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Articles in February 2007 issue of Australian Doctor

• In defence of skin cancer clinics.
• Record year for Barmah Forest virus.
• Almost the news.
• Recovery faster with uterine embolisation.(Brief article)
• ACRRM wins 'initial' approval for training.(Brief article)
• Almost the news.
• Supine sleeping not a risk for head deformation.
  by Babbington, Gabrielle
• Teenage kicks.(general practice)
  by Howe, Megan
• In brief.
• Almost the news.
• Data may misrepresent suicide reality.
• A little trust goes a long way.
• Stop chewing the fat.
• Steroid/DMARD beneficial in RA.
• The laws of letters.
• Man of honour.
• Breaking down barriers its own reward.
• Mumps risk up in young adults.
• Windfall's sting in the tail.
• McCheck-up with fries, please.
• What my father taught me.
• Globetrotter.
• A question of justice.(Professional misconduct case)(Case overview)
  by Kron, John
• Selling general practice.
  by Wiseman, Heather
• Gender-based CV risk tool on horizon.
• Lock in saving.
• Graduate med school test doubts.
• Globetrotter.
• Long QT Syndrome implicated in some SIDS cases.
• X hits the spot.(BMW X3 Sports Activity)
  by McKay, Peter
• PCOS treatment controversy.
• Hard evidence for antibiotic resistance.
• Get off to a good start.
• In brief.
• Study in contrasts.
• Filing rules.
• Fiona Wood talks about Nurofen ad.(Brief article)
  by Smith, Paul
• Stepping out of the shadows.(Darwin, Erasmus)(Biography)
  by Leavesley, Jim
• In brief.
• Communication delays.(Brief article)
• In brief.
• In brief.
• Pledges of support for suspended GP.
• The real deal.(visiting Guatemala)(Travel narrative)
  by McNamara, Sophie
• Gastroscopy for reflux overused.
• College curriculum revised.
• Riskiest time for hep C revealed.
• GP becomes climate change warrior.
• Weekly bisphosphonates line up head-to-head.
• Reflection on society.
• Patients at risk from unlabelled samples.(prescription starter packs)
  by Jenkins, Rebecca
• Plugging the plugs.(ban on doctors endorsing medicines)(Column)
• Roche fined for luxury dinner.
• PCOS treatment controversy.
• Exercise not a risk factor for knee OA in older patients.
• 'Normal' best defined before test.(Clinical report)
• AMA wants state boards retained.
• Colour your world.(flowering bulbous plants)
  by Cundall, Peter
• Mental health item conflict.
• National summit to tackle GP safety.
• Home diagnosis of OSA wins support.
• Living the high life.
• Empiricus: our clinical journal commentator.
• 'Iconic' GP is a fighter for peace.(Brief article)
• Empiricus.(marathons bring cardiac risk)(epilepsy patients predict seizures)(intravenous drug users are ageing)
• Why 'clients' give me the PIP.
  by Bateman, Bill
• Shared ambitions.
• College curriculum revised.
• Heart clinics face further criticism.
• Left reeling by party politics.
• No shuffling for Abbott.
• Recognising the complexity of diagnosis.
• Looks can be deceiving.(oximeters)
  by Roberts, Ian
• Compulsions predictable in Parkinson's.
• Doctors banned from fronting drug ads.
• VR rural pathway wins cautious welcome.
• News briefs.(Brief article)
• Globetrotter.(youngsters in China very open-minded about sex)
• Watch the clock.
• In Brief.(cancer prevention goes global)(dementia increasing)(website to tackle drug user discrimination)
  by McNamara, Sophie