A study of the dietary intake of 115 male and 217 female mentally handicapped persons aged 15-64 years in five long-stay institutions was carried out using a semi-weighed technique over 4 d. Nineteen per cent of males and 5% of females were classified as being underweight and 15% of males and 27 % of females were classified as being obese. The average daily intakes of nutrients were: energy 8. 8
By the general methods devloped in Part I (J., 1948, 1864), several pyridine and quinoline cyclic hydroxamic acids have been prepared. A study of the ultra-violet absorption spectra of the known pyridine cyclic hydroxamic acids and related derivatives leads to the conclusion that in ethanolic solution the acids are l-hydroxy-2-keto-1 : 2-dihydropyridines and not 2-hydroxypyridine l-oxides.
Rapid and pervasive technological change makes the concept of "keeping current" an issue not only for individual librarians but for libraries as organizations. Although overt hardware and software costs are high, the human factor and its interconnectedness with hardware and software generate costs that are even greater, although less calculable.
A Web site was developed to support a project funded by the National Network of Libraries of Medicine (NN/LM) and the Southeastern Atlantic Regional (SE/A) Medical Library at the University of Maryland at Baltimore. WordPress, a free content management system, was used to develop the site. The Web site aims to support the project's training curriculum, to provide seniors in the Memphis area with access to online consumer health information, and to examine criteria used to evaluate quality health information on the Internet. [Article copies available for a fee from The Haworth Document Delivery Service: 1-800-HAWORTH. E-mail address: Website:
News changes constantly. That change and the abundance of Web-based news resources available complicate finding the news. This paper reviews sixteen different online news sources for their coverage of recent health and medical issues; both general-interest and medical news sites are included. Three health-related news stories were searched in all resources within set time-frames to provide a comparison of coverage. Features and types of resources are described. The use of RSS feeds and weblogs to find news is also discussed with suggestions for using news aggregators to control the flow of information.
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