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is Is Part Of of	UK bodies give £100m for academic medical training Centenary of first successful human transplant Bedside books Lyn Thomas Rees Minerva A memorable patient Muslim chaplain speaks out over Guantanamo hunger strike What colour-mari are your stools? Health in Africa: British mental health trust twins with psychiatric service in Sierra Leone Health in Africa: It's time for good guidelines on health financing practice Left behind Cost effectiveness of complementary treatments in the United Kingdom: systematic review Towards evidence based bioethics Europe in transition: Dietary fat is not the villain Brian Creamer Blame My Brain: The Amazing Teenage Brain Revealed We are mad Health in Africa: Let's learn from the success stories from other poor countries… STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT, AND CIRCULATION Minerva Keeping healthy on a minimum wage David Martin Complementary medicine in the UK seems cost effective Payment by results could destabilise the NHS Services for liver disease in the United Kingdom Mr Buckley's exploding trousers and other scientific observations What's new in the other general journals Risk score for predicting death, myocardial infarction, and stroke in patients with stable angina, based on a large randomised trial cohort of patients Midlife obesity increases risk of future dementia Simultaneous comparison of multiple treatments: combining direct and indirect evidence Complementary therapies and the NHS Screening for abdominal aortic aneurysms: single centre randomised controlled trial Health in Africa: Time to wake up to cancer's toll Ignore fairy tales when campaigning for NHS reform Allan Cameron Maclachlan Comparison of amount of biomedical research originating from the European Union and the United States Effect of the addition of a “help” question to two screening questions on specificity for diagnosis of depression in general practice: diagnostic validity study The patient's journey: rheumatoid arthritis Li Shu Pui A History of the Royal College of Physicians of London, volume four (1948-1983) A gnashing of teeth Angiotensin receptor blockers don't seem to increase risk of MI Keep politics out of it Joffe will amend role for doctors in new bill on assisted dying Stress and pressure to blame for doctors' poor performance Recurrence of pre-eclampsia across generations: exploring fetal and maternal genetic components in a population based cohort How computers can help to share understanding with patients Disappointing biotech Europe in transition: Biomedical research from eastern Europe may be under-represented Battle against poverty hampered by sex discrimination In brief More than half of smokers go on smoking after coronary events Standard deviations and standard errors Why Kenneth Clarke is unfit to be Tory leader When other faces fade, Berlusconi's lives on Cervical cancer jab “in a year” Hunger striking prisoners: the doctors' dilemma Beyond clinical evidence Use a score to predict risks of stable angina How to use indirect evidence on multiple treatments Can risk score models help in reducing serious outcome events in patients with stable angina? The “sum” of my fears Health in Africa: Medical brain drain is a consequence of bad policy Data need to be accurate when screening for depression in teenagers Europe in transition: Summary of webchat Pre-eclampsia recurs across generations ASCOT: a tale of two treatment regimens Doctors face GMC over failure to spot overdose in Shipman patient BMJ USA: Correction Low dose aspirin doesn't lower women's cancer risk Women with early breast cancer to be tested for trastuzumab treatment Europe in transition: HIV risk environment in Hungary is different from that in Russia and west Balkan states LimeLight One question improves diagnosing depression in primary care Researcher cleared of misconduct charges Health in Africa: …and get back to basics The flagon… with the dragon Left handed women are at higher risk of breast cancer Another FDA expert resigns over emergency contraception delay Uncoordinated aid efforts after earthquake could result in duplication, WHO warns Funding in Africa is concentrating too heavily on the “big three” Innate left handedness and risk of breast cancer: case-cohort study Tackling health inequalities in the enlarged European Union Foundation trusts argue they really do make a difference Angiotensin receptor blockers and risk of myocardial infarction: systematic review Hyperamylasaemia: not the usual suspects Insulin pumps: more consultation was needed Hector Maconochie Urquhart Colin http://hub.abes.fr/bmj/periodical/bmj/2005/volume_331/issue_7521/B36D572531A37891E053120B220AD60F/w Europe must coordinate its response to common health threats Quarter of consultant psychiatric posts in Wales are vacant

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