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is Is Part Of of	Community hospitals are cost effective for post-acute care of elderly patients Israel attacks Red Cross ambulances Drug for leukaemia can lead to heart failure A cost effectiveness analysis within a randomised controlled trial of post-acute care of older people in a community hospital NHS authority may not fix what isn't really broken Consent for the use of personal medical data in research New immigration rules and future of maxillofacial surgery Eric Stefanuti Bush vetoes bill to expand stem cell research NHS has still not learnt the lessons of Bristol Malaria: an update on treatment of adults in non-endemic countries Female genital mutilation: whose problem, whose solution?: Psychological damage is immense Test for quinolone resistance in typhoid fever Cecil Wilfred Dickens Lewis Learning from the Russians Cancer is more likely in children from rich, rural British families Who decides? A proper doctor knows everything Female genital mutilation: whose problem, whose solution?: Mutilation or modification? East and West: worlds apart in cataract surgery John Frederick Arthur Fenton Europe's mental health strategy Court acts on Israel's poorly enforced ban on workplace smoking Topical steroids are better than leukotriene receptor antagonists at relieving nasal symptoms of seasonal allergic rhinitis In brief US women doctors lag behind men in publishing papers in top journals Steadying the NHS Opting in or out of electronic patient records: National clinical leads of Connecting for Health respond Circulatory diseases are Europe's biggest killer US national academies' panellists are accused of financial conflicts Effectiveness of antipsychotic treatments in a nationwide cohort of patients in community care after first hospitalisation due to schizophrenia and schizoaffective disorder: observational follow-up study No health safety net for failed asylum seekers and others in UK Number of C difficile cases rises The Practice of Reform in Health, Medicine and Science, 1500-2000 Don't believe the relative risks and odds ratios in abstracts Quality of life after donor nephrectomy NICE advises a more personalised approach to postnatal care Humanitarian corridors are critical for aid Institute of Medicine report strives to reduce medication errors Peter Wynne Harvey How effective are antipsychotic treatments in the community? Royal college denies rewriting child protection history Minerva Chief medical officer calls for rewards to improve clinical practice Senior doctors criticise government report on allergy treatment Men are more likely than women to die early Diphtheria A third way MPs give independent treatment centres a poor report New Orleans doctor is charged with giving lethal injections during floods What's new in the other general journals Proposal: two part payment scheme for live kidney donors Hubert John (“Paddy”) Warrick Plundering the Public Sector: How New Labour are Letting Consultants Run Off with £70 Billion of our Money Future treatments Democratic control is essential Fred Epstein Trans fatty acids and coronary heart disease NICE issues new guidance to improve the treatment of bipolar disorder EU agrees to continue funding stem cell research Opting in or out of electronic patient records: Debate has missed the boat Henry Maurice (“Harry”) Rapport Nurses get a tongue lashing Comparison of laparoscopic and mini incision open donor nephrectomy: single blind, randomised controlled clinical trial Believability of relative risks and odds ratios in abstracts: cross sectional study Local ethics committees and specialised research Hizbollah rocket hits hospital Daphne Mary Pearson (née Yates) Laparascopic donor nephrectomy minimises donor discomfort Consider subarachnoid haemorrhage The clear vision of outsiders Reforms to NHS commissioning in England Officials cast doubts on UN report on HIV in India Subarachnoid haemorrhage An independent NHS? Psychological and social interventions for schizophrenia A bipolar story Beauty and the obese

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