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is Is Part Of of	Alternating pressure mattresses are more cost effective than overlays Sentinel node status has high prognostic value for melanoma Consent for research in hyperacute stroke NHS computer programme is “roughly to timetable,” IT chief says Underage drinking in US costs £5bn a year in medical costs Randomised, controlled trial of alternating pressure mattresses compared with alternating pressure overlays for the prevention of pressure ulcers: PRESSURE (pressure relieving support surfaces) trial Cardiovascular risk estimation: important but may be inaccurate Gloomy prognoses keep lawyers happy but are bad for patients What price integrity? The price of independence Peter Scheuer Parents' vigil ends in tragedy after mix-up in identities A 22 year old man with persistent regurgitation and vomiting: case presentation What the educators are saying Roger Ernest Cotton Minerva Many cord blood banks' claims are unfounded, says royal college Randomised controlled trial of four commercial weight loss programmes in the UK: initial findings from the BBC “diet trials” Diagnosis and treatment of low back pain Pharmacological management—inhaled treatment Commercial influence and the content of medical journals Government rejects independent verification of all death certificates Value of sentinel node status as a prognostic factor in melanoma: prospective observational study Guidelines on statin treatment should focus on high risk patients Charges of corporate manslaughter in the NHS Prehospital parenteral penicillin for meningitis: Urgent review of treatment criteria is needed Short cuts: Two antiplatelet agents work better than one after stroke Should we lower cholesterol as much as possible?: Policy on high dose statins is startlingly absent Postcripts to letter to God: Separating pipework for swallowing and breathing would be safer Everyman Broadband learning for doctors Royal college is forced to retreat on star rating system for GP clinics An international standard for disclosure of clinical trial information John Edward Dann Charles-Jones Unauthorised practices NHS deficit doubles to £512m, but true figure may be higher Obesity task force linked to WHO takes “millions” from drug firms Proteinuria, renal impairment, and death Effect of patient completed agenda forms and doctors' education about the agenda on the outcome of consultations: randomised controlled trial The enigma Should we lower cholesterol as much as possible?: Cholesterol is good? John Anderson European agency approves use of fluoxetine for children and teens End pharma influence on CME, says AMA journal Antismoking groups lobby against Lords report Australian GPs “named and shamed” for abusing Medicare programme Effectiveness and efficiency of different guidelines on statin treatment for preventing deaths from coronary heart disease: modelling study Prehospital parenteral penicillin for meningitis: Trial in children with suspected meningococcal disease would be useful Pressure relieving support surfaces (PRESSURE) trial: cost effectiveness analysis Immediate, underlying, and macro-underlying causes What's new in the other general journals Helen Ann Adam (née Smith) Wanted: spunky TV doctor If treated, babies with moderately severe hyperbilirubinaemia develop normally Overlays or mattresses to prevent pressure sores? Expanding definitions of obesity may harm children New consultant contract has improved the quality of care, BMA claims Life without COX 2 inhibitors: Risks and benefits are determined by dose and potency Hydatidiform mole and medical management of miscarriage Anilkumar (“Anil”) Patel Seven die in polio outbreak in Namibia NICE approves trastuzumab for early stage breast cancer World Cup fever boosts fight against neglected diseases MRC is failing to turn basic research into commercial success, report says In brief Postoperative radiotherapy can improve chances of survival in some lung cancer patients Distress Walk the line Postcripts to letter to God: Some cosmetic changes would be helpful George Anthony Knight (“Tony”) Missen Managing low back pain Antipsychotic use among US young people has risen sixfold Millions of deaths from environmental causes are preventable, says WHO Proteinuria, impaired kidney function, and adverse outcomes in people with coronary disease: analysis of a previously conducted randomised trial Postcripts to letter to God: On why the eye lacks intelligent design Catharsis: On the Art of Medicine Kidney function tests plus data on proteinuria give better estimate of mortality risk Survival rates after heart attack improve in Canada; after stroke they remain steady Double trouble Reducing dialysis associated bacteraemia, and recommendations for surveillance in the United Kingdom: prospective study Life without COX 2 inhibitors:Opioids can be prescribed safely in osteoarthritis Suicidal behaviour and SSRIs: updated meta-analysis Postcripts to letter to God: Six fingers and testes tucked out of harm's way would be good

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