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Paul Stallard "Prospective study of post-traumatic stress disorder in children involved in road traffic accidents". British Medical Journal. FindArticles.com. 28 Nov, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0999/is_7173_317/ai_53499480/

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• Iraq blames Gulf war bombing for increase in child cancers
  by James Ciment
• UK changes law for medical regulation
  by John Warden
• Genetic discrimination in life insurance: empirical evidence from a cross sectional survey of genetic support groups in the United Kingdom
  by Lawrence Low
• Where Women Have No Doctor: A Health Guide for Women
  by H P S Sachdev
• Women at double risk of small cell lung cancer
  by Zosia Kmietowicz
• Intranasal corticosteroids versus oral H1 receptor antagonists in allergic rhinitis: systematic review of randomised controlled trials
  by John M Weiner
• Quality and the invisible man
  by Martin Wildman
• England abandons care in the community for the mentally ill
  by John Warden
• Warnings about plastic surgery in Florida
  by Fred Charatan
• Community based study of treatment seeking among subjects with symptoms of sexually transmitted disease in rural Uganda
  by L A Paxton
• Obituaries
• Minerva
• Role of hospitals in NHS must not be undervalued
  by Azeem Majeed
• Undergraduate education must include improving health of minority ethnic communities
  by Rhian Loudon
• Postnatal depression
  by J P Richards
• In brief
• British surgeon faces compensation claims for patient deaths
  by Clare Dyer
• Drug points: Prolonged urticaria with 17-1A antibody
• Medicopolitical digest
  by Linda Beecham
• UK hearing sets number of cancer patients to sue tobacco companies
  by Clare Dyer
• Prospective study of post-traumatic stress disorder in children involved in road traffic accidents
  by Paul Stallard
• Colombia: the winner takes all
  by Hans Veeken
• Website Of The Week
  by Douglas Carnall
• Acceptability of early discharge, hospital at home schemes
• The Bristol affair
  by Peter M Dunn
• Research is needed to determine how to integrate complementary medicine into the NHS
  by E Ernst
• National patient groups are a resource underutilised by GPs
  by Peter Lapsley
• Hospital at home
• Inequalities in health
• Family planning clinic opens in UK pharmacy
  by Simon Kirwin
• Free radical damage pinpointed in Alzheimer's disease
  by Scott Gottlieb
• Fortnightly review: Diet and the prevention of cancer
  by John H Cummings
• An Intelligent Person's Guide to Ethics
  by Paul Crichton
• Better palliative care could cut euthanasia
  by Hugh Matthews
• Syphilis in pregnant women and their children in the United Kingdom: results from national clinician reporting surveys 1994-7
  by A-K Hurtig
• How to get a grant funded
  by David Goldblatt
• La Maladie de Sachs
  by Iain Bamforth
• Combination treatment is rare in patients with rheumatoid arthritis
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• Death from low dose paracetamol poisoning
• UK authorities recommend human cloning for therapeutic research
  by Susan Mayor
• Spanish doctors on trial for drug fraud
  by Xavier Bosch
• Examination of patients with sexual problems
  by John Dean
• Conflict in General Practice
  by Richard Neal
• Limitation of over the counter sales of paracetamol
• British public opposes human cloning
  by Hugh Matthews
• US has epidemic of sexually transmitted disease
  by Janice Hopkins Tanne
• Screening for diabetes: what are we really doing?
  by Elizabeth Goyder
• Injury Prevention: An International Perspective
  by Barry Pless
• New cervical smear test could improve screening accuracy
  by Richard Woodman
• Emergency admissions plan for Scotland
  by Bryan Christie
• Correction
• If you want a job doing …
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