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Osteoporosis: a survey of consultant ophthalmologists
External dacryocystorhinostomy—an end of an era?
How dangerous a world is it?
The delivery of ophthalmic care: the practitioner, community ophthalmic teams, and contract ophthalmology
Are ophthalmologists overtrained?
Professionally led regulation in medicine
Ophthalmologists and optometrists—interesting times?
Latent heliotropism
Putting the research into practice
Dissent about assent in paediatric research
Responsibly counselling women about the clinical management of pregnancies complicated by severe fetal anomalies
Recruiting medics from the poorest nations? It could be worse…
Might stimulant drugs support moral agency in ADHD children?
Should ‘nudge’ be salvaged?
Efficacy of endovascular surgery for ruptured aneurysms with vasospasm of the parent artery
Landfill sites and congenital anomalies - have we moved forward?
Occupational injury, employment conditions and the global market
RCTs of ergonomic interventions
How will their airways be? Respiratory health 15 years after the start of apprenticeship
Incinerators, birth defects and the legacy of Thomas Bayes
Randomised trials on return-to-work programmes for major depressive disorder
Marginal structural models to control for time-varying confounding in occupational and environmental epidemiology
Occupational medicine at a turning point
Occupational exposure to glycol ethers and ovarian function
Health risks from mobile phone base stations
Asbestos, smoking, and lung cancer: interaction and attribution
The chlorine hypothesis: fact or fiction?
Are work-related conditions less common or were their definitions changed?
Chemicals in the environment and human male fertility
Patient centred care: essential but probably not sufficient
Management of hypertension in pregnancy in rural areas
Evaluating the culture of safety
Classifying and identifying errors
Waking up to chronic care
Developing quality indicators to assess quality of care
e-Learning and error
Progress in paediatric electronic prescribing: good, better, best
The state of science surrounding the clinical microsystem: a hedgehog or a fox?
Acupuncture sedation in an intensive therapy setting
How double eyelashes give you swollen legs
Reimbursement for internet based eye care
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A patient's story: “My life revolves around food and exercise”
Getting a grip on clinical variations in hospital services
Advice to parents has limited effect—where next?
The PROGRESS trial three years later: time for more action, less distraction
UK guidelines for the management of pituitary apoplexy a rare but potentially fatal medical emergency
Management of minor head injury in children: searching for the answer
The C-MAC videolaryngoscope for prehospital emergency intubation
The Francis report: a call to arms
Gastro-oesophageal refluxate: does it always have to be acid to be noxious?
Assessing food intolerance: don’t lose control
The hiatus hernia slides back into prominence
Gall bladder and bowel: the links multiply
Renal sodium handling in pre-ascitic cirrhosis
Is bacterial ash the flash that ignites NASH?
Optimal treatment of metastatic pancreatic cancer
Modelling a dream: the molecular prevention of pancreatic cancer
Role of microRNA in IBS with increased gut permeability
Mesenchymal stem cell therapy of Crohn's disease: are the far-away hills getting closer?
Screening the general population for cirrhosis using transient elastography: finding a needle in a haystack?
Anti-TNF antibody therapy in Crohn's disease: the risk of a switch
Systemic treatment of advanced pancreatic cancer—step by step progress
Measuring the cost of injury: underestimating the costs of street violence
Lessons learnt from the recent tsunami in Japan: necessity of epidemiological evidence to strengthen community-based preparation and emergency response plans
Why “orbital pseudotumour” is no longer a useful concept
“Don't worry my good man—you won't understand our medical talk”1: consent to treatment today
“Soft” assessment—an oxymoron?
Bifidobacteria and subsets of dendritic cells: friendly players in immune regulation!
Targeting cathepsins: a new glimmer of hope for pancreatic cancer therapy?
The multiple effects of tumour necrosis factor inhibitors on immune cells: new insights on inhibition of activation and cycling
Exploring life before IBD
Accounting for vehicle, crash, and occupant characteristics in traffic crash studies
The use of methylphenidate among students: the future of enhancement?
Genetic modification of characteristic masculine traits: enhancement or deformity?
Why couldn't I be nudged to dislike a Big Mac?
Sacroplasty: beyond the beginning
Work characteristics, anxiety and depression
Documenting neurotoxicity from occupational manganese exposure
Registration of protocols for observational research is unnecessary and would do more harm than good
Socioeconomic disadvantage affects course and recurrence of psychiatric disability
Evidence based guidelines for the prevention, identification, and management of occupational asthma
Long work hours and occupational injuries: new evidence on upstream causes
Occupational exposures and non-Hodgkin lymphoma: where do we stand?
Commentary on Susac article
Clinical application of findings of clinical trials and systematic reviews
Readmission to hospital: a measure of quality or outcome?
In STI interventions, size matters
The power of science and truth: countering paid liars' efforts to influence tobacco policy
Why not seek clever regulation? A reply to Liberman
FDA legislation
Snus does not save lives: quitting smoking does!
A British ophthalmological surveillance unit
Are intraocular lenses the solution to cataract blindness in Africa?
Minister without portfolio?
Commentary on âAcid reflux into the oesophagus does not influence exercise-induced airway narrowing in bronchial asthmaAcid reflux into the oesophagus does not influence exercise-induced airway narrowing in bronchial asthmaâ
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