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This is a comprehensive textbook of paediatrics that describes childhood disease within the context of social determinants of illness, such as genetic origins and social factors. The emphasis is on differential diagnosis from a presenting-problem viewpoint, making it suitable for any problem-based learning style of curriculum. The new 6th edition is more comprehensive and more concise; the clinical focus is made even stronger with clinical examples. There are more images, and the full text is online at StudentConsult, along with self-assessment, further reading and web links.

• New co-editor, Mike South
• Fully updated, rewritten and extended detailed treatment of paediatric illnesses, arranged by systems.
• Takes into account social factors in paediatrics - the family, problems of adolescence, etc.
• Clinical examples - clearly signposted - are used throughout.
• New chapters include obesity in children and adolescents, child health in a global context, child and adolescent gynaecology.
• Online version of text available on Student Consult.
• Self-assessment section and further reading, as well as web links, now online.

• New co-editor, Mike South
• Fully updated, rewritten and extended detailed treatment of paediatric illnesses, arranged by systems.
• Takes into account social factors in paediatrics - the family, problems of adolescence, etc.
• Clinical examples - clearly signposted - are used throughout.
• New chapters include obesity in children and adolescents, child health in a global context, child and adolescent gynaecology.
• Online version of text available on Student Consult.
• Self-assessment section and further reading, as well as web links, now online.

M.J. Robinson, Formerly Reader and Associate Professor of Pediatrics, University of Melbourne, Australia, Emeritus Professor of Pediatrics, University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; and D.M. Roberton, McGregor-Reid Professor of Pediatrics, University of Adelaide, Australia