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Articles in April 15, 2000, issue of British Medical Journal

• South East Asia faces severe shortage of safe blood
  by Rohit Sharma
• Inpatient care of mentally ill people in prison: results of a year's programme of semistructured inspections
  by John L Reed
• Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs
  by Peter C. Gotzsche
• The implications of outlawing age discrimination
  by Roger A Fisken
• The Benefits and Hazards of Exercise
  by A Pasternak
• Clinical Standards Advisory Group issues its final reports
  by Zosia Kmietowicz
• Correction
• Vaccination against smallpox-1806
• Ageism occurs in prevention of heart disease too
  by Tom Marshall
• Doctors have become more caring than nurses
  by M Fletcher
• Government announces army of 133 to rescue England's NHS
  by Judy Jones
• How helpful is NHS Direct? Postal survey of callers
  by A O'Cathain
• Vascular complications of diabetes
  by Richard Donnelly
• Evaluation of hospital at home scheme
  by Hilda Parker
• Making websites
  by Douglas Carnall
• Report lays out strategy to end "postcode prescribing"
  by Jacqui Wise
• Admissions to hospital caused by adverse drug reactions: cross sectional incidence study
  by Pierre Pouyanne
• Nursing numbers in Britain: the argument for workforce planning
  by James Buchan
• Warming feeds is unnecessary and hazardous
  by Eleanor Thomas
• NETLINES
  by Harry Brown
• South Africa to tighten control on drug trials after five deaths
  by Pat Sidley
• Doctors and nurses should monitor each other's performance
  by Tim Crossley
• Evidence based substitution of doctors by nurses in primary care?
  by Miranda Laurant
• Nurse practitioners and the future of general practice
  by John Alcolado
• Probable interaction between cyclosporin A and low dose ticlopidine
• Patients' groups to sue tobacco industry in Spain
  by Xavier Bosch
• When I use a word … Monthly injections
  by Jeff Aronson
• Obituaries
• Doctors and nurses: new game, same result
  by Mark Radcliffe
• Lithium toxicity after urinary diversion with ileal conduit
• UK health secretary wants to liberate nurses' talents
  by Linda Beecham
• Number of UK diabetic patients set to double by 2010
  by Roger Dobson
• Nurse management of patients with minor illnesses in general practice: multicentre, randomised controlled trial
  by Chau Shum
• Mandatory regular meetings of hospital staff would complement medical audit and revalidation
  by A Singer
• GPs respond to Blair's challenges
  by Linda Beecham
• Nursing matters
  by Colin Douglas
• Bypass grafts protect diabetic patients better than angioplasty
  by Scott Gottlieb
• Caesarean section controversy
  by Katie Groom
• Decision made on EU directive for junior doctors
  by Linda Beecham
• Randomised controlled trial of nurse practitioner versus general practitioner care for patients requesting "same day" consultations in primary care
  by Paul Kinnersley
• Minerva
• NHS workforce planning must be integrated
  by Linda Beecham
• Canada faces nurse shortage
  by David Spurgeon
• Randomised controlled trial comparing cost effectiveness of general practitioners and nurse practitioners in primary care
  by P Venning
• Serious hazards of transfusion initiative
  by Paul Nederlof
• Junior doctors call for action over "subconsultant grade"
  by Linda Beecham
• In brief
• Germany expects more hospital privatisation
  by Annette Tuffs
• Cost analysis of nurse telephone consultation in out of hours primary care: evidence from a randomised controlled trial
  by Val Lattimer
• Establishing probable cause in cerebral palsy
  by Peter Dear
• Generations at Risk: Reproductive Health and the Environment
  by Donald Campbell