Contents:
1. Review on Vitamin A Morbidity and Mortality. by Tonny Sadjimin
2. Vitamin A Deficiency and Diarrhoea: a review of Interrelationships and their Implications for the Control of Xerophthalmia and Diarrhoea
3. The effect of a frequent small dose vitamin A supplement on morbidity and mortality Trichy district South India. by Laxmi Rahmathullah
4. The effect of vitamin A fortification of sugar on the serum vitamin A level of preschool Guatemalan children: a longitudinal evaluation. by Guillermo Arroyave, Luis A. Mejia and Juan R. Aguilar
5. Comparison of food-frequency and 24 hour recall instruments for estimating vitamin A intake. by Lilian Portocarrero, Julieta Quan de Serrano and Carmen Yalanda Lopez
6. A simplified tool for assessing vitamin A deficiency risk at the community level. by Miriam M. de Chavez, Homero Martinez and Adolfo Chavez
7. Planning, implementation, and evaluation of a fortification program. by Florentino S. Solomon, Thomas I. Fernandez and Michael C. Latham
8, Absorption of B-Carotene from green leafy vegetables in undernourished children. by: Vinod R. Lala and Vinodini Reddy
9. Interactions of community nutritional status and xerophthalmia in indonesia. by Ignatius Tarwotjo, Robert Tilden
10. The efffect of massive doses of vitamin A on the signs of vitamin A deficiency in preschool children. by D.P. Sinha and F.B. Bang
11. Field prophylactic trial with a single annual oral massive dose of vitamin A. by M. G. Swaminathan, T.P. Susheela and B.V.S. Thimmayamma
12. Effect of a single massive dose of vitamin A on serum and liver levels of the vitamin. by S.G. Srikanthia and Vinodini Reddy
13. VItamin A supplementation and growth: a randomized community trial. by Keth P. West jr. , Edi Djunaedi and Akbaar Pandji
14. Impact of massive doses of vitamin A on nutritional blindness in Bangladesh. N. Cohen, H. Rahman and M. Mitra
15. Xerophthalmia: Determinants and Control, by Alfred Sommer
16. VItamin A deficiency and attributable mortality among under-5-year-olds. by J.H. Humprey, K.P. West and A. Sommer
17. Vitamin A deficiency in Kwashiorkor. b Sheila M. Pereira and Almas Begum
18. Vitamin A Therapy in Children with Kwashiorkor. by Shiela M. Pereira, Almas Begum and Thilakavathy Isaac
19. Increased risk of respiratory disease and diarrhea in children with preexisting mild vitamin A deficiency. by Alfred Sommer, Joanne Kats and Ignatius Tarwotjo
20. Tolerance of preschoolers to two dosage strengths of vitamin A preparation. . by Rodolfo F. Florentino
21. A comparison of methods for estimating human body composition. by Harry J. Krzywicki
22. Vitamin E supplement and the absorption of a massive dose of vitamin A. by Jane A. Kusin
23. Vitamin A absorption in ascariasis. D. Mahalanabis
24. Plasma vitamin A, retinol-binding protein and prealbumin concentrations in protein-calorie malnutrition. III Response to varying dietary treatments. by Frank Rees Smith
25, Effect of a single massive dose of vitamin A on serum and liver levelsof the vitamins. by S.G. Srikantia
26. Vitamin A intervention: short term effects of a single, oral, massive dose on iron metabolism. by Martin W. Bloem
27. Ethnic and racial difference in serum vitamin A levels of children aged 4-11 years. by Anne C. Looker
28. Xerophthalmia in the state of Paraiba, Northeast of Brazil: Clinical findings. by L:eonor M.P. Santos
29. Chronic salmonella septicemia and absorption of vitamin A. by Mary M. Mikhail
30. Impairment if intestinal absorption of vitamin A palmitate in severe protein malnutrition (Kwashiorkor) by Guillermo Arroyave
31. Serum Vitamin A in Kwashiorkor. by Vinodini Reddy
32. Sequelae of severe xerophthalmia-a follow-up study. by Krishnakumari Menon
33. Immune response to measles and smallpox vaccinations in malnourished children. by Nicole Grasset
34. Vitamin A deficiency in Southern Ethiopia. by Giuseppe de Sole
35. Use of B-Carotene rich foods for combating Vitamin A deficiency. by B.S. Narashinga Rao ( NFI Bulletin)
36. Nutrition and Ads. by Prema Ramachandran
37. Vitamin A and Vitamin E status of rural preschool children in West Java, Indonesia, and their response to oral loses of vitamin A and of vitamin E. by Robert Bergen Jr.