Table of Contents

VOL 110 / NO 1 / JULY 2001 / POSTGRADUATE MEDICINE

SYMPOSIUM ON CRITTERS AND KIDS

CRITTERS AND KIDS
Introduction to a four-article symposium
Paul Erickson, MD

ZOONOTIC INFECTIONS FROM PETS
Understanding the risks and treatment
Grant Morrison, MD

ERADICATION OF ECTOPARASITES IN CHILDREN
How to treat infestations of lice, scabies, and chiggers
Jerome Potts, MD

PREPARING TO MEET FOREIGN BUGS
Travel, immigration, and international adoptions require special precautions
Kimberly Petersen, MD

FUNGAL SKIN INFECTIONS IN CHILDREN
New developments and treatments
Daniel Berg, MD, Paul Erickson, MD

CLINICAL ARTICLES

APPROACHES TO VITAMIN B₁₂ DEFICIENCY
Early treatment may prevent devastating complications
T. S. Dharmarajan, MD, Edward P. Norkus, PhD

LIPID DISORDERS IN PATIENTS WITH TYPE 2 DIABETES
Meeting the challenges of early, aggressive treatment
Alan O. Marcus, MD

CONTINUING FEATURES

GUEST EDITORIAL
Making sense of outpatient pharmacy management
How to control pharmacy costs while delivering quality care
J. Kristin Olson-Garewal, MD

CURBSIDE CONSULTS
Complications of flexible sigmoidoscopy?

PATIENT NOTES
Urinary tract infections

READER SERVICES

Editorial Board, Staff

CME Credit Quiz

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