Table of contents
January 2001 - Volume 84 - 1
Archives this month
- Archives this month (1 January, 2001)
Leading article
Article
Stamps in paediatrics
- Oleander poisoning (1 January, 2001)
Original article
- Continued increase in the prevalence of asthma and atopy (1 January, 2001)
- Parents' interpretations of children's respiratory symptoms on video (1 January, 2001)
- Survey of respiratory sounds in infants (1 January, 2001)
- Birth weight <1501 g and respiratory health at age 14 (1 January, 2001)
- Nocturnal oximetry in infants with cystic fibrosis (1 January, 2001)
- The prognosis of cyclical vomiting syndrome (1 January, 2001)
- Increased mortality in cartilage–hair hypoplasia (1 January, 2001)
- Medical ethics and Islam: principles and practice (1 January, 2001)
Archivist
- Cochlear implantation (1 January, 2001)
- Helping disaster victims (1 January, 2001)
- Polio eradication (1 January, 2001)
- Infantile torticollis (1 January, 2001)
- Ibuprofen for closure of patent ductus arteriosus (1 January, 2001)
Methodology
- Current topic: Ornithine carbamoyltransferase deficiency (1 January, 2001)
Letters to the editor
- Use of cyclosporin A as a steroid sparing agent in cystic fibrosis (1 January, 2001)
- Data presented do not justify pessimistic conclusions (1 January, 2001)
- Spacers and holding chambers: Not the last word, we hope (1 January, 2001)
- Subnormal growth in children with Helicobacter pylori infection(1 January, 2001)
- Growth monitoring (1 January, 2001)
- Detecting outbreaks ofE coli O157 infection in nurseries(1 January, 2001)
- Meningococcal disease due to W135: fresh public health concerns (1 January, 2001)
- Prevention and treatment of cow's milk allergy (1 January, 2001)
- Pyridoxine dependent and pyridoxine responsive seizures (1 January, 2001)
- Are sleep studies worth doing? (1 January, 2001)
Book review
- Feeding Problems in Children: a practical guide (1 January, 2001)
- ABC of One to Seven (1 January, 2001)
Correction
- Correction for vol. 83, p. 456 (1 January, 2001)
Lucina
- Lucina (1 January, 2001)