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RECENT COMMENTS A note of clarification from the authors 17 May 2006 Reiko Aoki, Kensuke Kubo, & Hiroko Yamane 2006;84;417-8 Reviewing the “Letter-to-editor” section in the Bulletin of the World Health Organization, 2000-2004 10 May 2006 Letters to the editor 2000-2004 Public awareness and education is an evolving process. 22 March 2006 Doherty et al. 2006;84:90-96 Is it necessary to stop HIV infected mothers breastfeeding? We need a clear-cut decision. 10 March 2006 Doherty et al. 2006;84:90-96 Clinical trial registry initiative: a correction 1 February 2006 Article: WHO News 2006;84:10-11

COMMENTS PUBLISHED IN 2005 Re-defining ‘Health’ 5 December 2005 Article: Üstün & Jakob. 2005;83:802 International Collaboration in Health Research 6 October 2005 Article: Lucas AO. 2005;83:482 Infant Feeding Patterns and Risks of Death and Hospitalization in the First Half of Infancy 5 September 2005 Article: Bahl et al. 2005;83:418-26 Infant Feeding Patterns and Risks of Death and Hospitalization in the First Half of Infancy 1 July 2005 Article: Bahl et al. 2005;83:418-26 :: Read all comments from 2005 :: Read all comments from 2004

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