (December 1975): 510S-6.

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McFusick, 'ictor A. Bias, W.B.; Norum, R.A. and Cross. H.E. "Bloodgroups in two Amish demes." Humangeneti 5 (November 29, 1967):36-41.

McKusick. Victor A.; Hostetler. J.A.; Egeland. J.A.; and Eldridge. R."The distribution of certain genes in the Old Order Amish."Cold Spring_ Harbor Symposia on Ouantitative Biolop 29 (1C/64r):99-113.

McKusick. Victor A. "Dwarfism in the Amish." Transactions of theAssociation of American Physicians 77 (1964): 151-68.

McPusick, Victor A.; Egeland, Janice A.; Eldridge, Roswell; andKrusen, David E. "Dwarfism in the Amish. I. The Ellis-vanCreveld Syndrome." Bulletin of the Johns Ho.al ins Hospital115 (October 1964): 306-336.

McKusick. Victor A.; Eldridge. Roswell; Hostetler, John A.Ruangwit, Utai; and Ege1and7 Janice A. "Dwarfism ir theAmish. II. Cartilage-hair hypoplasia." Bulletin of theJohns Hopkins Hospital 116 (May 1965): 285-326.

McKusick, Victor A. "Genetic studies in American inbred populationswith particular reference to the Old Order Amish." IsraelJournal of Medical Sciences 9 (September-October 1973): 1276-84.

McKusick, Victor A.; Hostetler, John A.; and Egeland, Janice A."Genetic studies of the Amish: bac[Around and potentialities."Bulletin of the Johns Hopkins Hospital 115 (September 1964):203-22.

Mci-usick, Victor A. Genetically determined disorders of connectivetissue New York: MedLom 1973. (201 slies: col.; 2x2 in. &guide)

Mcl.usick. Victcl- A. Medical Genetic Studies of the Amish: Se.,ectedPapers. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1978.

McKusick, Victor A. "Medical Genetic studies of the Amish withcomarison to other populations." In Population Structure andGenetic Disorders, pp. 291-300. Edited by Aldur W. Eriksson,Henrik R. Forsius. Harri R. Nevanlinna, Peter L. Workman. andReijo V. Norio. New Yor: Academic Press. 1980.

McLean, R.H.; Howard, P.F.: and Bias, W.B. "Gene Duplication ofC4A in the Lancaster County. Fennsylyania, Old Order Amish:C4A-2A-3 is in coupling with HLA A3. C44, B35, BfF, DR1.GL02." In Histocompatibility Testing 1984, p.609. Editedby E.D. Albert. New Yol : Springer-Verlag, 1984.

Mr:ngel. Marvin C. and Konigsmarl:, Bruce W. "Two geoeticallv disincttypes of ccngerl recessive deafness, one Mennonite. oneAmish." Birth Defects Original Article Series 7 (March 1971):

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Meyers, D.A. Bias, W.B. and Marsh, D.G. "A Genetir study of totalIgE levels in the Amish." Human Herediti 32 (198P):

Meyers, D.A.: Hasstedt, S.J. Marsh, D.G. Stolnicl. M. Finq, M.C.:Bias, W.B.: and AMOB. D.B. "The Inheritance of Immunoglobin E:Genetic Linl-age Analysis." American Journal of Medical Geneti.:s16 (December 1083): 575-81.

Morgan, L. Holmes, T.M. Sr laut, 3.: Marchul- L.: !ovithavongs, I.;Pazderka, F. and Dossetor, J.B. "Genetic variability of HLAin the Dariusleut Hutterites. A comparative genetic analysisof the Hutterites, the Amish, and other selected Caucasianpopulations." American Journal of Human Genetics 32 (March1980): 246-57.

Muir, W.A.: Beutler, E.; and Wasson, C. "Erythrocyte pyruvate tinasedeficiency in the Ohio Amish: Origin and characterization of themutalt enzyme." American Journal of Human Genetics 36 (May1984): 634-9. 4

Maherjee, Anil E. Svoronos, Soraya: Ghazanfari, Amir: Martin, PeterR.; Fisher, Alic: Roecklein, Bryan; Robard, David; Staton,Richard: Behar, David; Berg, Carol j.; and Manjunath,Ramanathapuram. "Trans1.etolase abnormality in the culturelfibroblasts from familial chronic alcoholic men and their maleoffspring." Journal of Clinical Investigation 79 (April 1987):1039-43.

Nance, Walter E.: Jactson, Charles E.; and Witkop, Carl J. "AmishAlbinism: a distinctive autosomal recessive phenotpe." AmericanJournal of Human Genetics 22 (September 1970): 579-86.

Neuhauser, Gerhard; Wiffler, Colette: and Opitz, John M. "Familialspastic paraplegia with distal muscle wasting in the Old OrderAmish: atypical Troyer syndrome or 'new' syndrome." ClinicalGenetics 9 (March 1976): 315-23.

Oski, Frank A. and Bowman, Her'iert. "A low km pho.sphoenolpyruvatemutant in the Amish with red cell pyruyate linase deficiency."British Journal of Haematology 17 (September 1969): 289-97.

Paul, Thomas D.; Brandt, Ira F.; Elsas, L.J.; 3actson, Charles E.Nance, Carol S. and Nance, Walter E. "Lir4age analysis usingheterozygote detection in phenyltetonuria." Clinical Genetic,r,16 (October 1979): 217-3C.

Pollaci, Randy Beth. "Genetic demography of n Amish-Mennonitecommunity." Ph.D. dissertation, Ohio State University, 1978.

Pruden, E.L.: Jacson, C.E.; and taehr, I.M. "CW tPHW) inheritance-in an Amrsh isolate." Amerir:an Journal of Medical Te(hnolo_gy36 (June 1970): 277-82.

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Tutton, D.A. and 2acharn "Dermatoglyphic traits in an Ami,h-Mennonite populatir.- 'n nntario." Human Heredity 3" (1986):265-70.

Ward, Francis r7..: Bias, Ailma B.: Reisner. Emily G. And Amos, D.Bernard. "HL-A specificities among Old Order Amish - a geneticisolate." In Histocompatibility Testing 1972. pp. 93-98.Edited by Jean Dausset and Jacques Colombani.Williams & Wilkins Co., 1973.

2angwi11 , henneth M. "Dandy-Waller malformatil:ni in Ellis-van Creveldsyndrome." American Journal of Medical Genetics 31 (SeptcrIber1988): .23-9.

D. Immunologic Studies

Donohoue, Patricia A.; Van Dop, Cornelis: Migeon, Claude J.: McLean,Robert H.; and Bias, Wilma B. "Loupling of HL4-A3, Cw6, Bw47,DR7 and a normal LA21HB steroid 21-Hydroxylase gene in the OldOrder Amish." Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism65 (November 1987): 980-6.

Granoff, D.M. Suarez, B.K.; Pandey, Janardan P.: and Shackelford,Penelope. "Genes associated with the G2m(23) immunoglobulinallotype regulate the IgG subclass responses to Haemopo lusinflucnzae type b polysaccharide vac ine." Journal of InfectiousDiseases 157 (June 1988): 1142-9.

Granoff, Dan M. McKinney, Thomas; Bolts, Eyla G.: Steele, Norman P.:Oldfather, John: Pandey, Janardan P.: and Suarez, Brian h."Haemophilus influenzae type b disease in an Amish population:studies of the effects of genetic factors. immunization andrifampin prophylaxis on the course of an outbreat." Pedjatrics77 (March !986): 289-95.

Hatch, M.N.; Marchetti, G.E.; Nottay, B.F..; Few, 0.M.; Heyward, J.T.;and Obijeski, T.F. "Strain characterization studies of polio-virus type I isolates from poliomyelitis cases in the UnitedStates in 1979." Developments in Biological Standardization47 (1981): 307-15.

Hsia, Shyuan: Howell, David N.; Amos. D. Bernard: and Woodbuwy. MA: A."Studies of viral antibody responses among Amish families.'Journal of Immunology 118 (May 1977): 1659-64.

Hsu, S.H.; Chan, M.M: and Bias. W.B. "CML target determinantsegrt.gating independently of HLA in an Old-Order Amish f3mi1y."Trarsplantation Proceedings 11 (December 1979,: 1816-9.

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Hsu, Susan H.; Pollard, M. kathryn: Chan, Maria M.; and Bias, WilmaB. "Genetic heterogeneity of DR4 in the Old Order Amish and twonew HLA-D specificities." Human Immunology 2 (March 1981':165-72.

H=.u, Susan H. Lambert, Patricia: Scribner, Patricia P.; Hartzman,Robert 3.: Robbins. Fu-mi: and Bias, Wilma B. "Primary andSecondary MLR Characterization of Three Allelic Variaots ofHLA-Dw7 segregating in a single family." Human Immunology6 (March 1983): 167-76.

Humphreys, Robert E. McCune, Joseph M. Chess, Leonard; Herrman,Howard C.; Malenka, David J.; Mann, Dean L. Parham, Peter:Schlossman, Stuart F.; and Stromincier, Jack L. "Isolationand xmmunoloqic characterization of a human B-lymphocyte-specific, cell surface antigen." Journal ut E'perimentalMedicine 144 (July 1976): 99-112.

Vamani, N.; August, C.'S.; Dousqlas, S.D. Burkey, E. Ftzioni, A.and Lischner, H.W. "bone marrow transplantation in chronicgranulomatous disease." Journal et Pediatrics 105 (July 1984):42-6.

Kostyu, D.; Amos, D.B.; Harris, S.; Pool, P.; Johnson, A.H.; Ward,F.E.' and Yunis, E.J. "HL-A antigens of the Indiana Alish.I. General description of frequent haplotypes and report ofthe mied lymphocyte reactions of an HL-A recombinant."Tis. Antigens 4 (1974): 415-18.

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Mann, D.L. Abelson, L.; Harris, S. and Amos, D.B. "Detection ofantigens specific for B-lymphplr' -ultured cell lines with humanalloantisera." Journal of r-_-gp-..).sental Medicine 142 (July1975): 84-9.

Mckusick, Victor A. and Cross Harold E. "Atagia-telanqiectasia andSwiss-type agammaglobulinemia. Two genetic disorders of theimmune mechanism in related Amish sibships." JAMA 195 (February28, 1966): 739-45.

Molthanl L.; Kidd, K.; and Egeland, J. "The Bg antigens in Amishpedigrees." Canadian Journal of Medical Technology 44 (1982):99-101.

Nathanson, t. "Epidemiologic aspects of poliomyelitis eradication."Reviews of Infectious Diseases 6 (May-3u.-.e 19e4 Suppl. 2):S308-12.

Polmar, Stephen H. Pierce, Glenn F. "Cartilage Hair Hypuplasia:Immunological aspects and their Clinical Implications." Reviewarticle with 13 references. Clinical Immunology and Immuno-pathology 40 (July 1986): 87-9'3.

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Trojak, Joseph E.; Folmar, Stephen H. Wintelstein, Jerry A.;Susan; Francomano, Clair; Pierce, Glenn F. Scillian, JamesJ.; Gale, Andrew N. and Mckusict, Victor A. "Immunologicstudies of cartilage-hair hypoplasia in the Amish." JohnsHopV?ns Medical Journal 148 (April 1981): 157-64.

E. Psychiatric Studies and Related Disorders

deGruy, Frani, V. "Suicide and affective disorder among the Old OrderAmish." Letter. JANA 255 (January 24-31, 1986): 468.

Detera-Wadleigh, Sevilla D.; Berrettini, Wade H. Goldin, Lynn R.Boorman, Denise; Anderson, Stewart; and Gershon, Elliot S."Close linLage of c-Harvey-ras-1 and the ins,lin gene toaffective disorder is ruled out in three North Americanpedigrees." Nature 325 kFebruary 26-March 4, 1987): 6107.

Egeland, Janice A. "Amish major affective disorders pedigrees,in 1985 and 1986/1987 Catalog of Cell Lines, NIGMS HumanGenetic Mutant Cell Repository, See NIH publications85-2011 (pp. 560-567) and 87-2011 (pp. 298-306, 489-496)

Egeland, Janice A., and Hostetter, Abram M. "Amish Study, I:Affective disorders among the Amish, 1976-1980." AmericanJournal of Psychiatry 140 (January 1983): 56-61.

Egeland, Janice A.; Hostetter, Abram M.; and Eshleman, S. Kendric[."Amish Study, III: The impact of cultural factors on diagnosisof bipolar illness." American Journal of Psychiatry 140(January 1983): 67-71.

Egeland, Janice A.; idd, Judith R.; Frazer, Alan; Fidd, iennethand Neuhauser, Virginia I. "Amish Study, V: Lithium-sodiumcountertransport and catechol 0-methyltransferase in pedigreesof bipolar probands." American Journal of Psychiatry 141(September 1984): 1049-54.

Fgeland, Janice A.; Gerhard, Daniela S.; Pauls, David L.; Sussex,James N. Kidd, Kenneth K.; Allen, Cleona R.; Hostetter, Abraham;and Housman, David E. " Bipolar affective disorders linted toDNA marters on chromosome 11." Nature 325 (February ;='6-March4, 1987): 783-7.

Egeland, Janice A. "Bipolarity: The Iceberg of affective disorders"Comprehensive Psychiatry 24 (July-August 1983): 337-344.

Egeland, Janice A. "Cultural factors and social stigma for manicdepression: The Amis:, study. Special Issue: Psychiatricepidemiology." Amerkcan Journal of Social Psychiatr, 6(Fall 1986): 279-286.

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Egeland, Janice A. "A Genetic study of manic-depressive disoideramong the Old Order Amish of Pennsylvania." Pharmacopsychiatrv21 (March 1988): *74-5.

Egeland, Janice A. "Reliability and relationship of various ages ofonset criteria for major affective disorder." Journal ofAffective Disorders 12 (March-April 1987): 159-165.

Edeland, Janice A. and Susset, James N. "Suicide and family loadingfor affective disorders." JAMA 254 (August 16, 1985): 915-18.

Hodgt.inson, Stephen; Sh2rrington, Robin; Gurling, Hugh; Marchbants,Roger; Peeders, Stephen; Mallet, Jacques; McInnis, Melvin;Petursson, Hannes! and Brynjolfsson, Jon. "Molecular (geneticevidence for heterogeneity in manic depression." Nature325 (February 26-March 4, 1987): eo5-O6.

Hostetter, Abram M.; Egeland, Janice A.; and Endicott, Jean."Amish Study, II: Consensus diagnoses and reliability resul....."American Journal of Psychiatry 140 (January 1983): 62-66.

"Hunting 'the black dog'(manic depression)." U.S. News & WorldReport 102 (March 9, 1987): 8.

Kidd, J.R.; Egeland, J.A.; Pakstis, A.J. Castiglione, C.M.Pletcher, B.A.; Mortrn, L.A.; and Kidd, K.K. "Searchingfor a major genetic locus for affective disorder in theOld Order Amish." Journal of Psychiatric Research 21(1987): 577-80.

Kidd, Kenneth K.; Egeland, Janice A.; Molthan, Lyndall; Pauls,David L.; Kruger, Susan; Phil, M.; and Messner, Kenneth H."Amish Study, IV: Genetic linkage study of pedigress ofbipolar probands." American Journal of Psychiatcy 141(September 1984): 1042-48

1.lerman, Gerala L.; Warner, Richard; Thase, Michael E.; Himmelhoch,Jonathan M.; Egeland, Janice A.; ana Hostetter, Abram. "Onthe Amish study." Letter. American Journal of Psychiatry140 (September 1983): 1262-64.

Kolata, Gina. "Manic-depression gene tied to chromosome 11."Science 235 (March 1987). 1139-40.

Kolata, Gina. "Manic-depression: Is it inheritec :" Scisolce232 (May 2, 1986): 575-76.

"New tools to treat mental depression." U.S. News t World Report90 (May 25, 1981): 81.

O'Malley, Karen L., and Rotwein, Peter. "Human tyrosine hydroxylaseand insulin genes are contiguous on chromosome tl." NucleicAcids Research 16 (May 25, 1988): 4437-46.

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Robertson, Miranda. "Molecular genetics of the m.nd." Natple 325(February 26-March 4, 1,797): 755.

Wallis, Claudia. "Is mental Alness inherited'.' Amish families offera clue to manic depressicn.° Time 129 March 9. 19R7): 67.

IV. PSYCHOLOGICAL STUDIES

Buc R.C. "Being Amish: Some notes on childhood socialization andacculturation among the Old Order Amish." Children in Contem-porary Society 13 (January 1990): 32-7.

Engle, T.L.- am. Engle, Eleanor. "Attitude differences between Amishand non-Amish children attending the same schools." Journalof Educational Psychology 34 (1943): 206-14.

Graber, Robert B., and Forsyth, Dan W. "Psychoanalytic speculationson horse-and-buggy sectarianism." Journal of PsychoanalyticAnthropology 9 (Spring 1996): 121-42.

Bryer, Katnleen B. "The Amish way of death: A Study of family supportsystems." American Psychologist 34 (March 1979): 255-61.

Gruter, Margaret. "Ostracism on trial: The Limits of individualrights. Annual Meeting of the Law and Society Association:Symposium on Ostracism (1983, Denver, Colorado)." SocialScience Information 24 (March 1995): 101-11.

Hostetler, John A., and Huntington, Gertrude Enders. Children inAmish society: socialization and community. New York: Holt,Rineh:xt and Winston, 1971. (See pages 90-96 on "Personalityand Achievement Pattern")

Lembright, Marlene ,_., and Yamamoto, Kaoru. 'Subcultures and creativethinking: An Exploratory comparison between Amish and urbanAmerican school children." Merrill-Palmer Quarterly of Behaviorand Development 11 (January 1965): 49-64.

Smith, Elmer Lewis. "Personality differences between Amish and non-Amish children." Rural SociologY 23 (December 1958): 371-76.

Wittmer, Joe. "Amish homogeneity of parental behavior character-istics." Human Relations 26 (April 1973): 12-54.

Wittmer, Jz.e, and Moser, Arnold. "CounselIng the Old Order Amishchild." Elementary School Guidane and Counseling 9 (May 1974):263-71.

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Wittmel . Joe. "Homogeneity of Personality Characteristics: A Comp.1:-1-son between Old Order Amish and Non-Amish." American Anthro-pologist 72 (October 1970): 1063-68.

V. POPULATION STUDIES (INCLUDING FERTILITY, GENEALOGY; AND MORTALITY)

Cross, Harold E.. and Mctusict, Victor A. "Amish demography." SocillBiology 17 (June 1'?70): 83-101.

Cross, Harold E. "Population studies and the Old Order Amish."Nature 262 (July , 1976): 17-20.

Ericksen, Eugene P. Cric[sen. Julia A. and Hostetler, John A."The Cultivation of the Soil as a Moral Directive: PopulationGrowth, Family Ties and the Maintenance of Community Amongthe Old Order Amish." Rural Sociology 45 (Spring 1Q80): 4Q-68.

Ericksen, Julia A.. and Leon, George H. "The Fertility of the OldOrder Amish." Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of theAme-ican Sociological Association, San Francisco, 1978.

Ericksen, Julia A.; EricIsen. Euguene P.; Hostetler, John A. andHuntington, Gertrude E. "Fertility patterns and trends amongthe Old Order Amish." Population Studies 33 (July 1q7q): 255-76.

Hamman, R.F. "Patteins of mortality in the Old Order Amish." Ph.D.dissertation, johns HoOins School of Hygiene and Public Health,1979.

Hamman, Richard F.; Barancik, Jerome I.; and Lilienfeld. Abraham."Patterns of mortality in the Old Order Amish. I. BacFgroundand major causes of death." American Journal of Epidemiology114 (December 1981): 845-61.

Hurd, James P. "Comparison of iscnymy and pedigree analysis measuresin estimating relationships between three 'Nebraska' Amishchurches in central Pennsylvania." Human Biology 55 (May 1983):349-55.

Hurd, James P. "Kin relatedness and church fissioning among the'Nebraska' Amish of Pennsylvania." Social Biology 30 (Spring1983): 59-66.

Hurd, James P. "Kissing cousins: frequencies of cousin types in'Nebraska' Amish marriages." Social Biology 32 (Spring-Summer 1985): 82-9.

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Hurd, Jmes P. "Mate choice among the Nebrasa Amish of CentralPennsylvania." Ph.D. dissertat,on. Pennsylvania StateUniversity, 1981.

Hurd, James P. "Sex differences in mIte choice among the 'Nebrasia'Amish of Central Pennsylvania." Northwestern UniversitySymposium: Human sociobiology: New research and theory 1981.Evanston, Illinois)." Ethology .and sociobiology 6 (1985):

Vhoury, M.J. "A Genealogic study of inbreeding and prereproductivemortality in the Old Order Amish." Ph.D.. dissertation. TheJohns Hopkins University, 1985.

ihoury, Myin: Cohen, Bernice H.; Diamond. Earl L. Chase, Gary P.and Mci.usick, Victor A. "Inbreeding and prereproductivemortality in the Old Order Amish. I. Genealogic epidemiologyof inbreeding." American Journal of Epidemiology 125 (March1987): 453-61.

ihoury, Mvin J.; Cohen, Bernice H.; Mewing Carol A.; Bias, Wilma;and Mciwsick, Victor A "Inbreeding and prereproductivemortality in the Old Crder Amish. II. Genealogic epidemiologyof prereproductive mortality." (Published erratum appears inthe American Journal of Egidmiology 126 (August 1987): 363)American Journal of Epidemiology 125 (March 1987): 462-72.

Vhoury, Mvin J.; Cohen, Bernice H.; Diamond, Earl L.; Chase, Gar/ A.;and McVusici:, Victor A. "Inbreeding and prereproductivemortality in the Old Order Amish. III. Direct and indirecteffects of inbreeding." American Journal of Epidemiology 125(March 1987): 473-83.

Lucas, Cheryl Ann. "A Comparison of Old Order Amish and Non-Amishnewborns in regard to pregnancy outcome variables." M.S. thesis.State University of New Yort. at Buffalo, 1988.

Miller, G.H. "Male-female longevzty comparison among the Amish."Journal of the Indiana State Me ical Association 73 (July 1980):471-3.

Pesseguie, Laurence J. "P-egnancy wastage and age of mother among theAmish." Human Biology 46 (December 1974): 633-9.

Smith, Elmer L. Bundling-among the Amish. Witmer, Pennsylvania:Applied Arts c1961, reprinted 1968.

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