QJM: Monthly Journal of the Association of Physicians

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QJM: Monthly Journal of the Association of Physicians

http://qjmed.oxfordjournals.org/

QJM is a long-established, leading general medical journal. It focuses on
internal medicine and publishes peer-reviewed articles which promote
medical science and practice. 

QJM's international editorial board ensures swift and thorough review of
manuscripts in clinical medicine and in molecular/cell science relevant to
medicine. 

Published monthly, QJM includes original papers, editorials, reviews,
commentary papers to air controversial issues, and a correspondence
column. QJM offers fast-track publication when appropriate. 

Full-text access to this electronic version of the journal is available by
paid subscription.  Contact Oxford University Press for details.

Recent Contents:

Editorial. The rise of asthma and atopy
JM Hopkin
pp. 169-170
Abstract 

Review. Asthma and allergy - disorders of civilization?
ST Holgate
pp. 171-184
Abstract 

CMV infection is associated with transplant renal artery stenosis
S Pouria, OI State, W Wong and BM Hendry
pp. 185-189
Abstract 

Hypoglycaemia on and after admission in Kenyan children with
severe malaria
M English, S Wale, G Binns, I Mwangi, H Sauerwein and K Marsh
pp. 191-197
Abstract 

Tumour necrosis factor alpha as a predictor of impaired peak leg
blood flow in patients with chronic heart failure
SD Anker, M Volterrani, KR Egerer, CV Felton, WJ Kox, PA
Poole-Wilson and AJS Coats
pp. 199-203
Abstract 

Management of intracerebral lesions in patients with HIV: a
retrospective study with discussion of diagnostic problems
M Sadler, NS Brink and BG Gazzard
pp. 205-217
Abstract 

Churg-Strauss syndrome in a district hospital
AJC Reid, BDW Harrison, RA Watts, SW Watkin, BG McCann and
DGI Scott
pp. 219-229
Abstract 

The outcome of bleeding duodenal ulcer in the era of H2 receptor
antagonist therapy
KD Bardhan, AK Nayyar and C Royston
pp. 231-237
Abstract 

Commentary. Atypical chest pain: looking beyond the heart
J Chambers and C Bass
pp. 239-244
Abstract 

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