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Dutton GN, et al, Should we be screening for and treating amblyopia? 327:1242 (E) Dutton P, Managing chronic pain in children and adolescents. 327:681 (L) Duxbury F, Routinely asking women about domestic violence. 327:1345 (L) Dwyer T, see van der Mei IAF. 327:316 Dyer C — Commission withdraws legal aid for parents suing over MMR vaccine. 327:640 (N) — Court rules that NHS must pay overseas treatment. 327:831 (N) — Doctor sentenced for manslaughter of leukaemia patient. 327:697 (N) — Doctor’s manslaughter trial halted owing to defendant’s health. 327:123 (N) — GMC admits failings that left Shipman’s patients unprotected. 327:1248 (N) — Group to review babies’ deaths. 327:10 (N) — Health authorities cannot force doctors to act against conscience. 327:1187 (N) — Investigators should be trained to “think dirty” about cause of death, Shipman report says. 327:123 (N) — Judges rule that children can sue for wrongful diagnosis of abuse. 327:305 (N) — New bill will regulate the retention of tissue. 327:1304 (N) — New consent form designed for release of medical records. 327:122 (N) — New powers for CHAI “threaten patient con®dentiality". 327:580 (N) — NHS sta# should inform patients of negligent acts. 327:7 (N), 620 (L) — Permanent loss of awareness is crucial to diagnosis of PVS. 327:67 (N) — Second vCJD patient to receive experimental treatment. 327:886 (N) — Silicone breast implants still available in UK. 327:947 (N) — Test case may threaten abortion rights. 327:1367 (N) — Unjusti®ed seclusion of psychiatric patients is breach of human rights. 327:183 (N) — Women lose legal ®ght to use their frozen embryos. 327:831 (N) Dyer O — Attacks on NHS sta# increasing, MPs say. 327:182 (N) — BBC accused of unethical journalism. 327:67 (N) — BMA reviews its fraught contract negotiations. 327:412 (N) — Children have been neglected in u prevention strategy. 327:1365 (N) — City reacts negatively as GlaxoSmithKline announces plans for new drugs. 327:1366 (N) — Doctor gave “woeful” evidence. 327:1124 (N) — Eye surgeon claims that new treatment centre is a threat to NHS. 327:580 (N) — Fertilisation authority to review “egg giving". 327:250 (N), 872 (L) — Foundation hospitals will be introduced into NHS despite opposition. 327:1248 (N) — GMC clears psychiatrist accused of encouraging “false memories". 327:580 (N) — GMC investigates pathologist who failed to notice infant’s injuries. 327:640 (N) — Government ®ghts opposition to foundation hospitals. 327:1187 (N) — GP suspended for lying to cover up negligence. 327:888 (N) — GPs protest at plans to publicise their performance. 327:830 (N) — Health secretary demands patients have equal access to cancer drugs. 327:1007 (N) — Imperial Tobacco plans to deny link between smoking and lung cancer. 327:888 (N) — Israel’s occupation of Palestinian territories has damaged health, charity report says. 327:1303 (N) — Labour leaders are defeated over foundation hospitals. 327:828 (N) — Lancet accuses AstraZeneca of sponsoring biased research. 327:1005 (N) — MRC to fund more trials of complex treatments. 327:182 (N) — Parliament to look again at issue of “assisted dying” for terminally ill patients. 327:1186 (N) — Professor is replaced as lead scientist while GMC investigates his research 326:1416 (N) (correction, 327:483) — Psychiatrist faces GMC hearing. 327:517 (N) — Red tape is sti ing research, charity says. 327:640 (N) — Reid accused of breach of promise over foundation hospitals. 327:1306 (N) — Suicide among women prisoners at a record high, report says. 327:122 (N) — Trial shows no clear bene®t from cannabis for patients with MS. 327:1128 (N) — Trials for vCJD treatment held up because of disagreements. 327:1069 (N) — US pacemaker manufacturer faces British lawsuit. 327:466 (N) — Veterans of the ®rst Gulf war are developing amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. 327:766 (N) — Wake®eld Council is ordered to pay for residential care after 11 year delay. 327:521 (N) — Women may ovulate two or three times a month. 327:124 (N) dyspepsia, empirical prescribing, test and treat v. omeprazole. 327:811 (L) dyspnoea, sustained release morphine for management of refractory dyspnoea (AP Abernethy, et al). 327:523 (P), 1288 (L) E Eades S, see Cunningham C. 327:445 Eason S, et al, Cryoprecipitate leakage into Hartmanns solution causes clot (Minerva). 327:758 (R) Eastgate, John, psychiatrist faces GMC hearing (O Dyer). 327:517 (N) Easton G — 21st century GP BMJ Careers 327:s41 (9 August 2003) — Nearly 1000 doctors out of work BMJ Careers 327:s28 (26 July 2003) — Reporting risk—that’s entertainment (Personal view). 327:756 (R), 1404 (L) — View from the top (Pro®le) BMJ Careers 327:s46 (9 August 2003) Eaton L — The Clausewitz of the NHS. 327:890 (N) — Congresswomen protest at partial abortion bill. 327:1126 (N) — Exhibition challenges views on autism. 327:888 (N) — Government proposes shake up in child protection services. 327:577 (N) — Hospital patients say they are not fully informed about drugs. 327:180 (N) — John Reid plans to introduce “patient advisers” into GP surgeries. 327:885 (N) — Lords committee warns of gaps in infection control measures. 327:120 (N) — Medical ethics teaching should be overhauled, says BMA. 327:1306 (N) — Mental health images go on show. 327:1008 (N) — Wellcome Trust gallery opens at British Museum. 327:1010 (N) — WHO launches initiative to encourage eating fruit and vegetables. 327:1125 (N) — “Yellow card” announcement used to head o# concerns, experts claim. 327:308 (N) ebmj see bmj.com Ebrahim S — see Brindle P. 327:1267 — see Lawlor DA. 327:712, 1288, 1383 Eccles S, Non-standard grade (trust grade) doctors: the BMA juniors’ view BMJ Careers 327:s131 (25 October 2003) ecstasy, Science article retraction (S Pincock). 327:579 (N) eczema, e$cacy and tolerability of borage oil in adults and children (A Takwale, et al). 327:1385 (PC) Edgcumbe DP, Doctors’ knowledge of exposure to ionising radiation. 327:1166 (L) Edmonds L, see Lim E. 327:1309 Edmonds PM, see Ross JR. 327:469 education, midwifery, risk attributable to sta# deployment and training (B Ashcroft, et al). 327:584 (P) education, medical see also examinations; learning; schools, medical; teaching — communication of risks (P Sedgwick, et al). 327:694 (E) — Germany, training shortened (A Tu#s). 327:1127 (N) — global awareness, Trevor Gibbs (D Cohen) (Pro®le) BMJ Careers 327:s70 (30 August 2003) — monitoring the revolution (V Wass, et al). 327:1362 (E) — not what I really needed to know (N Cooper) (The way I see it) BMJ Careers 327:s190 (13 December 2003) — patient participation (A Howe, et al). 327:326 (LP), 1110 (L) — postgraduate, MSc course establishment tips (K Suresh, et al) BMJ Careers 327:s83 (13 September 2003) education, medical, continuing — appraisal: catalyst of personal development (M Conlon). 327:389 (ED) — Big brother is watching (your CPD) (V Sankar). 327:855 — BMJ Learning launch (K Walsh, et al). 327:1064 (E) — general practice, evaluation of extended training in Northern Ireland: qualitative study (CH Sibbett, et al). 327:971 (LP) — knowledge translation: shortening journey from evidence to e#ect (D Davis, et al). 327:33 (LP) education, medical, postgraduate — deferred for yacht race (N Jacobsen) BMJ Careers 327:s140 (1 November 2003) — opening training schemes (S Crowe). 327:336 — regional teaching programme for MRCP (UK) examination (M Witham, et al) BMJ Careers 327:s172 (29 November 2003) — training in US (A Rashid, et al) BMJ Careers 327:s19 (19 July 2003) education, medical, undergraduate — death of teaching autopsy (G O’Grady). 327:802 (ED) — ethics, BMA calls for overhaul (L Eaton). 327:1306 (N) — gynaecology teaching associates (S Pickard, et al). 327:1389 (LP) — part time training (B Rushforth) (The way I see it) BMJ Careers 327:s62 (23 August 2003) Edwards A — Communicating risks. 327:691 (E), 1403 (L), 1404 (L) — Communicating risks through analogies. 327:749 (L) — et al, E#ects of communicating individual risks in screening programmes: Cochrane systematic review. 327:703 (P) — see Elwyn G. 327:864 — see Gigerenzer G. 327:741 — see Thornton H. 327:101, 869 Edwards, Jack, Obituary (M Voight, et al). 327:813 Edwards R, see Heller RF. 327:1162 Edwin N, see Rahmathullah L. 327:254 Egypt see also Africa — medicine at time of Napoleon Bonaparte (TG Russell, et al) (Hazardous journeys). 327:1461 El-Modir AM, et al, “Radiation recall” in ammatory reaction caused by capecitabine (Minerva). 327:298 (R) El-Nimr G, et al, In search of a good death. 327:224 (L) El-Sayeh HG, Using student doctor or trainee doctor may be helpful. 327:1110 (L) elbow, tennis elbow (W Assendelft, et al) (Extracts from Concise Clinical Evidence). 327:329 (C) elderly see also ageing; health services for the elderly; long-term care — alcoholism, rede®nition (H O’Connell, et al). 327:664 (C) — breast cancers, women denied treatment (Z Kmietowicz). 327:1069 (N) — carers, health of elderly informal carers (T Doran, et al). 327:1388 (PC) — depiction on road tra$c signs: international comparison (RP Gale, et al) (Hazardous journeys). 327:1456 — falls ——chronic diseases and drug use (DA Lawlor, et al). 327:712 (PC), 1288 (L) ——preventing fractures (AD Woolf, et al). 327:89 (C) (correction, 663) — lithium and valproic acid prescription patterns. 327:395 (L) — made to sit in chairs? (M Bliss) (Personal view). 327:997 (R), 1349 (L) — prevalence of ®ve common clinical abnormalities (AJM de Craen, et al). 327:131 (P) — renal diseases, increasing number (RJA Sims, et al). 327:462 (E) — whispered voice test: systematic review (S Pirozzo, et al). 327:967 (PC) electroconvulsive therapy, recommendations are likely to improve standards. 327:621 (L) electronic medical records see also medical records — primary care, regression or progression? 327:622 (L) — sharing information throughout NHS (N Booth). 327:114 (E), 622 (L), 623 (L) electronic publishing see also publishing — developing countries, Ptolemy project, scalable model for delivering health information (M Beveridge, et al). 327:790 (IP) (correction, 1016) — on internet (H Brown) (Netlines). 327:508 (R) Elias C, et al, Reproductive and sexual health of older women in developing countries. 327:64 (E) Elliman D, et al, Hear the silence (TV). 327:1411 (R) Elliot A — Bill Gates boosts ®ght against virus that threatens three billion in Asia. 327:1366 (N) — Department of Health to cut two ®fths of its sta#. 327:1068 (N) — US food industry ensures that consumers are not told to eat less. 327:1067 (N) Elliott A — Government faces pressure to tackle obesity. 327:1125 (N) — Sports expert defends “chocolate for equipment” scheme. 327:1125 (N) Elliott C, Better than Well: American Medicine Meets the American Dream (Books). 327:567 (R) Elliott, Christopher John Richard (R Dreaper). 327:1231 Ellis A — Breast (Art). 327:755 (R) — Rare cancers (Website of the week). 327:58 (R) Ellis BG, see Thompson MR. 327:263, 871 Ellner A — Rethinking prescribing in the United States. 327:1397 (ED) — et al, Speak up! 327:303 (E), 1109 (L) — see Woloshin S. 327:695 Elstein M, see Ashcroft B. 327:584 Elwyn G — et al, “Doing prescribing": how doctors can be more e#ective. 327:864 (ED) — see Edwards A. 327:703 — see Mak YYW. 327:213 email see also internet — virtues of virtual committee (DE Morris) BMJ Careers 327:s157 (15 November 2003) Emberson J, see Brindle P. 327:1267 Emberton M, see Lane T. 327:291 emergencies, junior doctors: fewer night operations (S Mayor). 327:1183 (N) emergency contraceptives see contraceptives, postcoital emergency medical services — CHI ratings fall (Z Kmietowicz). 327:119 (N) — focus is on patients’ clinical needs and distress. 327:451 (L) — myocardial infarction outside hospital ——automated external de®brillator use by ®rst responders (AP van Alem, et al). 327:1312 (P) ——cost e#ectiveness of public place de®brillators in improving survival (A Walker, et al). 327:1316 (P) ——prehospital thrombolysis ———overview (BD Prendergast). 327:1 (E) ———cohort study (DK Pedley, et al). 327:22 (P), 1051 (L) — rapid tranquillisation for agitated patients: midazolam v. haloperidol plus promethazine (TREC Collaborative Group). 327:708 (P) emergency medicine — career advice (A Lockey) BMJ Careers 327:s155 (15 November 2003) — Ed Glucksman (C Hughes) (Pro®le) BMJ Careers 327:s158 (15 November 2003) — oncologists experience (R Hunter). 327:103 Emery G, see English DR. 327:375 Empey D, see Peskett S BMJ Careers 327:s179 (6 December 2003) Emslie S, et al, eds, Improving Patient Safety: Insights from American, Australian and British Healthcare (Books). 327:109 (R) Emson, Daksha, NHS criticised over suicide of mentally ill doctor (D Singh). 327:1008 (N) encephalitis, Bill Gates’ bequest (A Elliot). 327:1366 (N) endometriosis, ABC of subfertility (R Hart). 327:721 (C) energy intake, pregnant women: boy/girl comparison. 327:621 (L), 622 (L) English DR, et al, Evaluation of aid to diagnosis of pigmented skin lesions in general practice: controlled trial randomised by practice. 327:375 (PC), 1167 (L) Enquist PO, The Visit of the Royal Physician (Books). 327:508 (R) Enstrom JE, et al, Passive smoking. 327:504 (L) entombment, Christ: medical re ections (JP Mackenbach). 327:215 (ED) environment — disposal of dead (I Loe er) (Soundings). 327:237 (R) — prisons and mental health (J Nurse, et al). 327:480 (PC), 989 (L) environmental pollution — Agent Orange, found in food in Vietnam (D Spurgeon). 327:521 (N) — Silent Scourge: Children, Pollution, and Why Scientists Disagree (Moore) (Books). 327:568 (R) epilepsy, who should take care of children? (RN Chinthapalli) (Personal view). 327:1413 (R) Epstein EF — Dietary fat intake and risk of stroke. 327:1348 (L) — Falls, chronic diseases, and drug use in elderly women. 327:1288 (L) equipment, hospital, donation to developing countries (AR Gatrad, et al) BMJ Careers 327:s12 (12 July 2003) ER, nursing shortage and (J Lenzer) (TV). 327:1294 (R) erectile dysfunction, incidence and patient characteristics before and after UK viagra introduction. 327:1109 (L), 1110 (L) Erens B, see Mercer CH. 327:426 Ernst E — Herbal medicines put into context. 327:881 (E) — My holistic bakery. 327:1285 Ernst, Edzard, (G Watts) (Pro®le) BMJ Careers 327:s166 (22 November 2003) Escribà JM, see Grein T. 327:650 Escudier V, see Chowdhury TA. 327:383 Esmail, Aneez, (P Cross, et al) (Pro®le) BMJ Careers 327:s52 (16 August 2003) Essex C, Case Notes (Radio). 327:1353 (R) ethics see also human rights — BBC accused of unethical journalism (O Dyer). 327:67 (N) ethics, medical see also con®dentiality; euthanasia; informed consent; suicide, assisted — clinical trials from a bayesian and decision analytic perspective. 327:105 (L) — dignity: useless concept (R Macklin). 327:1419 (E) — drug taking: wolf in sheep’s clothing (I Heath). 327:856 (ED) — health authorities, cannot force doctors to act against conscience (C Dyer). 327:1187 (N) — Israeli Medical Association and state of World Medical Association. 327:561 (L), 1107 (L), 1108 (L) — John Harris (Pro®le) BMJ Careers 327:s36 (2 August 2003) — Medical Ethics Today (L Eaton). 327:1306 (N) 8 DUT-ETH July−December 2003
— melioidosis treatment evaluation (AC Cheng, et al). 327:1280 (ED) — opportunistic disease prevention in consultation: justi®able? (L Getz, et al). 327:498 (ED), 989 (L) — SARS, lessons from Toronto (PA Singer, et al). 327:1342 (ED) — sex selection, doctors support embryo selection to help ill siblings (L Beecham). 327:71 (N) — sperm removal from dead men: Israel (J Siegel-Itzkovich). 327:1187 (N) — The Turnstone: A Doctor’s Story (Dean) (Books). 327:1353 (R) — US, President’s Council on Bioethics (L Turner) (Personal view). 327:629 (R) Ethics Working Group of the HIV Prevention Trials Network — see Lo B. 327:337 — see MacQueen KM. 327:340 ethnic groups see also Aborigines; indigenous peoples; racial discrimination; South Asians — interview panel mix (HV Williams). 327:322 — NHS management sta#, increase planned (Z Kmietowicz). 327:889 (N) — Pakistani and Bangladeshi, in uences on smoking in adults. 327:165 (L) — palliative care needs (AR Gatrad, et al). 327:176 (E), 1049 (L) — representation in clinical research (SS Rathmore, et al). 327:763 (E) — research, self reports with non-English speakers (S Hunt, et al). 327:352 (E) — US, health disparities in American Indians and Alaska Natives (U Tayal). 327:305 (N), 449 (L) Etminan M, et al,E#ect of non-steroidal anti-in ammatory drugs on risk of Alzheimer’s disease: systematic review and metaanalysis of observational studies. 327:128 (P), 751 (L), 752 (L) Europe see also Austria; Belgium; Denmark; Finland; France; Germany; Ireland; Italy; Macedonia; Netherlands; Northern Ireland; Norway; Poland; Russia; Scotland; Slovakia; Switzerland; Wales — cancer and obesity (C White). 327:700 (N) — mentally ill patients kept in caged beds (K Krosnar). 327:1249 (N) European Society of Cardiology — congress 2003. Medscape conference coverage. 327:973 — guidelines on cardiovascular disease (S Mayor). 327:518 (N) European Union — abortion test case may threaten rights (C Dyer). 327:1367 (N) — AIDS, $1bn committed to global fund (A Dorozynski). 327:182 (N) — European Research Council (R Watson). 327:768 (N) — food products ban (R Watson). 327:182 (N) — human organ tra$cking (R Watson). 327:1009 (N) — induction programmes for doctors (Y-L Ong, et al) BMJ Careers 327:s99 (27 September 2003) — parliament tries to stamp out tra$cking in human organs (R Watson). 327:1009 (N) — proposal for a council recommendation on cancer screening. 327:289 (L) — stem cell research using human embryos approved (R Watson). 327:1248 (N) — Working Time Directive, implementation (R MacDonald) BMJ Careers 327:s9 (12 July 2003) euthanasia see also suicide, assisted — France ——doctor faces murder charge (J Burgermeister). 327:1068 (N) ——doctors’ opinions (P Peretti-Watel, et al). 327:595 (P) — Germany, doctor investigated for killing 76 patients (A Tu#s). 327:830 (N) — Netherlands ——e#ect on bereaved family and friends (NB Swarte, et al). 327:189 (P) ——requests in general practice: trend analysis (RL Marquet, et al). 327:201 (PC) ——“terminal sedation” de®nition (T Sheldon). 327:465 (N) (correction, 649) — patient voices are needed (YYW Mak, et al). 327:213 (ED) (correction, 556) Evans A, see Hughes C. 327:939 Evans AR, see Lewis PM. 327:1108 Evans, Christine, (P Cross) (Pro®le) BMJ Careers 327:s37 (2 August 2003) Evans DB, see Shibuya K. 327:154 Evans J, see Smeeth L. 327:1027 Evans JA, Community clinics can treat sexually transmitted infections. 327:104 (L) Evans M, see Davis D. 327:33 Evans MG, Evaluating computerised health information systems. 327:163 (L) Evans, Natallie, frozen embryos case lost (C Dyer). 327:831 (N) Evans PC, et al, Electroconvulsive therapy. 327:621 (L) Evans R, Endpiece. Three sides. 327:789 evening primrose oil, atopic dermatitis (HC Williams). 327:1358 (E) Everington, Sam, (P Cross, et al) (Pro®le) BMJ Careers 327:s52 (16 August 2003) evidence based medicine see also POEM* — anecdotes as evidence. 327:290 (L) — balancing bene®ts and harms in health care (LG Cuervo, et al). 327:65 (E), 750 (L) — clinical decision support tools to improve learning in students (GM Leung, et al). 327:1090 (LP) — vets (T Greenhalgh) (Soundings). 327:1175 (R) examinations see also education, medical — during pregnancy (F Kelly). 327:679 — failure, but still pillar of success (A Panja) (Personal view). 327:1115 (R) — French-speaking Canada (AM Clar®eld). 327:374 — My First MRCP Book (Montgomery, et al) (Books). 327:294 (R) exercise — “chocolate for equipment” scheme defended (A Elliott). 327:1125 (N) — girls’ schools. One hundred years ago. 327:668 — physical education in primary school children (KM Mallam, et al). 327:592 (P) — prolongation of life. One hundred years ago. 327:133, 715 expedition medicine, doctors in Antartica (A Ramsden) BMJ Careers 327:s43 (9 August 2003) expert witness, fall from grace (N Marks) (The Press). 327:110 (R) extracorporeal shock wave therapy, plantar fasciitis, e#ectiveness (M Haake, et al). 327:75 (P), 870 (L) Extracts from “Best Treatments” January−June 2001 — Bulimia nervosa (RZ Lilly). 327:380 (C) — Treating nicotine addiction (A Jain). 327:1394 (C) Extracts from Concise Clinical Evidence, Tennis elbow (W Assendelft, et al). 327:329 (C) Eychmuller S, see Glare P. 327:195 eye, orbital air after toilet straining (N Puvanachandra, et al) (Minerva). 327:510 (R) eye diseases, on internet (H Brown) (Netlines). 327:996 (R) Eysenbach G, Paying for bmj.com. 327:1347 (L) F Fabbri LM, see Bjermer L. 327:891 Fabri BM, see Bridgewater B. 327:13 facial surgery, transplants should not be done without more research (Z Kmietowicz). 327:1184 (N) Fadiman A — The challenge of concordance 327:867 (correction, 328:35) — The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down 327:867 (correction, 328:35) faecal incontinence — anal ®ssure treatment (RL Nelson). 327:354 (E) — treatment options (MA Kamm). 327:1299 (E) Fahey D, Reminding patients by text message. 327:564 (L) Fahey T — see Brindle P. 327:1267 — see Wong J. 327:392 "failed back surgery syndrome", (L Talbot). 327:985 (ED) Faivre J, see Arbyn M. 327:289 Fakoya AO, Tackling India’s HIV epidemic. 327:562 (L) fallopian tubes, ABC of subfertility (Y Khalaf). 327:610 (C) falls — chronic diseases and drug use in elderly (DA Lawlor, et al). 327:712 (PC), 1288 (L) — preventing fractures in elderly (AD Woolf, et al). 327:89 (C) (correction, 663) family relations — attitudes to research using samples from postmortems (C Womack, et al). 327:781 (P) — planning for good death: responding to unexpected events (Y Saunders, et al). 327:204 (ED), 1049 (L) — support services (P Cross, et al) BMJ Careers 327:s51 (16 August 2003) Farmer P, Pathologies of Power: Health, Human Rights, and the New War on the Poor (Books). 327:1232 (R) Farmer PE, see Mukherjee JS. 327:1104 Farquhar C, see Lethaby A. 327:1243 Farré M, see Abanades S. 327:290 Farré X, see Bertomeu A. 327:591 Farrell L — Death, where is thy sting? (Soundings). 327:877 (R) — Identity crisis (Soundings). 327:457 (R), 933 (L) — A secret revealed (Soundings). 327:59 (R) — What does the patient want? (Soundings). 327:1295 (R) Farrelly L, see Gibb DM. 327:1019 farting, “I was too well brought up to say it” (M Gore). 327:1208 Favre R, see Peretti-Watel P. 327:595 Fay AC, see McLean-Tooke APC. 327:1332 Fazekas BS, see Abernethy AP. 327:523 Fazel M, et al, Mental health of refugee children: comparative study. 327:134 (P) Feder G, see Taket A. 327:673 Feig JC, see Knox KL. 327:1376 Feliciello MC, Theme issue for patients. 327:448 (L) female genital mutilation see circumcision, female femoral fractures, don’t place all your trust in machines. A memorable patient (CA Willis-Owen). 327:1084 Fenton KA, see Mercer CH. 327:426 Fenton PM, et al, Caesarean section in Malawi: prospective study of early maternal and perinatal mortality. 327:587 (P) Ferguson M, see Rashid A. 327:223 Fernández-Guerrero ML, see Rivas P. 327:711 Ferner RE — Is concordance the primrose path to health? 327:821 (E) — see Aronson JK. 327:1222 — see Pirmohamed M. 327:1179 Ferns GA, see Wang TWM. 327:50 Ferrie JE, see Kivamäki M. 327:364 Ferriman A — Arranging genes to create art and understanding. 327:830 (N) — BMA secretary threatens to sue representatives. 327:71 (N), 227 (L) — Breast cancer survivors turn to art for healing. 327:767 (N) — Digital archive of Lancet is launched. 327:888 (N) — Doctors postpone decision on industrial action. 327:8 (N) — Have editors got their priorities right? (Journals). 327:1113 (R) — Human body inspires festive tree decoration. 327:1305 (N) — Lancet calls for tobacco to be made illegal. 327:1364 (N) — Large increases occur in cancers of skin and prostate. 327:1306 (N) — Nu$eld Trust praises ambitious NHS plans but calls for better monitoring. 327:1250 (N) — Patients should ask more about their medicines, group says. 327:831 (N) — Photos that “make you see the world in a new way". 327:700 (N) — Public health doctors “hopeless” at using media (The Press). 327:1056 (R) — Users and sta# of mental health service exhibit their work. 327:580 (N) Ferry, Rose Marion, Obituary (P Edwards). 327:874 fetal development — adult adiposity and: India (AM Prentice). 327:880 (E) — adult origins of coronary disease ——breast feeding and blood pressure (CG Owen, et al). 327:1189 (P) ——Ethel Burnside’s records: coincidence and hypothesis (D Barker) (It’s good to talk). 327:1428 — thrifty phenotype hypothesis, hearing problems and (M-L Barrenäs, et al) (Research pointers). 327:1199 (P) fever, unexplained, in young children: how to manage severe bacterial infection (I Brook). 327:1094 (C) ®broids, ABC of subfertility (R Hart). 327:721 (C) ®ction — doctors as writers (H Brown) (Netlines). 327:688 (L) — A Few Short Notes on Tropical Butterflies (Murray) (Books). 327:568 (R) Field DJ, see Draper ES. 327:872 Fieldhouse R, et al, The National Association of Non-Principals BMJ Careers 327:s149 (8 November 2003) Fielding R, et al, Communicating risk. 327:1404 (L) ®llers — All stitched up (R Milton). 327:1476 — All that glisters is not gold (TE Love). 327:1315 — Big brother is watching (your CPD) (V Sankar). 327:855 — British biological warfare (JH Baron). 327:261 — “The call we all dread...” (NK Sabharwal). 327:663 — A case of “Alpine armailli’s apple hands syndrome” (B Graz). 327:273 — The challenge of concordance (A Fadiman). 327:867 — Christmas quiz (L Morrison). 327:1146 — A Christmas visit (C Thorpe). 327:1472 — Curiouser and curiouser (L Morrison). 327:1146 — Death as the dramatic climax to a staged life (B Twisselmann). 327:220 — Death as part of a person’s history (B Twisselmann). 327:220 — Doesn’t it make you sick (R Anthony-Pillai). 327:923 — Driven to distraction (H Cole). 327:1203 — Emergency medicine in a cancer hospital (R Hunter). 327:103 — Endpiece ——Angry (J Spencer). 327:427 ——A choice (F Charatan). 327:339 ——Di#erences (F Charatan). 327:1103 ——Edinburgh medical students 1872 (JH Baron). 327:744 ——Edinburgh poverty 1840 (JH Baron). 327:1225 ——Essential freedom (P Beaumarchais). 327:483 ——Fire and ice (MN Lowenthal). 327:1335 ——Hard people (F Charatan). 327:1037 ——Inside our dreams (J Willis). 327:194 ——It’s never the time (K Hepburn). 327:860 ——Penalised (F Charatan). 327:262 ——The physician’s countenance (JH Baron). 327:430 ——Poles apart? (F Charatan). 327:1215 ——A prayer (F Charatan). 327:928 ——Proof of old age (F Charatan). 327:80 ——Reporters and wolves (F Charatan). 327:1375 ——The requirements for a surgeon (Z Shah). 327:1263 ——Three sides (R Evans). 327:789 ——To die (B Cornelson). 327:1031 ——A tyrant (F Charatan). 327:1326 ——A warning (F Charatan). 327:477 ——The wife who commands (JH Baron). 327:157 ——Wise words (R Sharma). 327:917 — Ethnic mix (HV Williams). 327:322 — Fear of imminent death (R Hurley). 327:200 — From cardiac anaesthetist to humanist o$ciant (R Fletcher). 327:748, 1169 (L) — Gallstones in custard (B Witcombe). 327:1270 — Good medical practice (R Anwar). 327:1213 — A good death? (A Berger). 327:203 — A gout lifestyle? (Anonymous). 327:1433 — The greater man, the greater courtesy (D Debnath). 327:96 — Grommets, dude? (M Clark). 327:46 — A history lesson (C Rundle). 327:545 (correction, 1043) — How my tonsils were saved (D Crosby). 327:960 — “I was too well brought up to say it” (M Gore). 327:1208 — Images of the good doctor in Western medicine: the doctor-patient relationship (part 2) (P O’Donnell). 327:340 — It’s always worth trying (F Kelly). 327:679 — The Kylemore nuns (R McGouran). 327:970 — Medscape conference coverage ——18th International Diabetes Federation Congress, Paris. 327:1161 ——European Society of Cardiology congress 2003: 327:973 — A memorable exam (AM Clar®eld). 327:374 — A memorable patient ——Bella and the blood sample (J Stebbing, et al). 327:497 ——Cold comfort (M Gri$ths). 327:1225 ——Compartment syndrome (R Anwar). 327:286 ——Cyril (P Harding). 327:609 ——Don’t place all your trust in machines (CA Willis-Owen). 327:1084 ——The expert (MR Cahill). 327:1089 ——Fortunes of war (BG Jones, et al). 327:1341 ——The importance of being understood (I Vlad). 327:836 — A mistake that might have been my last (D Landsborough). 327:598 — A mixture of medication (M Gutenstein). 327:549 — My holistic bakery (E Ernst). 327:1285 — One hundred years ago ——The advantages and disadvantages of the profession of medicine. 327:618 ——The annual meeting at Swansea. 327:1161 ——Automobiles for medical men. 327:740 ——How to be healthy without doctors. 327:391 ——Hygiene of girls’ schools. 327:668 ——The hygienic reform of female clothing. 327:1046 ——The medical profession in Austria. 327:590 ——Nursing as an occupation. 327:1150 ——The open-air treatment of surgical tuberculosis. 327:560 ——The prolongation of life ——The summer holiday. 327:715 ——Tobacco and snu#. 327:133 ——The responsibility of surgeons and their fees B.C. 2300: 327:1143 ——Wage-earning school children. 327:535 ——Whisky. 327:325 — Opening training schemes to change (S Crowe). 327:336 — A paper that changed my practice. Asking the right question (A Hamilton). 327:378 — Paws for thought (A Johnstone). 327:1392 — Pump it up (D Selvarajah). 327:1468 — Q&A ——Alcohol and the genitourinary tract (FJ Dignan, et al). 327:1344 ——Saving expressed milk (PCD Atapattu, et al). 327:1338 ——Wrinkly skin (D Weiler, et al). 327:1328 — The reunion (D Crosby). 327:987 — Room for improvement (RD Price, et al). 327:1464 — Shocking language (A Rule). 327:422 — Shy and retiring (BM Southcott). 327:279 — Smoking cessation dilemmas in prison (JA Colclough). 327:29 — Smoking on exhibition? (N Shinji, et al). 327:1093 — Sweet dreams and sour awakenings (AD Meyer, et al). 327:1040 — A teenager in love (A Ward). 327:981 — Telemedicine (J Carter, et al). 327:1458 — Through the looking glass (P Myhill). 327:1323 — Two memorable physicians (R Gabriel). 327:479 — When I use a word. Anecdotage (JK Aronson). 327:1276 — Who invented that bleeping thing? (F Smith). 327:719 ®nasteride, prostate cancer prevention (JH Tanne). 327:9 (N) ETH-FIN 9
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Page 3 and 4: Bastable, John Ralph Graham, Obitua
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Page 7: — statins may reduce risk (D Jose
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