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is Is Part Of of	Opinions on public health are split along class lines Regulatory bodies agree to streamline NHS inspections in England Balancing benefits and harms: the example of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs Pharmacogenetics—expectations and reality Uterine rupture is more likely, but not common, after previous caesarean section Open letter to Annette King, Minister of Health, New Zealand Alan Proctor Grant Do antidepressants reduce suicide? National Institutes of Health criticised for not preventing conflicts of interest silent prevention Making decisions about benefits and harms of medicines Doctors mistrust systems for reporting medical mistakes Cancer “tsar” faces parliamentary group on waiting time targets North-south divide in social inequalities in Great Britain: Authors' reply Internal Bleeding: The Truth Behind America's Terrifying Epidemic of Medical Mistakes Balancing the benefits and harms of care Results of clinical trials are not generalisable Balancing benefits and harms in health care Detection, verification, and quantification of adverse drug reactions North-south divide in social inequalities in Great Britain: Self perceived health is affected by anxiety and self esteem Drug for Alzheimer's disease is of little benefit, study shows Young black women have more aggressive breast cancers than white women Young women in deprived areas in Britain are less likely to have an abortion Webchat Egil Kristian Tynæs Collecting and sharing information about harms Does St John's wort interact with conventional drugs? Doctors' careers are blighted by discrimination, says BMA Doctors condemn “patient choice” initiative as no real choice at all Adverse drug reactions as cause of admission to hospital: prospective analysis of 18 820 patients Learning from the world Fighting obesity: Physical activity has major role Terence Joseph Hypher http://hub.abes.fr/bmj/periodical/bmj/2004/volume_329/issue_7456/B36DBB005F13649BE053120B220A93E8/w Drug marketing practices come under scrutiny Smoking continues to fall among US teens Patients' view Fighting obesity: Programme to fight obesity in primary care already exists Think harm always Cormac McNamara Fear of stigma deters US soldiers from seeking help for mental health Electronic incident reporting and professional monitoring transforms culture Fighting obesity: Clarification from World Health Organization David Antony Charles Sharpe United States brings in new rules to prevent surgical errors A museum of security Assessing the benefit-harm balance at the bedside Forceps and vacuum delivery pose the same mortality risk for babies Robert Kenneth Roddie New interventional procedures More patients could be treated in the UK if associate specialists' skills were recognised UK parties set out their health stalls in lead-up to next election Antidepressants and suicide: what is the balance of benefit and harm Doctors' Errors and Mistakes of Medicine: Must Health Care Deteriorate? Royal College expresses concern over transfer of out of hours GP services Nora George (née Zaytoun) NHS takes makers of generic drugs to court for price fixing Balancing benefits and harms in public health prevention programmes mandated by governments iWITNESS: A Retrospective Photographic Exhibition by Tom Stoddart Adverse drug reactions cause too many hospital admissions The road to health care Environmental groups criticise WHO plans to improve health Benefits and harms of drug treatments Decision aids in clinical practice Postmarketing surveillance is needed Childhood obesity and consumption of fizzy drinks: Diet is not that important in obesity Advice UK universities agree protocol for tobacco company funding No long-term benefit shown for bones after HRT US medical students in Cuba may be forced to leave Systematic review of the incidence and consequences of uterine rupture in women with previous caesarean section North-south divide in social inequalities in Great Britain: Divide in social class inequalities may exist but is small North-south divide in social inequalities in Great Britain: Health inequalities in Wirral: a living Black report? Childhood obesity and consumption of fizzy drinks: Commercial interests have important role The good old days In brief NHS needs to produce more doctors, says BMA chairman India has widespread drug problem, report says Operative vaginal delivery and neonatal and infant adverse outcomes: population based retrospective analysis Interaction of St John's wort with conventional drugs: systematic review of clinical trials A 64 year old woman with knee pain: case outcome Is evidence based patient choice feasible? Childhood obesity and consumption of fizzy drinks: Play outside to reduce childhood obesity Frank Holmes

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