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is Is Part Of of	Severe anaphylaxis due to contrast media is rare and prophylaxis unhelpful US Institute of Medicine calls for major changes at FDA Legacies Congenital anomalies after treatment for infertility UK chancellor proposes independent board to run NHS Pharmacological prevention of serious anaphylactic reactions due to iodinated contrast media: systematic review Detecting plagiarism: Google could be the way forward Kuljit Gill (née Sidhu) Iraqi hospitals prove unwilling to treat injured soldiers US agency recommends opportunistic HIV testing Parachute approach to evidence based medicine Are eligibility criteria for over the counter statins appropriate? Bullying is rife at US medical schools Just following advice When actions speak just as loudly as words Congenital malformations may be linked to infertility Advertisements highlight MSD's inappropriate hospitality Australia is to inquire into GPs' sale of complementary medicines Waits for diagnostic tests threaten 18 week treatment target Betty Cowan On a mission: how Cuba uses its doctors abroad Meningococcal disease and its management in children Few clues to diagnosis What's new in the other general journals Raymond Victor Honywood Goulder Low dose aspirin for cardiovascular prevention increases risk of bleeding, but absolute risks remain small Adverse reactions to intravascular contrast agents Guidelines on drug trials in children go out for consultation Extensively drug resistant tuberculosis: Beware patients lost to follow-up Junior doctors call for delay to new training programme Theory and practice of making difficult clinical decisions Implications of ejection fraction value for trastuzumab Uganda struggles to cope with rise in diabetes incidence Combating chaos Evidence based diagnosis: does the language reflect the theory? Management of uncertainty To do is not to do Clinical examination for non-cephalic presentation: Royal College of Midwives' response to research Character building Criminal prosecution for HIV transmission Angioplasty is cheaper than surgery and is just as effective Higher but “safe” level of lead in blood increases risk of death Experiences of belittlement and harassment and their correlates among medical students in the United States: longitudinal survey Fever of unknown origin: case outcome Meningococcal disease is a paediatric emergency Commissioning health education in primary care Guantanamo breaches right to health, says UN Editor's choice: Whither medicine? Filler: bmjupdates+ Leonardo da Vinci: Experience, Experiment and Design Plagiarists should be publicly exposed Diabetes, not obesity, increases risk of death in middle age FDA warns US consumers not to eat spinach after E coli outbreak Obituary: Fred Mosteller Clinical examination for non-cephalic presentation: External cephalic version should be a maternity service quality indicator Parents' view Illness behaviour Assessment of obesity and its clinical implications Detecting plagiarism: Meaning of citations is important In brief Better care for Michael Stone might still not have prevented the killings US gets mediocre results despite high spending on health care Two thirds of doctors in UK say the NHS could not cope with bird flu epidemic Infertility, infertility treatment, and congenital malformations: Danish national birth cohort Extensively drug resistant tuberculosis: Problem will get worse in South Africa unless poverty is alleviated Arthur Dudley Payne “Did you ever suffer from any mental illness?” Public health can't always wait for RCTs Bullying and harassment in medical schools More cancer patients in England are getting approved drugs Effectiveness of discontinuing antibiotic treatment after three days versus eight days in mild to moderate-severe community acquired pneumonia: randomised, double blind study Detecting plagiarism: Current quality control systems don't work Abiodun (“Abi”) Akande (née Alonge) Minerva

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