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is Subject of	Medical editor in US criticised for legal work BMJ should declare its own conflict of interest Local research ethics committees should review their approval of prevention trial NHS Executive attacked over Read codes Use of calcium channel blockers and risk of suicide The genomic challenge CSM takes small step towards openness Training for NHS Direct Staff needs funding Acute ischaemic stroke Homoeopathy versus placebo in perennial allergic rhinitis Alcohol book fails to declare an interest Fury as Australia appoints former industry lobbyist to drugs watchdog Britain's gift: a “Medline” of synthesised evidence Co-artemether has been used in ambulatory treatment of falciparum malaria Association between competing interests and authors' conclusions: epidemiological study of randomised clinical trials published in the BMJ Your career: planning for the unexpected BMA secretary responds to news story No more free lunches: How to dance with porcupines Putting the research into practice Claim that smallpox vaccine protects against HIV is premature, say critics Smoke free hospitals: Withdrawal from cigarettes should not be confused with withdrawal from nicotine Breast cancer in men Predictions of hypoxaemia at high altitude in children with cystic fibrosis Audit of soap usage by a primary care team Public involvement in health care MP raises new allegations against Andrew Wakefield An evolving picture Dicycloverine for persistent crying in babies: Dicycloverine is contraindicated in infants Missing evidence that animal research benefits humans Patient organisations in ME and CFS seek only understanding Bureaucracy of ethics applications Fine needle aspiration of hepatic colorectal metastases: BMJ enters arena of tabloid journalism Access to every trial dataset is crucial Research bureaucracy in the United Kingdom: Ethics committees have important roles in research Watchful waiting is useful for children with recurrent throat infections Learning from low income countries: what are the lessons?: Health is a dynamic process abandoning the diagnosis will endanger severely depressed children Take forward the polypill idea, concludes expert committee Rethinking childhood depression Switching prescription drugs to over the counter: Consumers may benefit financially in examples from the US Will the lead clinician please stand up? Do selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors cause suicide?: Discrediting old drugs may be useful in marketing new ones Conduct of drug trials in poor countries must improve Patients' empowerment: the East side story Evidence not ideology ASCOT: a tale of two treatment regimens In brief The nursing profession's coming of age: Contribution of “maxi” nurses is exaggerated The nursing profession's coming of age: Not as successful as it looks The nursing profession's coming of age: A difference in cultures JAMA's policy does not go far enough Congresswoman criticises US drug plan for elderly people NICE work: Level playing field requires transparency Too close for comfort? Another way to tame the monster A doctor's dilemma Benign prostatic hyperplasia: Authors' reply Sexual relationships between doctors and former patients Group asks US National Institutes of Health to reveal industry ties US campaign aims to end industry gifts, speaking fees, and travel for doctors How can we cure MTAS? NHS chief must direct that time overseas is an asset Health protection requires legislation Prophylaxis for medical inpatients is not entirely proven Addressing the arguments British benevolence and betrayal So what are we to do? Doctors and the drug industry Treat addicts, not the addiction Conflicts are everywhere Review launched after Harvard psychiatrist failed to disclose industry funding Regulating herbal medicine and acupuncture: author’s reply How the government is failing the health service Critical issue is rapidity of review of new drugs Pharma and CME: View from the US Time to abolish QOF A student from BSMS writes Surgery’s flawed e-portfolio A baroness replies Disclosure of competing interests President of British Pain Society is forced from office after refusing to denounce NICE guidance on low back pain Are advance directives legally binding or simply the starting point for discussion on patients’ best interests? Ethical view ISTCs are not on the radar Conflicts of interest and pandemic flu Non-therapeutic excision of the foreskin A plea for reason Colleagues of dismissed Karolinska professor issue letter of support Primary care trusts should relinquish budgets to GPs right away, say NHS chiefs US National Institutes of Health proposes new rules on researchers’ ties to industry Risks of opioids are underplayed Justice for all Example of a health divide? WHO declares that H1N1 pandemic is officially over NICE conflicts Dihydrocodeine as effective as methadone for maintenance of treatment for opiate dependence? The Centenary of the General Medical Council Survey on the function, structure and operation of hospital ethics committees in Shanghai

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