July 2000

Issue 10 / English

Editorials

Issue 10 Editorial (page 1)

Field Articles

Don’t let them eat cake (page 6)
Feeding without fear (page 7)
A pellagra epidemic in Kuito, Angola (page 11)
Reflections on food and nutrition interventions in Huambo (page 16)
Industry: unlikely players in emergency food distribution (page 18)

Evaluations

Evaluation of the Wajir Relief Programme 1996-98 (page 13)
Evaluation of the Response to the Montserrat Volcano (page 14)

Research

Effects of breastfeeding: Implications for Policies on HIV and Infant Feeding (page 2)
Is extrusion cooking of blended foods really advantageous? (page 3)
Currency devaluation impact on nutritional status in Brazzaville, Congo (page 4)
Infant Feeding in Emergencies: Recurring Challenges (page 4)
China’s great famine 40 years later: a need for historical closure (page 5)
Compliance problems with vitamin pill distributions (page 5)
Revised MSF Nutrition Guidelines (page 20)

Agency Profiles

Action Contre la Faim (page 15)

News & Views

New publication - Children’s Health in Emergencies: practical guidelines for health workers (page 8)
Nutritionists, food specialists and food logisticians wanted (page 8)
The management of nutrition in major emergencies (page 8)
ACC/SCN Working Group on Nutrition in Emergencies (page 9)
Nestlé and the Code (page 10)
UNICEF builds capacity for emergencies (page 10)

Letters

Letter on dangers of infant formula in Mongolia emergency, Emma Roberts (page 10)

People in Aid

People in Aid (issue 10) (page 21)

Cartoons

Pandamonium (issue 10) (page 29)