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Articles in May 12, 2001, issue of British Medical Journal

• Sexually transmitted infections
  by Richard J C Gilson
• FDA warning to manufacturers of AIDS drugs
  by Deborah Josefson
• Report calls for improved systems for employing locums
  by Samena Chaudhry
• Opioids in chronic non-malignant pain
  by Henry McQuay
• Effect of receiving a heart transplant
  by D K Satchithananda
• The Encyclopedia of Stress
  by Judy Sigel-Itzkovich
• First cases of human germline genetic modification announced
  by Annabel Ferriman
• Audit shows weaknesses in cervical cancer screening
  by Annabel Ferriman
• Sexually transmitted infections: control strategies
  by Mike Catchpole
• Using cardiovascular risk profiles to individualise hypertensive treatment
  by Michael Pignone
• Debate about blood pressure and epistaxis will continue
  by Andreas F P Temmel
• Smear tests and seat belts
  by Neville W Goodman
• Principal variable is not what it seems in league tables
  by Robert West
• Correction
• Watchdog calls for three year ban on insurers using genetic tests
  by Zosia Kmietowicz
• WMA agrees to refine changes to Declaration of Helsinki
  by Annabel Ferriman
• Career advice for doctors with a chronic illness: The Career Focus matching scheme may help fill the gap
  by Rhona MacDonald
• Stress
  by Gavin Yamey
• Nurse-led pilot schemes succeed despite obstacles
  by Jacqui Wise
• Countering child poverty: a huge problem that is not easily resolved
  by Richard Savage
• Relation between headache in childhood and physical and psychiatric symptoms in adulthood: national birth cohort study
  by Paul Fearon
• Re: re-
  by Jeff Aronson
• Reduction of postoperative mortality and morbidity
  by Timothy J McCulloch
• Medical litigation: who benefits?
  by Anthony Barton
• Dutch GPs take three day strike action
  by Tony Sheldon
• Spare a thought for editors: the World Association of Medical Editors reaches out
  by Fiona Godlee
• Vitamin K policies and midwifery practice: questionnaire survey
  by Pat Ansell
• Blood pressure measurement
  by Eoin O'Brien
• Dual blockade of renin-angiotensin system
  by James McCormack
• The cow war
  by George Dunea
• Minerva
• Air travel and risk of venous thromboembolism
  by P C Malone
• The Aga baby
  by Robert Hodkinson
• Relation between socioeconomic deprivation and death from a first myocardial infarction in Scotland: population based analysis
  by Kate Macintyre
• Indian health officials probe use of "unapproved" treatment
  by Ganapati Mudur
• Australian bar worker wins payout in passive smoking case
  by Simon Chapman
• Homoeopathy in malaria: head of infectious diseases replies
  by Pierre Dellamonica
• New Zealand's new health sector reforms: back to the future?
  by Nancy Devlin
• Email submissions from outside the United Kingdom
• US lawmakers pass bill on violence to fetus
  by Fred Charatan
• African states call for ban on tobacco advertising
  by Phyllida Brown
• Sifting the evidence
  by Thomas V Perneger
• Appraising organised screening programmes for testing for genetic susceptibility to cancer
  by Vivek Goel
• Randomised crossover trial of transdermal fentanyl and sustained release oral morphine for treating chronic non-cancer pain
  by Laurie Allan
• Bush's policy on abortion abroad overturned
  by Fred Charatan
• In brief
• Obituaries
• The life of an Egyptian doctor
  by Samir Mahfouz Simaika
• General practitioners' reasons for removing patients from their lists: postal survey in England and Wales
  by Mark Pickin
• Audit team finds further faults with doctor's results
  by Pat Sidley
• Patients with breast cancer can stop tamoxifen after five years
  by Scott Gottlieb
• Regulating Medicines in Europe: Competition, Expertise and Public Health
  by Joe Collier
• Routine audit is an ethical requirement of screening
  by Peter Sasieni
• After-dinner speeches
• Time release analgesic causes fatal overdoses in United States
  by Fred Charatan
• Study confirms that screening reduces deaths from breast cancer
  by Susan Mayor
• TB in Leicester: out of control, or just one of those things?
  by John M Watson