Abstract
Beginning with the July issue of Pediatrics, advertising pages are interleafed with textual pages. How was the decision, to intrude thus on the reader's "space," arrived at? Were those most affected polled for an opinion?
When the camel puts his nose in the tent it's time to yell: "Get out!"
- Copyright © 1973 by the American Academy of Pediatrics
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