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is Is Part Of of	Increase in blood glucose predicts myocardial infarction Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo High Court again quashes GMC judgment One in seven NHS trusts facing “significant” financial difficulties Setting up an outcomes guarantee for pharmaceuticals: new approach to risk sharing in primary care Fiona Bradley Bag of bones GPs to get more information about earnings under the new contract Ethnographic study of incidence and severity of intravenous drug errors Combined aspirin and clopidogrel treatment improves outcomes, study finds Men and older people are less likely to use NHS Direct MMR: the onslaught continues Reported incidence of violence against NHS staff up by 13% Artists weave a tapestry of life Beating Stress in the NHS “Safe havens” for unwanted babies could reduce infanticide US public health service needs strengthening to fight infectious disease Minerva Stress and renewal Increased drug spending is creating funding crisis, report says Doctor who bungled abortion is allowed to continue working Aspirin could be used to prevent cancer Readability of British and American medical prose Artificially giving nutrition and fluids is not one action Never say die Playing the waiting game as bombs drop on Iraq Visible signs of illness from the 14th to the 20th century: systematic review of portraits Intravenous β agonists are not indicated in severe acute asthma US wants Australia to modify its cheap drugs scheme as part of trade deal Empowerment of patients—fact or fiction? In brief Juan Luis Londoño When Jesica died Connecting doctors, patients, and the evidence Hong Kong virus spreads worldwide Multifactorial intervention after a fall in older people with cognitive impairment and dementia presenting to the accident and emergency department: randomised controlled trial Skill based assessment Use of nimesulide in Indian children must be stopped Doctors' wellbeing Errors found in half of intravenous drug doses Better coordination is needed in services for older people Leaving mercy to heaven A 66 year old woman with a rash Lay campaigners for prostate screening are funded by industry Increase in blood glucose concentration during antihypertensive treatment as a predictor of myocardial infarction: population based cohort study Exodus Statins reduce lipid levels better than fibrates NICE guidelines address social aspect of schizophrenia Report calls for clinical networks to improve babies' survival http://hub.abes.fr/bmj/periodical/bmj/2003/volume_326/issue_7391/B36D48D6463A6E6DE053120B220A0475/w Academic boycott of Israel Doctors, their wellbeing, and their stress Bakker van Eeklo Rates of lobular carcinoma increased markedly in the 1990s Internet based consultations to transfer knowledge for patients requiring specialised care: retrospective case review Ultrasound guided central venous access Gordon Bell Birnie Cognitive therapy works best for anxiety disorders TB epidemic is still growing in Africa and in eastern Europe Discrimination in the discretionary points award scheme: comparison of white with non-white consultants and men with women Cross sectional survey of effectiveness of lipid lowering drugs in reducing serum cholesterol concentration in patients in 17 general practices Euro MPs vote on research fund for neglected diseases Primary care gatekeeping and referrals: effective filter or failed experiment? “I'm sorry for your trouble” I would accept even worse Post-marketing surveillance is needed for off licence use of drugs in children NHS awards scheme may be discriminatory Nurse sentenced to life for murdering four patients Intensivists are becoming gatekeepers to intensive care Doctors deliver care, but who cares for doctors? Sudden acute respiratory syndrome Ethnic and sex bias in discretionary awards Heart disease is costliest condition to treat Online consultations improve knowledge transfer Anti-abortionist is convicted of murder of obstetrician Breast self examination Bureaucracy hinders prompt care

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