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is Is Part Of of	This Week Junior doctors still told to attend interviews as applications process flounders Gynaecologist wins right to challenge fertility authority over raids at his clinics Tackle substance misuse in young people early, says NICE Parenting intervention in Sure Start services for children at risk of developing conduct disorder: pragmatic randomised controlled trial Institutional racism in mental health care Towards sustainable clinical trials John Montgomery Bowen and Marjorie Ethel Bowen (née Bright) David MacLennan Piercy Oldest old are not just passive recipients of care A bridge over troubled waters Anticoagulation for venous thromboembolism New system threatens UK clinical research US judge bans use of term “light cigarette” worldwide Addiction in America: in search of a fix Frank Haddow Scadding Erythropoiesis stimulating agents Irish people have highest estimation of their own health in Europe New treatment for heart failure given cautious welcome Open all hours UK government fails to stem rise in tuberculosis cases What makes an expert? Ian Pretyman Stevenson Short Cuts UN calls for tougher rules to prevent sale of children's organs Patients with tuberculosis in poor countries must be tested for HIV Delayed cord clamping is good for healthy babies born at term Sweetening the pill Managing the acute psychotic episode Is it time to jump off the training bandwagon? Margaret Anne Haigh (née Mitchell) Evidence based parenting and anticoagulating It's a hatchet job Global tuberculosis levels plateau while extensively drug resistant strains increase Alendronate combats skeletal side effects of antiandrogen therapy Macpherson Knowles David Alexander James Williamson Easing the spring Absolute risk: better basis for decision making New doctors Spurious hyperkalaemia Keeping mum Minerva Acute coronary syndrome MPs say NHS workforce planning has been “a disastrous failure” Sexual healing UK Biobank gets 10% response rate as it starts recruiting volunteers Minister backs social enterprise model in healthcare market New rule helps predict CT findings in minor head injury Treated port wine stains eventually darken Anticoagulation for three versus six months in patients with deep vein thrombosis or pulmonary embolism, or both: randomised trial Crimes and misdescriptions Editorial misses the point Drug company payments to doctors still hard to access despite disclosure laws UK universities offer degrees in “pseudoscience,” Nature article says Our chemical romance Minerva News The Doctor Stories Conduct disorders in children NICE is encouraging artificial intervention NICE faces legal challenge over Alzheimer's drug Working fire fighters die of heart disease, not burns or smoke inhalation Dying on the acute take can be improved New York Times reveals payments to doctors by drug firms Attacks seem rare in labour Genes on ice The growing gap Independent trial guides doctors through epilepsy treatments Parenting programme for parents of children at risk of developing conduct disorder: cost effectiveness analysis NICE recommends women should choose where to give birth Treatment related cancers still occur 30 years after ALL

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