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Articles in Feb 3, 2001, issue of British Medical Journal

• Not again!
  by Donald M Berwick
• Scotland to fund personal care for old people
  by Bryan Christie
• Methylphenidate works by increasing dopamine levels
  by Scott Gottlieb
• How are abnormal results for liver function tests dealt with in primary care? Audit of yield and impact
  by Paul Sherwood
• The referring consultant's perspective
  by J A Roberts
• Emphasis has shifted from medical ethics to bioethics
  by Richard E Ashcroft
• Minerva
• "Just my nerves"
  by Jeffrey D Hubbard
• Animal research: the need for a middle ground
  by Richard Savage
• Doctors suspended after injecting wrong drug into spine
  by Clare Dyer
• San Francisco's HIV infection rate doubles
  by Gavin Yamey
• A breathless patient
  by Anthony Seaton
• Stapled haemorrhoidectomy offers substantial benefits
  by Garth C Beattie
• Insecticide treated bed nets to prevent malaria
  by Umberto D'Alessandro
• World Bank funds private hospital in India
  by Gavin Yamey
• HIV infections hit a record high in United Kingdom
  by Giles Kent
• A descriptive feast but an evaluative famine: systematic review of published articles on primary care computing during 1980-97
  by Elizabeth Mitchell
• Cheating at medical school
• Using death certificates to identify malpractice might be difficult
  by Adam Coldwells
• Cheating at medical school
  by Shimon M Glick
• Study shows which children are most at risk of cerebral oedema
  by David Spurgeon
• Doctors face murder charges in Libya
  by Carl Kovac
• Corrections and clarifications
• Obituaries
• Drug treatment of multiple sclerosis
  by Ruairidh Milne
• Outpatient antibiotics for pelvic inflammatory disease
  by Jonathan D C Ross
• Dutch illegal immigrants have poor health care
  by Tony Sheldon
• Multicentre randomised controlled trial of nasal diamorphine for analgesia in children and teenagers with clinical fractures
  by Jason M Kendall
• Public standards and patients' control: how to keep electronic medical records accessible but private
  by Kenneth D Mandl
• Declaration of Helsinki should be strengthened
  by R J Lilford
• The Tyranny of Health: Doctors and the Regulation of Lifestyle
  by Stuart W G Derbyshire
• Promoting wellbeing among doctors
  by Gavin Yamey
• Doctors' leaders ask GMC to rethink its plans for reform
  by Linda Beecham
• Correction
• A sense of deja vu
  by Elizabeth Davies
• Increased humanitarian deaths may not mean higher risks of dying
  by Benjamin Seet
• Infectious Causes of Cancer: Targets for Intervention
  by D Trichopoulos
• Community care waiting lists and older people
  by John Young
• India's doctors issue new hypertension guidelines
  by Rohit Sharma
• Risk of adverse birth outcome and miscarriage in pregnant users of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs: population based observational study and case-control study
  by Gunnar Lauge Nielsen
• Athlete's foot and fungally infected toenails
  by Fay Crawford
• Costs and effectiveness of community postnatal support workers
  by Jane Barlow
• Man, mission, rumpus
  by Kamran Abbasi
• Alder Hey report condemns doctors, management, and coroner
  by Mark Hunter
• Risk of ulcer soars with combination of arthritis drugs
  by Scott Gottlieb
• Impact on malaria morbidity of a programme supplying insecticide treated nets in children aged under 2 years in Tanzania: community cross sectional study
  by Salim Abdulla
• Longevity
  by Fred Charatan
• Mental health services for people with learning disabilities
  by Gillian Doody
• Website Of The Week
  by Marcus Mullner
• Are "tomorrow's doctors" honest? Questionnaire study exploring medical students' attitudes and reported behaviour on academic misconduct
  by S C Rennie
• Cheating
• In brief
• Theatres idle almost 1 week in 4 in east of Ireland
  by Duog Payne
• Other causes of parenchymal liver disease
  by S D Ryder
• Differential diagnoses for asthma should include mediastinal masses
  by Andrew Peet
• Evidence, pain, and the poor old NHS
  by Ann Oakley
• Bill gives government power to breach patient confidentiality
  by Clare Dyer
• Doctors should identify and treat problem drinkers
  by Zosia Kmietowicz
• Problem oriented medical records
  by Peter Savage
• A patient's perspective
  by Jennifer Rickman
• Improvement in prescribing can be measured only over time
  by David F Bird
• Just like that
  by Liam Farrell