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is Is Part Of of	Both diabetes type 1 and type 2 are risky in pregnancy Israel looks into claims of “illegal medical experiment” Improving women's experience during speculum examinations at routine gynaecological visits: randomised clinical trial Another way to tame the monster Maintaining public confidence in research Cardiologists urge screening of asymptomatic older people Perinatal mortality and congenital anomalies in babies of women with type 1 or type 2 diabetes in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland: population based study Regulation and revalidation of doctors Ministers relaunch their payment by results scheme Whooping cough in school age children with persistent cough: prospective cohort study in primary care What's new this month in BMJ Journals Death on the roads: Is unsafe behaviour due to the choice or the chooser? Tuberculosis and social exclusion: New approach is needed Low back pain: Risk factors for suicide should be elicited Watching the next generation Death on the roads: Schools obstruct road safety measures Tuberculosis and social exclusion: Do developed countries really need new strategies? Colorectal cancer and rectal bleeding in primary care: Rectal bleeding needs attention in primary care David Michael Flanagan Autism, Brain and Environment Commentary: Best practice in primary care Death on the roads: Should we advocate daytime running lights? The Science and Fiction of Autism Diagnosis and treatment of pyoderma gangrenosum George Strube Women prefer speculum examinations without stirrups Canadian journal accepts need for major overhaul Doctor must pay child support after inadequate warning of disability St John's wort, a panacea? What's new in the other general journals Confidentiality of personal health information used for research England to consider shake-up of medical regulation Do not be fooled by photographs Catharine Elizabeth Hollman (née Large) Consider whooping cough even if a child has been immunised Diabetes and pregnancy Whooping cough in general practice More evidence suggests that PSA testing leads to “overdiagnosis” of cancer Clinics may not have to consider child's “need for a father” when offering IVF Death on the roads: No strong support for risk compensation NHS charges are a mess, say MPs One in five complaints against GPs relate to removal from lists Minerva The children of depressed parents have a persistently high risk of mental illness Agency reports cases of rape on mental health wards Blue sky thinking Roche defends buying lavish meals for doctors at Sydney's restaurants Paraprotein management Death on the roads: Article lacks logic Low back pain: Think of tuberculosis Colorectal cancer and rectal bleeding in primary care: Urban or rural myth? Brian Westgarth Lacey Over 300 million children chronically malnourished Murderer loses attempt to keep his medical records secret Prisoners challenge government over HIV/AIDS treatment Ronald E Cranford Joan Sugden (née Parsons) Four wheel drive vehicles, class war, and the BMJ Whose research is it anyway? In brief Vitamins promoter goes on trial Death on the roads: Perceived threat is important in road safety The evidence base in child protection litigation Report demands investigation into rise in preterm births Muhammad Sadiq Khan How to manage pyoderma gangrenosum NICE hears appeals over dementia drugs “Call for papers” Vaginal speculum examinations without stirrups Can NICE guidance be given more clout? Sublingual varices are not unusual Department sets out framework for commissioning in English NHS Pentosan polysulphate prolongs survival in CJD, study indicates WHO cannot reach displaced people in Lebanon and Gaza Primary care and palliative care Royal college rewrites child protection history

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