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Articles in November 2005 issue of Australian Doctor

• Keepers of the faith.(visiting the Bodhgaya temple)
  by Wijesinha, Sanjiva
• Seeing red.(Sharewatch Game)(Brief Article)
• IMG program tackles GP shortage.(international medical graduates)
  by Sweeney, Claire
• Doctors slam plan for Chinese medicine.
• Letters.(Letter to the Editor)
• Small doses.
• Empiricus: our political journal commentator.(apples and cancer protection)(patient satisfaction and malpractice suits)(calcium channel blockers and gingival disease)
• Software help for divisions performance targets.
• GP care centres plan.
• Small doses.(Brief Article)
• Preventing chickenpox.
• More bang for flu antiviral buck.
• Who dares, wins.
• Divided we stand.
• Circumcision equal to a vaccine for HIV.
• Kids" pain management guide released.
• Action stations on identity.(Donor Conception Support Group of Australia)(Brief Article)
  by Jenkins, Rebecca
• Registrar training out to tender.(contracts with General Practice Education and Training for Australian medical registrars)(Brief Article)
  by Sweeney, Claire
• Letters.
• ADGP congas with govt.(Australian Divisions of General Practice)(Brief Article)
• GP tax bill warning.
• In the hot seat.
• Call for consent.
• Health sells.(Diabetic Living magazine)(Brief Article)(Column)
• Carotid endarterectomy.
• IMGs failing fellowship.
• Letters.(Letter to the Editor)
• The kindest cut.(Brief Article)
• Warning on halted trials.
• Empiricus: our clinical journal commentator.
• Facial fix lifts HIV life quality.
• Haemoglobin extremes a risk.
• Support for GP prescribing.
• In Brief.(connection between productivity and worker health)(handheld scanner detects peripheral vascular disease)(statistics on communicable diseases)
  by Jenkins, Rebecca
• Tempting fate to save my bacon.(Column)
  by Whitten, David
• Expert to assess college fellowship.(licensing exam for general practitioners)
  by Sweeney, Claire
• Regular meditation slows the ageing brain drain.(Brief Article)
  by Nogrady, Bianca
• Small doses.(Brief Article)
• Push for no-fault vax plan.
• Top rural GP is jack-of-all-trades.
• On the record.
• Opportunity for all.(social economic and health equity)
  by Leeder, Stephen
• Go-ahead for more on-site pharmacies.
• Anxiety 'missing link' in suicide.
• Koreans hit the fast lane.
• Letters.
• Mobic escapes boxed warning.
• IVF study rules out fetal risk.
• Statin intolerance: what now?
• Cruciferous vegetables provide cancer protection in some.
• Forum for female GPs.
• Flight from first aid.(in-air medical emergency)
  by Rachootin, Pam
• Funding shortfall threatens access to Better Outcomes.(Better Outcomes in Mental Health Care)(Brief Article)
  by Anastasopoulos, Christina
• The Federal Budget: Physios demand referral rights.
  by Sweeney, Claire
• Food for Thought Broad appeal.(Brief Article)
  by Manfredi, Steve
• The clock is ticking.
  by Kron, John
• Weight-loss drug also targets metabolic risk factors.
• Getting the needle.
• Smoothing the transition.
• OzDoc honours for excellence in journalism.(Brief Article)
  by Hogan, Kathryn
• Adolescent Health Conference: Govt funding key to HPV vaccine uptake.
• Same old story.
• GPs recruited for elderly depression study.
• Full steam ahead.
• GP-to-patient ratios bust official shortage benchmark.
• Low-cholesterol diet cuts risk of preterm delivery.
• PBS calcium rethink.
• ADEC recommendations: Bone drug combo up for listing.
• Stop the brain drain.
• First aid service, first rural boss.(St John Ambulance Service Commissioner Iain Nicolson)(Brief Article)
  by Jenkins, Rebecca
• GPs guilty over scripts for addicted colleague.
• Waste not, want not leads to trouble.(Column)
  by Whitten, David
• Coasting by with a little Italian.
  by Prichard, Diane
• Heaven and hell.
• American Heart Association conference: Stem cell injections 'beef up' heart muscle.
• In Brief.
• PBAC goes public with reasons for its decisions.
• Adolescent Health Conference: Eating disorders carry other risks.
• HIV microbicides set for comeback.
• In tune with intuition.