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Edited by Christopher J.H. Kelnar. 633 pp., illustrated. New York, Chapman and Hall Medical, 1995. $129. ISBN 0-412-48610-5.

Childhood and Adolescent Diabetes will be a welcome addition to the home and office libraries of pediatric specialists and generalists. It comprehensively covers practical aspects of diabetes in childhood and adolescence, provides scholarly accounts of recent investigative work, and suggests future directions of research in the field.

The editor has brought together a knowledgeable and diverse group of contributors in this well-written book. From part 1, which covers basic fuel homeostasis from fetal life through adolescence, to part 6, which reviews future directions in the treatment of insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus (IDDM), experts from many fields carefully review clinical features . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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