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is Is Part Of of	Vitamin K at birth Inappropriate treatment for dysentery One in 10 people avoid dentists through phobia Environment of infants during sleep and risk of the sudden infant death syndrome: results of 1993-5 case-control study for confidential inquiry into stillbirths and deaths in infancy Medical practitioners' knowledge of dysentery treatment in Bangladesh New confidential inquiry established into homicides and suicides by mentally ill people Cystic Fibrosis Briefing Health impact assessment Four die in food poisoning outbreak in Japan Editorial's objectivity is in doubt Medical community is outraged at tobacco funded chair Fast track scheme for medical negligence starts Vitamin K and childhood cancer: a population based case-control study in Lower Saxony, Germany Childhood leukaemia and intramuscular vitamin K: findings from a case-control study Note Preventing sports and leisure injuries Growth hormone deaths blamed on MRC and DoH Storage period ends for 4000 embryos Authors' reply Immediate enteral feeding after gastrointestinal resection Editorial did not acknowledge BMA's work Correction Briefing Smoking and the sudden infant death syndrome: results from 1993-5 case-control study for confidential inquiry into stillbirths and deaths in infancy A PATIENT WHO CHANGED MY LIFE Correction Serum albumin concentration is not a marker of nutritional status Academy of Medical Royal Colleges has its own, independent secretariat Headlines Hospital at home http://hub.abes.fr/bmj/periodical/bmj/1996/volume_313/issue_7051/B36C7D0B043E6F8EE053120B220A975D/w Lesson of the Week: Pitfalls in contact tracing and early diagnosis of childhood tuberculosis Briefing Sudden infant death syndrome: after the “back to sleep” campaign Irish determination on drugs ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO Jack Kevorkian: a medical hero? Pope should be doctors' hero Haem iron intake in young children Study did not reliably exclude possibility of psychological damage Home visiting by general practitioners in England and Wales Results will depend on whether hysterectomy was essential or not Public therapy Quality of Life and Health: Concepts, Methods and Applications Americans urged to do something rather than nothing Safeguards for surgery by non-doctors produced Fortnightly Review: Drugs in sport Genetic liability to osteoarthritis may be greater in women than men Death of a KAPI Junior Doctors Committee proposed an academy in 1994 Mobile surgery Characteristics of orf in a farming community in mid-Wales Possibly a hero, but not a medical one Law has a protective function for both patients and doctors Doctors should indeed cry, “Enough” Scheme in Peterborough is expanding Caring for Older People: Homes and Housing for Elderly People Fluid regimen given to control group is increasingly being abandoned Use of placebo in studies of postoperative vomiting is unethical Proposed academy of medicine Serum IgM testing is needed in all cases of suspected measles Efficacy of colchicine in familial Mediterranean fever is well established Corrections Grand Rounds—Hammersmith Hospital: Tuberculous enteritis His actions are the antithesis of heroism Authors' reply Psychiatric and psychological aspects of hysterectomy On and up Climate change: not a threat but a promise BSE agent: there may be even more trouble ahead Study was not sufficiently rigorous Profession should resist further fragmentation Minerva Antiabortionists hijack fetal pain argument ABC of Work Related Disorders: OCCUPATIONAL HEARING LOSS AND VIBRATION INDUCED DISORDERS Tea flavonoids have little short term impact on serum antioxidant activity Onwards and upwards, maybe Pressure to entertain Editor's choice Court action over smoking report There must be a better way

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