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Vol. 9

January/March 2007

Num. 33

Editorial

Original Papers

The challenge of immigration: a study in Primary Care. Mireya Cabral Salvadores, E Guasch Jordán, MA Rifà Pujol, E Coromina Pou, M Bellheví Sáenz, AM Rufas Cebollero
Road safety and children: a matter of family. Fundación MAPFRE. Instituto de Seguridad Vial

Clinical Reviews

Congenital lobar emphysema, the cause of respiratory distress in a newborn. Elia Acitores Suz, Margarita Lalinde Fernández, MT Lamela Lence
The use of pharmacogenetics in differential diagnosis. A case report. Jesús Carlos García Palomeque, JL Alloza

Childhood and Adolescence PrevInfad/PAPPS Group

Prevention of child psychomotor impairment due to iodine deficiency. José Galbe Sánchez-Ventura, Grupo PrevInfad/PAPPS Infancia y Adolescencia

Evidence based Pediatrics

Respiratory syncytial virus prophylaxis with monoclonal antibodies (palivizumab) in congenital cardiopathies: critical review of efficacy, effectiveness, efficiency and safety. Javier González de Dios, Carlos Ochoa Sangrador, Josep Albert Balaguer Santamaría

Special Articles

Letters to editor

Books and journals review

Books and journals review.

The site of AEPap

The site of AEPap.

Instruction for authors

Instruction for authors.

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