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is Is Part Of of	Thrombolysis in patients with diabetes Other American studies fail to confirm an association A meeting too far Continuing medical education: a personal view Treating mental health problems in health care workers Health Care, Health Promotion and the Future General Practice Headlines Report identifies research priorities in Britain ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO Time to leave behind genocidal weapons High dependency units may be the answer Tuberculosis: old reasons for a new increase? Researchers in US dispute first case of AIDS Doctors highlight Australia's youth suicide problem Diagnostic performance of radiographers can be improved MEMORABLE PATIENT Has increased the workload for primary care teams The balance of available evidence supports its use Technicians could be trained to interpret screening mammograms Priority setting processes for health care Hospital doctors' work Increasing incidence of tuberculosis in England and Wales: a study of the likely causes Should be no different from other people Promise and Performance in Managed Care: The Prepaid Group Practice Model Medicare trustees call for spending curbs Should always be performed Ireland deals with hepatitis C fallout Improving notification rates for tuberculosis Maximise compliance as well as radiological sensitivity British women are being offered a cheap deal Three cases of anorexia nervosa Cheating in medical school Consultants of the future Authors' reply Rationing intensive care Education and dementia Fortnightly Review: Treating myopia with the excimer laser: the present position Uptake of breast screening Prophylaxis with aspirin should be considered http://hub.abes.fr/bmj/periodical/bmj/1995/volume_310/issue_6985/B36C37E7569D232CE053120B220AAA31/w Minerva Screening for breast cancer Non-responders can be encouraged to attend Needs are never demands Thrills of public health ANY QUESTIONS Management for Doctors: The importance of quality: sharing responsibility for improving patient care May be influenced by practice specific factors Talks stall on GPs' out of hours work Do doctors accurately assess coronary risk in their patients? Preliminary results of the coronary health assessment study United Kingdom prospective diabetes study Services for cleft lip and palate AIDS strategy must pay more attention to human rights Severity of heart failure and dosage of angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitors The rhetoric of research Two views mean twice the dose of radiation Is grossly oversold Mrs Bottomley and the London lynch mob Incidence of interval cancer and detection rate of first screenings are inconsistent Computed tomography in first uncomplicated generalised seizure Non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus and non-Hodgkin's lymphoma Hospital banned from doing neonatal heart operations ABC of Rheumatology: OSTEOPOROSIS Informed consent may increase non-attendance rate Authors' reply Failure of consultant expansion The right to be wrong Report of French “blood scandal” is leaked to press France dilutes tobacco and alcohol advertising ban Acyclovir and post-herpetic neuralgia Authors' reply Priority setting is misunderstood and simplified Selection Socioeconomic deprivation and notification rates for tuberculosis in London during 1982-91 Plastic surgeons support centralisation of services Dying for palliative care Mersey has changed its policy Risk of intraocular haemorrhage remains unknown Neurosurgical intensive care in the south east Doctors, Dilemmas, Decisions Promoting cost effective prescribing Prevalence of Alzheimer's disease and vascular dementia: association with education. The Rotterdam study Commentary: Scientific heads are not turned by rhetoric

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