- Staying safe during the eclipse : Turn your back on the sun
- Bullying : the need for an interagency response
- Raloxifene as a multifunctional medicine? Current trials will show whether it is effective in both osteoporosis and breast cancer
- Cell adhesion molecules : Sticky moments in the clinic
- Lessons from a cyclist : Doctors should do more to promote physical activity
- London hospital orders inquiry into paediatric heart surgery deaths
- Scientists create human cancer cells
- In brief
- US National Institutes of Health updates peer review system
- US agency to test safety of four herbs
- Internet sites may encourage suicide
- Research claiming link between electromagnetic fields and cancer deemed fraudulent
- United Nations estimates of HIV prevalence in Zambia under attack
- Blanket ban on treating transsexuals is ruled "unlawful"
- Influence of maternal nutrition on outcome of pregnancy : prospective cohort study
- A memorable patient : Our duty lasts until the end of life
- Bullying behaviour and psychosocial health among school students in New South Wales, Australia : cross sectional survey
- Bullying, depression, and suicidal ideation in Finnish adolescents : school survey
- Ethnic and sex differences in selection for admission to Nottingham University Medical School
- Comparative efficacy of three mumps vaccines during disease outbreak in eastern Switzerland : cohort study
- Endpieces : Cigarettes are sexy
- Psychological disturbance and service provision in parentally bereaved children : prospective case-control study
- Email submissions from outside the United Kingdom
- Analysis of questions asked by family doctors regarding patient care
- Endpiece : Three different talks
- Recent advances : Neurology
- Lesson of the week : Mercury poisoning after spillage at home from a sphygmomanometer on loan from hospital
- An occupational hazard : A patient's choice
- ABC of intensive care : Transport of critically ill patients
- The ladder of truth : The story of a mother and her son
- Injury surveillance programmes, ethics, and the Data Protection Act
- Injury surveillance programmes, ethics, and the Data Protection Act : Sharing data to prevent injuries
- Injury surveillance programmes, ethics, and the Data Protection Act : Potential problems for tenants
- Injury surveillance programmes, ethics, and the Data Protection Act : The legal position
- Injury surveillance programmes, ethics, and the Data Protection Act : Ethical viewpoint
- Understanding controlled trials : Randomisation methods
- Methods in health service research : Evaluation of health interventions at area and organisation level
- Corrections and clarifications
- Follow up care in general practice of patients with myocardial infarction and angina : Trial was underpowered
- Follow up care in general practice of patients with myocardial infarction and angina : Trial was underpowered
- Assessment of mother and fetus in labour : Article is not evidence based
- Assessment of mother and fetus in labour : Article is not evidence based
- Labour care of women with HIV infection : Article did not highlight current guidelines
- Labour care of women with HIV infection : Article did not highlight current guidelines
- Report on future of prison health care will lead to progress in improving this care
- Managing osteoporosis in older people with fractures : Many figures in editorial were overstated
- Managing osteoporosis in older people with fractures : Patients should be given written advice about lifestyle
- Radiosurgery for brain tumours
- Autoinflation for treatment of glue ear : Autoinflation does not produce worthwhile benefit
- Autoinflation for treatment of glue ear : Autoinflation does not produce worthwhile benefit
- Evidence based budgeting is now necessary
- Stories in TV drama series about psychiatry were researched in detail
- Sex difference in prescription of asthma drugs is smaller than previously found
- Some patients with colorectal cancer may have been missed by Northern Ireland registry
- Rating information on the internet can empower users to make informed decisions
- Mortality associated with oral contraceptive use : Confounding might have accounted for results
- Mortality associated with oral contraceptive use : Relative risk of liver cancer remains high
- Mortality associated with oral contraceptive use : Authors generalise their results to cohort that was never studied
- Mortality associated with oral contraceptive use : Medical profession needs to examine facts
- DoH seems to have underestimated incidence of venous thromboembolism in users of combined oral contraceptives
- Horace Townshend Fleming
- Betty Hargreaves
- Cyril ("Cecil") Jeffrey Levy
- Diana Jennie Margaret Lister
- Kate Wilkins
- Medicine's 10 Greatest Discoveries
- The Potential for Health
- Ethics in a twist
- WEBSITE OF THE WEEK
- Time is such a precious thing
- Shells and sore feet
- Minerva
