Doctors working in developing countries are sometimes isolated from medical colleagues and from the world of medical information. Tropical Doctor provides an ideal forum for sharing experiences and establishing best practice, aiding communication between medical professionals in different environments. Doctors working in district level hospitals and community services will find this publication particularly useful.
Readers of Tropical Doctor benefit from medical expertise and practical advice on how to apply current medical knowledge to the special circumstances of developing countries. Most importantly, readers receive crucial information on the prevention, management and treatment of prevalent diseases in tropical and developing countries. Contributions tend to be practical rather than academic and span a wide range of subjects. Occasional supplements on topics of particular relevance to medical practice in developing countries are also published and are supplied free to subscribers.
Note: Medical students are entitled to a 2-year subscription for the price of one; evidence of student status must be supplied with order.
Assistant Editors Dr A Stewart Dr N van den Broek Dr J Donnelly
Editorial Board Dr M Corachan Dr A Cordell Mr P East Mr David Goodall Professor G J Johnson Dr T E Lankester Mr P Payne
International Advisory Board Dr Jemal Abdulkadir (Ethiopa) Professor R G Baruzzi (Brazil) Professor Paul C Y Chen (Malaysia) Professor Nurul Islam (Bangladesh) Professor Iftikhar A Malik (Pakistan) Dr D A Meira (Brazil) Dr Samiran Nundy (India) Dr J C Pinto Dias (Brazil) Professor Ronald E Pust (USA) Professor Zohair A Sebai (Saudi Arabia) Professor V Seminario de Rivera (Peru)
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