The International Journal of Tuberculosis and Lung Disease

Historical declines in tuberculosis in England and Wales: improving social conditions or natural selection? [Unresolved Issues]
pp. 1051-1054(4)
Authors: R.P.O. Davies; K. Tocque; M.A. Bellis; T. Rimmington; P.D.O. Davies

Interpreting DNA fingerprint clusters of Mycobacterium tuberculosis [Position Paper]
pp. 1055-1060(6)
Authors: J.R. Glynn; J. Bauer; A.S. de Boer; M.W. Borgdorff; P.E.M. Fine; P. Godfrey-Faussett; E. Vynnycky; European Concerted Action on Molecular Epidemiology and Control of Tuberculosis

Direct observation of tuberculosis treatment by supervised family members in Yasothorn Province, Thailand
pp. 1061-1065(5)
Authors: S. Akkslip; S. Rasmithat; D. Maher; H. Sawert

High cure rates in smear-positive tuberculosis patients using ambulatory treatment with once-weekly supervision during the intensive phase in Sulawesi, Republic of Indonesia
pp. 1066-1072(7)
Authors: M. Becx-Bleumink; S. Djamaluddin; F. Loprang; R. de Soldenhoff; H. Wibowo; M. Aryono

A randomised trial of the impact of counselling on treatment adherence of tuberculosis patients in Sialkot, Pakistan
pp. 1073-1080(8)
Authors: R. Liefooghe; C. Suetens; H. Meulemans; M.B. Moran; A. De Muynck

Who fails to complete tuberculosis treatment? Temporal trends and risk factors for treatment interruption in a community-based directly observed therapy programme in a rural district of South Africa
pp. 1081-1087(7)
Authors: C. Connolly; G.R. Davies; D. Wilkinson

Patient and health care system delays in the diagnosis and treatment of tuberculosis
pp. 1088-1095(8)
Authors: L.F. Sherman; P.I. Fujiwara; S.V. Cook; L.B. Bazerman; T.R. Frieden

Tuberculosis in Far North Queensland, Australia
pp. 1096-1100(5)
Authors: G. Simpson; T. Knight

A comparison of fluorescence microscopy with the Ziehl-Neelsen technique in the examination of sputum for acid-fast bacilli
pp. 1101-1105(5)
Authors: F. Ba; H.L. Rieder

Recognition of phenolic glycolipid-I (Mycobacterium leprae) and sulfolipid-I (M. tuberculosis) by serum from Mexican patients with leprosy or tuberculosis
pp. 1106-1112(7)
Authors: O. Rojas-Espinosa; J. Luna-Herrera; P. Arce-Paredes

Mycobacterium bovis as a zoonosis in the Kruger National Park, South Africa
pp. 1113-1119(7)
Authors: K. Weyer; P.B. Fourie; D. Dürrheim; J. Lancaster; K. Haslöv; H. Bryden

Prognosis for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease patients who receive long-term oxygen therapy
pp. 1120-1126(7)
Authors: A. Hjalmarsen; H. Melbye; T. Wilsgaard; J.H. Holmboe; R. Opdahl; M. Viitanen

Humoral immune responses to multiple antigens of Mycobacterium tuberculosis in tuberculosis patients co-infected with the human immunodeficiency virus [Technical Note]
pp. 1127-1131(5)
Authors: R. Colangeli; A. Antinori; A. Cingolani; L. Ortona; K. Lyashchenko; G. Fadda; M.L. Gennaro

Mycobacterium avium complex causing endobronchial disease in AIDS patients after partial immune restoration [Case Study]
pp. 1132-1136(5)
Authors: P.B. Bartley; A.M. Allworth; D.P. Eisen

Sputum induction to improve the diagnostic yield in patients with suspected pulmonary tuberculosis [Notes from the Field]
pp. 1137-1139(3)
Authors: L.M. Li; L.Q. Bai; H.L. Yang; C.F. Xiao; R.Y. Tang; Y.F. Chen; S.M. Chen; S.S. Liu; S.N. Zhang; Y.H. Ou; T.I.M. Niu

Review of national tuberculosis programmes: the experience in Bangladesh [Notes from the Field]
pp. 1140-1142(3)
Authors: J.A. Kumaresan; P. de Colombani; I. Smith

Correspondence
pp. 1143-1147(5)

Erratum
pp. 1147-1147(1)