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Editor's choice
Richard Smith
This week in the BMJ
This week in the BMJ [Full text] [PDF]
Severe acute respiratory syndrome demands strict control [Full text]
Patients are key players in healthcare debates [Full text]
Anticholinergics have unclear benefits in overactive bladder syndrome [Full text]
Delayed immunisation increases risk of whooping cough [Full text]
Hypertension in pregnancy may persist [Full text]
Brief counselling leads to healthier diet [Full text]
Editorials
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Severe acute
respiratory syndrome revisited |
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The surgeon as a
risk factor |
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Research in
nursing, midwifery, and the allied health professions |
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The impact of
antisocial lifestyle on health |
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Treatment of
pulmonary hypertension |
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News
Doctors forced to guard Baghdad
hospitals after looting
Afghanistan struggles to build
post-conflict health care
In brief
Euro MPs threaten UK stem cell
research
Human genome project completed
Human cloning may be impossible
SARS shows no sign of coming
under control
Specialist ousted in research
row
Hospitals must be child
friendly, says report
Libraries face higher costs for
academic journals
News extra
GMC launches new quality
standard for UK doctors
Nine UK doctors are suspended
after accusations of viewing child pornography
Government cleared of favouring
Labour party donor for smallpox vaccine supply
EU working time directive will
include the time doctors spend on call
Doctors walk free after
manslaughter conviction
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