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is Is Part Of of	Elderly people are at greater risk of suicide US experts urge more neonatal screening for genetic disorders Website of patients' experiences launches new module on depression Excessive force used against failed asylum seekers, charity claims What's new this month in BMJ Journals Introduction of nurse led DC cardioversion service in day surgery unit: prospective audit patient's view Consent to the publication of patient information: More on confidentiality and case material Liver toxicity and pioglitazone: Author's reply John Ivor Wynne Davies Doctors playing at politics You've got mail The scandal of poor epidemiological research WMA sets rules on how doctors handle industry sponsorship UK government acts to curb rise in tuberculosis Indian regulators are accused of laxity in not banning drugs A 35 year old woman with diabetic nephropathy who wants a baby: case outcome Managing comorbidities in patients at the end of life The three paradoxes of private medicine: Private medicine stinks The Other Medicine WMA says trial participants must have access to best treatment when a trial ends Evidence grows that women are treated less aggressively for heart disease than men Use of stimulants for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder: AGAINST Family history increases the risk of incontinence Docetaxel prolongs life in men with hormone refractory prostate cancer Mohammed Muhi Al Dean Al Moudaris Primary care trusts World Medical Association amends its policy on doctors' duty during armed conflict Familial risk of urinary incontinence in women: population based cross sectional study Christopher Kit-Seong Chew The Great Betrayal: Fraud in Science Patients cope at home after shorter rehabilitation stays but are more likely to die Prescribing of antibiotics and admissions for respiratory tract infections in England Temporal relation between depression and cognitive impairment in old age: prospective population based study when do we say “no”? Email in clinical care Nurses take on cardioversion Let's dump impact factors Self monitoring of blood pressure at home Advice The gas we pass Depression accompanies cognitive decline Mortality rates and self reported health: database analysis by English local authority area Recent developments: Suicide in older people Emergency service is closer to four hour target but still lacks consultants Moving the preterm infant Frank Bowen Wright Palestine: the assault on health and other war crimes Minerva Epidemiological studies may mislead Lessons from the withdrawal of rofecoxib Seriously ill elderly patients are subjected to futile endoscopies Classifying kidney problems: can we avoid framing risks as diseases? The three paradoxes of private medicine: Summary of responses RAPID RESPONSES FROM BMJ.COM Early vitamin use may increase food allergies Baby should be allowed to die, UK court rules Danger John E Mack Jenny Lennox (née Ackroyd) Patient held informally in hospital had his rights violated No leg to stand on Consent to the publication of patient information: Incompetent patients may pose a problem Salt tax could reduce population's salt intake Mohamed Hassan El-Tayib Interview with National Health Information Technology Coordinator David Brailer, MD, PhD Comorbidities at life's end need better care Factory's loss of licence halves supply of flu vaccine to US Issues in the reporting of epidemiological studies: a survey of recent practice GMC suggests treatment of pathologist might have been too lenient The detection of early tubercle in the lungs Consent to the publication of patient information: Seeking consent is morally essential Liver toxicity and pioglitazone: Data are missing Minerva European court rules that ambulance staff are covered by working time legislation Being good People with intellectual disabilities: Emotional needs of children with intellectual disabilities are unidentified Feeding tubes in dementia: is there an effective UK strategy? In brief Second drug firm found guilty of “switching” patients to new drugs Corticosteroids increase short term mortality in patients with head injury Best estimates of coronary risk of passive smoking are needed The three paradoxes of private medicine: Hypocrisy, shock, and embarrassment were trivialised William Wilkin Davey Philosophy for Medicine: Applications in a Clinical Context Use of stimulants for ADHD: is it always right? dilemma for patient and clinicians Use of stimulants for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder: FOR People with intellectual disabilities: People registered disabled with learning difficulties tend to fall through the net South East Asia sets up task force to tackle avian flu Eight cases of parents convicted of killing their children are referred to commission First controlled clinical trial?

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