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is Is Part Of of	Missing evidence that animal research benefits humans Christopher Richard Sheard Payment by results—new financial flows in the NHS In brief Drug company raises US price of AIDS drug five-fold Intimate partner violence Management of acute pancreatitis Audit Commission tells trusts to improve if they want to survive New Cochrane policy tightens limits on industry funding Many a true word spoken in jest “Normal” levels of aminotransferase don't rule out liver disease Coeliac disease and schizophrenia Alexander Campbell Buchan The brutalised poor of our manufacturing districts The need for needs assessment in continuing medical education Do public smoking bans reduce heart attacks? Topical capsaicin may be a useful adjunct in chronic pain… If it doesn't work, stop it Missing evidence that animal research benefits humans Abolition of agency reduces Aboriginal input on health policy Normal serum aminotransferase concentration and risk of mortality from liver diseases: prospective cohort study Mortality among “never smokers” living with smokers: two cohort studies, 1981-4 and 1996-9 Systematic review of efficacy of topical rubefacients containing salicylates for the treatment of acute and chronic pain If it doesn't work, stop it Well informed uncertainties about the effects of treatment Well informed uncertainties about the effects of treatment NHS change management (or how many people it take to change a light bulb) Effectiveness of nicotine patches in relation to genotype in women versus men: randomised controlled trial Tom Anderson GMC sees rise in doctors charged with accessing child pornography websites Bowel cancer survival rates vary across England How acute and reversible are the cardiovascular risks of secondhand smoke? Policy priorities for tobacco control If it doesn't work, stop it New system for ethics approval is unacceptable Francis Cameron Edington Pedalling up the Amazon WHO resists food industry pressure on its diet plan Three memorable consultations Eradication of chronic H pylori reduces risk of gastric cancer Confidence intervals illuminate absence of evidence Abortion, Motherhood, and Mental Health: Medicalizing Reproduction in the United States and Great Britain Screening must remain a free choice Nicotine replacement therapy in pregnancy Living with people who smoke is risky Assessing ethics of trials in systematic reviews Coeliac disease and schizophrenia Charles Peter Beynon Brook My Foetus Poor countries lag behind on water goals If it doesn't work, stop it Minerva Thousands of elderly people face abuse, says Commons report News extra Integrating qualitative research with trials in systematic reviews Plans for clinic raise fears of privatisation in Canada Reduced incidence of admissions for myocardial infarction associated with public smoking ban: before and after study Liver function tests: defining what's normal If it doesn't work, stop it Advice Pathogenesis and treatment of varicoceles China to offer free HIV testing and treatment Websites fail to meet needs of disabled people It's not just about rubbing—topical capsaicin and topical salicylates may be useful as adjuvants to conventional pain treatment Diagnosing cardiac chest pain Illness If it doesn't work, stop it Making public health interventions more evidence based Your time's up Much health care in rural India comes from unqualified practitioners This week in the BMJ: Children treated for heart conditions survive equally well across UK … and salicylate works better in acute pain Zhong Wei Chen Theodore David Fountain Money US consumer group names “dirty dozen” dietary supplements A commentary on commentaries Recent developments in fetal medicine Physician's Guide to Terrorist Attack Italian doctors strike over threat to break up state health service Stroke prevention opportunities are being lost, study shows World Medical Association ‘appalled’ at oral mutilation in parts of Africa Systematic review of topical capsaicin for the treatment of chronic pain John Ludlow Whitmore Indian Medical Association wants off-label prescribing Smoking and blindness

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