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Articles in Nov 14, 1998 issue of British Medical Journal

• Initiating angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitors in mild to moderate heart failure in general practice: randomised, placebo controlled trial
  by Murray Lough
• Fever from the tropics
• UK report recommends medical trials of cannabis
  by Hugh Matthews
• Obstetric care and proneness of offspring to suicide as adults: case-control study
  by Bertil Jacobson
• Evidence based case reports
• WMA aims to improve children's rights to health care
  by Linda Beecham
• Minerva
• Violent suicide and obstetric complications
  by Louis Appleby
• Californian voters increase cigarette tax
  by Deborah Josefson
• Saved by the chaplain
• Shell shock patients: from cowards to victims
  by Derek Summerfield
• Hours, sleep, teamwork, and stress
  by Jenny Firth-Cozens
• Role of UK chief medical officer has been eroded
  by John Warden
• Fentanyl is not best anaesthetic induction agent in rapid sequence intubation
• Cost of NHS operations varies widely
  by Linda Beecham
• Britain needs a national cancer institute
  by Jonathan Waxman
• Primary care groups and the right to prescribe
  by Christopher Newdick
• Systems and strategies for managing the drugs budget in Glasgow
  by Keith Beard
• Elimination of elder abuse would be fitting way to mark millennium
• Scientists cultivate stem cells in the laboratory
  by Scott Gottlieb
• New UK hospital care plan for elderly
  by John Warden
• Relative's consent to treatment of patient is not needed
• Government advises on food borne infections
  by Linda Beecham
• Getting about
  by Trisha Greenhalgh
• Nuts to you
  by Hugh Tunstall-Pedoe
• Sheep dip patients deserve better care
  by Zosia Kmietowicz
• Theories of race, ethnicity and culture
  by Naomi Pfeffer
• Core Values in Primary Care
  by Roger Jones
• The philosopher and the chicken
• Obituaries
• Bladder cancer
  by Adrian P M van der Meijden
• Patient heal thyself
• Routine episiotomy should be abandoned
• Correction
• Single parents need home visits by health visitors
• Government gives NHS 250m [pounds sterling] for UK winter health pressures
  by John Warden
• The new NHS: NHS
• Statistics on misuse of drugs have been misused
• GMC wants to limit scope of order making power
  by Linda Beecham
• Height, early energy intake, and cancer
  by Demetrius Albanes
• UK Human Rights Act will allow challenges to treatment refusals
  by Clare Dyer
• Height and mortality from cancer among men: prospective observational study
  by George Davey Smith
• RCOG Dialog CD ROM: Vol 1: Issue 1: January 1998
  by D J Tuffnell
• Commentary: Bevan's covenant continues intact
  by Brian Hurwitz
• A doctor's family
• Israel to increase fluoridated drinking water
  by Judy Siegel-Itzkovich
• Screening for hydroxychloroquine retinopathy
• The Third Way: New Politics for the New Century
  by Albert Weale
• The rise of doctor-patient working groups
  by Charlotte Williamson
• UK to limit legal aid for medical negligence cases to specialist lawyers
  by Clare Dyer
• Leg length and risk of cancer in the Boyd Orr cohort
  by DJ Gunnell
• Cannabis and Cognitive Functioning
  by Philip Wilson
• Age related outcome in acute myocardial infarction
  by Stephen R McMechan
• Indian women's groups question contraceptive vaccine research
  by Ganapati Mudur
• Breast feeding: the baby friendly initiative
• Website Of The Week
  by Douglas Carnall