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is Subject of	Low dose aspirin with heparin improves prognosis in women with recurrent miscarriages Respiratory disease persists in survivors of the Bhopal gas leak Neonatal complications increase the risk of cerebral palsy in very preterm babies Socioeconomic position over lifetime affects mortality Senior house officers value training from consultants Guidelines do not improve blood pressure control in primary care Early antibiotics provide little benefit in acute otitis media Opiate dependent drug injectors can be treated successfully in general practice Doctors think equity of access to health care is more important than patients do British anthropometric data are not suitable for all populations Young people consumed more burgers than older people in 1980s and 1990s Total purchasing is not yet total Incidence of insulin dependent diabetes is rising sharply in children aged under 5 Exposure to environmental tobacco smoke increases risk of ischaemic heart disease and lung cancer Combination therapies improve prognosis of HIV infection in the community Health care in prisons needs more integration with NHS British diabetics show socio- economic gradients in mortality Medical students with the most clinical experience do not perform best in final exams Patients with testicular cancer do not benefit from adjuvant psychological therapy Hysteria can be diagnosed with confidence Prednisolone can be used for short term intermittent control of rheumatoid arthritis Understanding patients' cultural beliefs helps health providers serve them better Most patients with low back pain have not recovered after a year New cases of hepatitis C are rare in repeat blood donors Distance to school and car ownership are greatest determinants of car travel to school GPs tend to report only serious reactions to new drugs Obesity from childhood to adulthood may lead to the metabolic syndrome Small practices are ready to take on screening for haemoglobin disorders Men and octogenarians do well after surgery for abdominal aortic aneurysms Health is poorer in US states with larger income inequalities White matter lesions predict outcome in late depression Concealed random allocation protects against bias in clinical trials Women use more oral steroids for asthma than men Absolute benefit of carotid endarterectomy in asymptomatic carotid stenosis is low Simple computer program accurately predicts individual risks of coronary heart disease Children from lower social classes consult more often Patients' health beliefs constrain uptake of evidence based medicine Benefits are likely from vitamin B-6 in premenstrual syndrome Promethazine does not reduce reactions to bothrops antivenom Compulsory admissions have risen as psychiatric beds have fallen Women should be advised to allow adequate time after stillbirth before next pregnancy Many diabetic patients do not monitor their blood glucose regularly Folate supplements have not reduced neural tube defects Zygosity influences glucose homeostasis and insulin resistance in twins Coronary heart disease risk factors vary among South Asian groups Community exercise classes help people with back pain A high ratio of killed to wounded suggests a war crime Long term unemployed workers improve their lifestyle Behavioural counselling in primary care leads to improvements in health behaviour Maternal mortality among East Germans worsened after reunification Teaching undergraduates affects general practitioners' morale positively New Zealand offers model of clinical governance in primary care Hypericum extract improves depression and quality of life Increase in cases of CJD is likely to be real Simple tests help identify systolic dysfunction in primary care Adult lifestyles count more than childhood factors in determining cardiovascular health A system approach to reducing error works better than focusing on individuals Trends in cancer deaths are not heading towards government target Early catch-up growth is a risk factor for childhood obesity Violent thoughts are common among psychiatric inpatients but rarely asked about Defining an international standard for overweight and obesity in childhood Tight glucose control is cost effective in diabetes Studies of patient satisfaction with telemedicine are inconclusive Patient management questions asked by primary care doctors fall into 64 generic types Venous thromboembolism rates have not fallen since “pill scare” Changes in psychiatric care may have caused increases in mortality in patients with schizophrenia Walk-in primary care centres in Canada show a lack of continuity of care with other primary care Osteoarthritis of the hip is under strong genetic influence Mine injuries rise sharply after hostilities cease Socioeconomic differences in coronary heart disease already exist in people in their 30s New antipsychotics are not more effective than conventional drugs Patients, GPs, and nurses dislike self management plans for asthma Increase in overweight in children has now been quantified Psychological impact of chlamydia diagnosis is considerable Richer people with mental illness are more likely to commit suicide Anaemia is more common in South Asian and Chinese than European women Media campaigns reduce disability from back pain Remember nephrogenic diabetes insipidus in acute surgical patients taking lithium Recommended dose range of fluticasone for asthma should be reduced Month of birth may be linked to risk of developing Crohn's disease Impaired fetal growth is strongly associated with haemorrhagic stroke HIV prevention strategies lack resources and international commitment Post-traumatic stress disorder is common after conflict Hepatitis C infection does not increase all cause mortality Abdominal pain in infectious mononucleosis may signal splenic rupture Finding evidence based answers to clinical questions is difficult Triple combination therapy for HIV is effective Parents recognise benefits of postmortems Are safer roads promoting risky driving? Delay in licensing drugs costs lives Quality of life measures soar Teenage pregnancy prevention strategies are ineffective Surgical studies have problems Akathisia: better detection is needed Travel medicinea growing specialty US referral rates are double those in the UK

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