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Articles in April, 2008 issue of Podiatry Now

• FIP and the international podiatry community
  by Peter Graham
• Eight months on: it is now over eight months since Dr Wilfred Foxe took up his post as Director of Education and Development; below are some reflections on his time with the SCP
  by Wilfred Foxe
• Relaunch of CPD articles
  by Mike Potter
• Annual Delegate Assembly: The Queens, Leeds, 6-7 May 2008
• SCP presents citation to Patricia Kenwrick
• Professional practice update
  by Kay Blowes
• Major archaeological discovery at Fellmongers Path
• Chronic pain should be treated as a disease in its own right
• Diabetes in pregnancy raises children's diabetes risk
• Doorway to possible new lupus treatment
• Caffeine boosts blood glucose levels
• Developing the annual health check in 2008/2009
• Tolpuddle Green Camp is back
• Contract win for HEC
• New DESMOND programme for people with type 2 diabetes
• CPD audits: what you need to know
  by Clare Richards
• Ropivacaine and levobupivacaine: new drugs for podiatric medicine and surgery
  by Akram Uddin
• Classical presentation of trauma in a neuropathic patient showing the effect when requiring surgical debridement
  by Joanna Dunn
• Ulcerative tinea pedis: a case presentation
  by Peter Burbidge
• Personal recollections from a Croydon perspective
  by Ron Laxton
• PASCOM data collection system & NHS IT strategy
  by Gavin Rudge
• Second Diabetic Foot Seminar: Cyprus, 26 January 2008
  by Diamanto Maliotou
• Alf Morris, 'People's Parliamentarian'
  by Karen Buck
• Roman ruins cast new light on a trip to doctor
• Doctors tackle problem footcare
• Feet are feeling the pinch
• Continuity in change
  by Marjorie Maddocks
• Louis Smidt OBE
  by Ron Laxton
• Edinburgh Foot Clinic and School of chiropody—class of 1957
  by Kirsty Hunter
• Help requested
• Schools of Podiatry
• Diary of events
• ProLyneTM Technogel
• Student news. Useful websites for students
• Posh needs surgery
• Re: proposed assistant practitioner programme
  by Liz Spikings
• The voluntary sector
  by R.J. Ellis