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American Journal of Diseases of Children

American Journal of Diseases of Children was a pediatrics journal published by the American Medical Association over much of the 20th century.

Publication History

American Journal of Diseases of Children began in 1911. It was renamed A.M.A. American Journal of Diseases of Children in 1950, and A.M.A. Journal of Diseases of Children in 1956, before reverting to its original name in 1961. The first actively copyright-renewed issue is January 1960 (v. 99 no. 1). We know of no actively copyright-renewed contributions. (More details) It continued under the American Journal of Diseases of Children title until 1993, and was then followed by Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine, followed in turn by today's JAMA Pediatrics.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1911-1927: HathiTrust has volumes 1-34 freely readable online. Some later issues may be searchable but not readable here.
• 1928: The Internet Archive has volumes 35 and 36, scanned from microfilm.
• 1929: The Internet Archive has volumes 37 and 38, scanned from microfilm.
• 1930: The Internet Archive has volumes 39 and 40, scanned from microfilm.
• 1931: The Internet Archive has volumes 41 and 42, scanned from microfilm.
• 1932: The Internet Archive has volumes 43 and 44, scanned from microfilm.
• 1933: The Internet Archive has volumes 45 and 46, scanned from microfilm.
• 1934: The Internet Archive has volumes 47 and 48, scanned from microfilm.
• 1935: The Internet Archive has volumes 49 and 50, scanned from microfilm.
• 1936: The Internet Archive has volumes 51 and 52, scanned from microfilm.
• 1937: The Internet Archive has volumes 53 and 54, scanned from microfilm.
• 1938: The Internet Archive has volumes 55 and 56, scanned from microfilm.
• 1939: The Internet Archive has volumes 57 and 58, scanned from microfilm.
• 1940: The Internet Archive has volumes 59 and 60, scanned from microfilm.
• 1941: The Internet Archive has volumes 61 and 62, scanned from microfilm.
• 1942: The Internet Archive has volumes 63 and 64, scanned from microfilm.
• 1943: The Internet Archive has volumes 65 and 66, scanned from microfilm.
• 1944: The Internet Archive has volumes 67 and 68, scanned from microfilm.
• 1945: The Internet Archive has volumes 69 and 70, scanned from microfilm.
• 1946: The Internet Archive has volumes 71 and 72, scanned from microfilm.
• 1947: The Internet Archive has volumes 73 and 74, scanned from microfilm.
• 1948: The Internet Archive has volumes 75 and 76, scanned from microfilm.
• 1949: The Internet Archive has volumes 77 and 78, scanned from microfilm.
• 1950: The Internet Archive has volumes 79 and 80, scanned from microfilm. Volume 80 issues may be misdated in the search display.
• 1951: The Internet Archive has volumes 81 and 82, scanned from microfilm.
• 1952: The Internet Archive has volumes 83 and 84, scanned from microfilm.
• 1953: The Internet Archive has volumes 85 and 86, scanned from microfilm.
• 1954: The Internet Archive has volumes 87 and 88, scanned from microfilm.
• 1955: The Internet Archive has volumes 89 and 90, scanned from microfilm.
• 1956: The Internet Archive has volumes 91 and 92, scanned from microfilm.
• 1957: The Internet Archive has volumes 93 and 94, scanned from microfilm.
• 1958: The Internet Archive has volumes 95 and 96, scanned from microfilm.
• 1959: The Internet Archive has volumes 97 and 98, scanned from microfilm.
• 1961: The Internet Archive has volumes 101 and 102, scanned from microfilm.

Official Site / Current Material

• The JAMA Pediatrics website has more information about the current successor to this journal, and gives access back to 1911 for subscription or payment.

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