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Red Book
Paediatrics—UK A book given to all UK parents to record details of the child’s health. It contains graphs to plot weight and height as well as pages for the doctor or health visitor to fill in during the health surveillance checks
Paediatrics—US A publication of the American Academy of Pediatrics that contains recommendations and immunisation schedules for all licensed vaccines, information on the manifestations, aetiology, epidemiology, diagnosis, treatment and prevention of 200 paediatric infectious diseases, including HBV, haemophilus, measles, tuberculosis, AIDS, sexually-transmitted diseases, infection control in day-care settings and hopitals; it is updated every 4 to 5 years
Pharmaceutical industry Drug Topics Red Book A reference text used by pharmacies which provides the average wholesale price of drugs and other therapeutic agents

Red Book
Infectious disease A publication of the Am Acad Pediatrics that contains recommendations and immunization schedules for all licensed vaccines, information on HBV control, hemophilus and measles, TB treatment, AIDS guidelines, recommendations, information on STD and infection control in day-care settings and hopitals. See Childhood immunizations Pharmaceutical industry Drug Topics Red Book A reference text used by pharmacies which provides the average wholesale price of drugs and other therapeutic agents.


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