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February 7, 1980  Vol. 302 No. 6

Original Articles
305-309

SEVEN cholera pandemics have occurred since the early 1800's. The seventh pandemic, caused by the El Tor biotype of Vibrio cholerae O1, began in 1961 in Indonesia, spread throughout Southeast and South Asia, the Middle East, Africa, portions of Europe, ...

310-315

RADIOGRAPHIC evidence of osteolytic skeletal destruction can be found in nearly 80 per cent of patients with multiple myeloma,1 which is frequently complicated by severe bone pain, pathologic fractures, hypercalciuria, and hypercalcemia.2 Although major ...

315-319

THE biologically active form of vitamin D is 1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D (1,25(OH)2D). Endogenous and exogenous vitamin D is hydroxylated to 25-hydroxyvitamin D (25(OH)D) in the liver. The 25(OH)D undergoes a second hydroxylation in the kidney to form 1,25(OH)...

Special Article
319-323

ALTHOUGH physicians have become aware of physical abuse as a common and complex problem of children, the scope of sexual offenses against children and adolescents is still largely unappreciated. Kempe1 has recently pointed to the gaps in our understanding ...

Medical Progress
324-331

    DIVERTICULOSIS of the colon and its clinical consequences have become increasingly prevalent among the population of the United States and other economically developed countries with each passing decade. Truly a disease of the 20th century, it was earlier ...

    Medical Intelligence
    332-334

    SQUAMOUS-cell cancer of the cervix originates from intraepithelial precursors whose natural history has been studied extensively and is well understood.1 There is abundant evidence that these precursors are part of a single disease continuum, called ...

    334-335

      CISPLATIN (cis-diamminedichloroplatinum) has been tested extensively against various solid tumors and has become commercially available. Recently, we saw two patients who had positive responses to the direct antiglobulin test while they were receiving ...

      Case Records of the Massachusetts General Hospital
      336-344

      Presentation of Case

      First admission. A 64-year-old woman was admitted to the hospital because of weakness.

      She was well until 10 years previously, when palpitations occurred, and a physician heard a murmur. Digitalis was prescribed but was soon ...

      Editorials
      345-347

      As a resumé of the results of my inquiries, it may be set down as the unqualified opinion of all the physicians with whom I have consulted in the City of New Orleans, that the cholera of the spring of 1873 in that city and vicinity was native in its ...

      347-348

      Pathologic increases in bone resorption produce pain, fracture, hypercalcemia, and decreased bone mass in many disorders. In malignant diseases, particularly multiple myeloma and breast cancer, the ability of neoplastic cells to release factors that ...

      348-349

      Because sexual abuse of children can represent violation of one, two, or three of the most fundamental and universal of social taboos — sex with children, forced sex, and incest — it generates such a strong aversive reaction that one may lose the ability ...

      Correspondence
      349-350

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      352-353

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      353-355

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      355

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      Notices
      355-356

      PROGRAMS FROM THE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL

      The Children's Hospital of Denver will present the following programs: "Controversies in the Practice of Pediatrics" on February 19; "A Matter of Language — Seventh Annual Reading/Learning Disabilities Workshop" on ...

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