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FIMS appeal on World Health Day dedicated to "smoking and health".
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Chairman's introduction
An appreciation of the injured knee.
Risk factors with acute sports injuries.
EDITORIAL
Chairman's closing address
Proceedings of the Sports Medicine Symposium at Exeter University-September 1979.
Some impressions of India and the Sports Medicine Course
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The spine in sport--injuries, prevention and treatment.
Social costs of sports injuries.
Musculo-skeletal complications of jogging.
Stress fractures.
Sir Ludwig Guttmann
DISCUSSION: Anti-inflammatory drugs
Treating sports injuries with a combination of ibuprofen and physiotherapy.
The third Colloquium on clinical problems related to sport
J. C. KENNEDY “The Injured Adolescent Knee”
A double-blind trial of ibuprofen and aspirin in the treatment of soft-tissue injuries sustained in professional football.
W. PAISH “Diet in Sport”
DISCUSSION: The spine
Sir Andrew Stephen
T. B. QUIGLEY (Ed.) “1979 Year Book of Sports Medicine”
DISCUSSION: The athlete's knee and ankle
Groin injuries in athletes.
DISCUSSION: Iliotibial band lesions and muscle injuries
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