NEJM -- Table of Contents (November 10 1977, 297 [19])

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Idiopathic hemochromatosis. Demonstration of recessive transmission and early detection by family HLA typing
M. Simon, M. Bourel, B. Genetet, and R. Fauchet
Abstract

Sulfite oxidase deficiency. Biochemical and clinical investigations of a hereditary metabolic disorder in sulfur metabolism
V. E. Shih and Others
Abstract

Factitious hypoglycemia. Diagnosis by measurement of serum C-peptide immunoreactivity and insulin-binding antibodies
J. A. Scarlett and Others
Abstract

Functional capabilities of steroid-recruited neutrophils harvested for clinical transfusion
L. Glasser, D. W. Huestis, and J. F. Jones
Abstract

Genetics of juvenile diabetes mellitus. A recessive gene closely linked to HLA D and with 50 per cent penetrance
P. Rubinstein, N. Suciu-Foca, and J. F. Nicholson
Abstract

Basic and clinical concepts related to vitamin D metabolism and action (second of two parts)
M. R. Haussler and T. A. McCain

Current concepts in nutrition. Diet in pregnancy
H. N. Jacobson

Case records of Massachusetts General Hospital. Weekly clinicopathological exercises. Case 45-1977

Quantifying the need for hospital beds
E. C. Schneer and J. E. Fielding

HLA and disease susceptibility: a primer
L. E. Rosenberg and K. K. Kidd

The genetics of juvenile-onset-type diabetes mellitus
J. V. Neel

Breast cancer screening: a view from outside the controversy
S. O. Thier

Transplant survival and antibody to hepatitis virus
J. Cuthbert and Others

Multiple myeloma: renal aspects and asbestosis

The Peutz-Jeghers syndrome: a 39-year clinical and radiographic follow-up report
J. A. Long and J. R. Dreyfuss

Intravenous propylhexedrine and sudden death
L. White and V. J. DiMaio

Is the journal sexist?
L. J. Saidman

Health-service research--does it make a difference?
J. M. Last

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