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is Is Part Of of	The population bomb has exploded already. The "top 50": a perspective on the BMJ drawn from the Science Citation Index. Looking at the pictures. Development of a rational practice of therapeutics. Obstetrics and the general practitioner. Medicine as a profession: times of change. What future for the BMA? One hand clapping. Reflections on the changing times. Medical men and military matters: the BMJ and the Victorian army. The BMJ and poverty. Hugh Clegg: recollections of a great editor. 120 years on: voices on child abuse. A toast to the BMJ. World medicine. A sort of obituary. The evolution of the NHS. How soon is now? Public health and the BMJ. Rediscoveries. The new new general practice: the changing philosophies of primary care. Journalology--or what editors do. Ernest Hart and the social thrust of Victorian medicine. Medicine's need for kaizen. Marking times. The state and the profession: the politics of the double bed. The rise of the British pharmaceutical industry. The movement towards the professionalization of medicine. Medicine in the armed services. Views: Minerva through the decades

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