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MJA

Volume 168 Issue 10

18 May 1998

Editorials

Research

Healthcare

Notable Cases

  • Culture-positive Lyme borreliosis Bernard J Hudson, Mark Stewart, Virginia A Lennox, Masahito Fukunaga, Mihe Yabuki, Heather Macorison, Janet Kitchener-Smith (MJA 1998; 168: 500-502)

Viewpoint

  • Future of medical training in Australia Peter M Brooks, Kerry J Goulston (MJA 1998; 168: 504-505)

Clinical Practice

  • Functional (non-ulcer) dyspepsia: unexplained but not unmanageable Wayne H C Hu, Nicholas J Talley (MJA 1998; 168: 507-512)

Controversies in Healthcare

  • Xenotransplantation: do the risks outweigh the benefits? Peter J Collignon (MJA 1998; 168: 516-519)

Letter

Editorials

Rethinking contraindications to vaccination

Margaret A Burgess, Peter B McIntyre and Timothy C Heath

Med J Aust 1998; 168 (10): 476-477

Radical prostatectomy: what do the patients really think of surgery?

Mark Frydenberg

Med J Aust 1998; 168 (10): 477-478

Research

Health-related quality of life in Australian men remaining disease-free after radical prostatectomy

Peter S Heathcote, Peter N Mactaggart, Robyn J Boston, Anthony N James, Leslie C Thompson and David L Nicol

Med J Aust 1998; 168 (10): 483-486

Home vaccination for children behind in their immunisation schedule: a randomised controlled trial

Lyndal M Bond, Terry M Nolan and Rosemary A Lester

Med J Aust 1998; 168 (10): 487-490 Free

Healthcare

Vaccinating children with a history of serious reactions after vaccination or of egg allergy

Ross M Andrews, Ann E Kempe, Kam K Sinn and Ana Herceg

Med J Aust 1998; 168 (10): 491-494

Letter

Letter

Christopher J Alroe

Med J Aust 1998; 168 (10): 527