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is Is Part Of of	Long term outcome after traumatic brain injury In brief Research and work abroad are discouraged in UK's new training agenda Giving steroids before elective caesarean section: Authors respond to editorial EWTD has negative impact on training for surgeons Conrad Hilary Brian Lawfield The Man Who Shocked the World: The Life and Legacy of Stanley Milgram Placental malaria strikes smaller women more severely Reaching the poor Severe placental malaria and maternal shortness, thinness, and small skeletal size in rural Congo: cohort study European subsidies and developing countries Junk food advertising contributes to young Americans' obesity Funds for vaccination over next decade may fall short by $10bn Minerva NICE guidance should consider lifestyle only if it influences effectiveness NHS research is to focus more on care Cost effectiveness analysis of strategies to combat HIV/AIDS in developing countries Evaluation of current strategies and future priorities for improving health in developing countries The Arts in Medical Education: A Practical Guide Journal criticises Vioxx study for omitting three heart attacks Deprivation and volunteering by general practices: cross sectional analysis of a national primary care system Frozen shoulder Using markets to reform health care Recessive disorders and consanguineous marriage How important are we really? Minerva Health spending in England rises faster than in rest of UK North America has new outbreaks of antibiotic associated C difficile General practitioners with special interests-not a cheap option Rationing in response to NHS deficits: rural patients are likely to be affected most Risk of gastrointestinal effects with COX-2 inhibitors and NSAIDs: COX-2 inhibitors were thought of as a safe option The Story of God Government must set up mechanism to save failing trusts US experience of smoke-free prisons Risk of gastrointestinal effects with COX-2 inhibitors and NSAIDs: How strong is the evidence? Government is attacked for interference over Herceptin Appeal court rules that GMC must reconsider complaints against Southall The medical student of to-day Commissioning perhaps shouldn't follow the American way Risk of gastrointestinal effects with COX-2 inhibitors and NSAIDs: Study conclusions do not reflect findings for celecoxib Benjamin Bernard Angel Small change Angioplasty prolongs survival in high risk patients with confirmed heart attack Dutch doctors are given guidance on sedation Scottish health service is ordered to release data on surgeons' performance EU aims to tackle growing problem of obesity Premature deaths from cancer are down but visits to casualty are up, report says Evaluation of a general practitioner with special interest service for dermatology: randomised controlled trial When markets reform health care Launching BMJ Masterclasses Severe liver disease will increase unless injecting drug users are tested and treated Aid often helps richer people in poor countries, World Bank says Time to pregnancy and sex of offspring: cohort study Lanyards Randomised study of effect of different doses of vitamin A on childhood morbidity and mortality Parental concerns about their child's emotions and behaviour and referral to specialist services: general population survey Anatomy lessons for the bird brained Rationing joint replacements: Trust's decision seems to be based on prejudice or attributing blame… Steve Hugh Osler's bedside library revisited—books for the 21st century BMJ USA is ending Fewer drugs are being prescribed to children with depression Show captures the spirit of Nobel achievement Internet papers show links between scientists and tobacco industry Prisoner with AIDS is released to die at home What's new in the other general journals Medical generalists: connecting the map and the territory Risk of gastrointestinal effects with COX-2 inhibitors and NSAIDs: Why were patients at major risk excluded? wjm western journal of medicine—back archive now live on PubMed Central Who benefits from the new act? Rationing joint replacements: …and is false economy resulting in overall damage Risk of gastrointestinal effects with COX-2 inhibitors and NSAIDs: What does evidence from randomised trials show about celecoxib? New TB vaccine granted orphan drug status Hugh Philipson Watson GPs with special interests are good but costly Health should be seen as a human right, global campaign says Primary care trusts should delay treatment to cut deficits Overprescribing antidepressants to children: pharmacoepidemiological study in primary care Bill Inman RAPID RESPONSE FROM BMJ.COM Cannabis has medical benefits but needs further investigation, says report Family history of breast cancer and cost of life assurance: a test case comparison of current UK industry practice Invasive procedures The health crisis in Russia The parents' journey: continuing a pregnancy after a diagnosis of Patau's syndrome District general hospitals have a future in truly rural areas Elisabeth Shoenberg Montezuma's treasure Editor's Choice Misunderstandings I can fly light aircraft, therefore I can anaesthetise? John Robert Paterson

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