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Advice
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Extension studies need tighter ethical scrutiny
Funding the public health response to terrorism
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The benefits of aptitude testing for selecting medical students
Preventing severe infection after splenectomy: What about old splenectomies?
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Revalidation: a view from Africa
The kindness of strangers
Criticism of US fetal pain study escalates
Cardiac impairment or heart failure?: What do patients really think?
SSRIs and gastrointestinal bleeding
Variation in operation rates by primary care trust
Disease and fashion
Reserve angiography and revascularisation for high risk patients with ongoing ischaemia
Newer antihypertensive therapy reduces cardiovascular events
Preventing severe infection after splenectomy: Risk of malaria and meningitis increases with asplenia
The Healing Touch: 500 years of Scots in sickness and health
Intellectual aptitude tests and A levels for selecting UK school leaver entrants for medical school
Judges support doctors' decision to stop treating dying man
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The past is another country
Cardiac impairment or heart failure?: Time for total political correctness?
Barnett Hilary Bass
British drinking: a suitable case for treatment?
In brief
Court ruling ends Patel inquiry
The rules
Making prison health care more efficient: The cost may be higher than the price
John H C Ho
Women doctors are challenging entrenched attitudes in the UK
Health consequences after Chernobyl disaster are less than feared
UK GP activity exceeds expectations
Effectiveness of treatment for alcohol problems: findings of the randomised UK alcohol treatment trial (UKATT)
Self reported stress and risk of breast cancer: prospective cohort study
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