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Articles in Dec 18, 1999 issue of British Medical Journal

• Commentary: An inconclusive study
  by Elaine Showalter
• Bangers and cash: multicentre survey of what doctors are driving
  by Fiona J Cooke
• Commentary: A warning to complementary medicine practitioners: get empirical or else
  by R Brian Haynes
• On losing your molecular privacy
  by Frank Lohr
• Magnetic resonance imaging of male and female genitals during coitus and female sexual arousal
  by Willibrord Weijmar Schultz
• The next village
  by Franz Kafka
• Dwale: an anaesthetic from old England
  by Anthony J Carter
• Case of chronic fatigue syndrome after Crimean war and Indian mutiny
  by Edgar Jones
• Shaken, not stirred: bioanalytical study of the antioxidant activities of martinis
  by C C Trevithick
• Whither hospital linen? Two centre observational study of alien hospital linen
  by Phillip Moradi
• Alien babies
  by John Ryan
• Paediatrics on the peace line
  by Moira Stewart
• Essential reading matter
  by John Jenkins
• Are there excess Sharons in genitourinary clinics?
  by Elizabeth Foley
• Body piercing
  by Henry Ferguson
• Prisoner of war camps—memories of a remarkable evening
  by O L Wade
• Babes and boobs? Analysis of JAMA cover art
  by Jocalyn P Clark
• On ageing: fading memory
  by Fred Charatan
• Alternative medicine: a cuckoo in the nest of empiricist reed warblers
  by Leonard Leibovici
• The bottlewasher and the ambassador
  by Sundaram V Ramanan
• Fin de siecle countdown
  by Jeff Aronson
• Unsafe sax: cohort study of the impact of too much sax on the mortality of famous jazz musicians
  by Sanjay Kinra
• The price of coffins: specious arguments by eminent doctors against the dangers of tobacco
  by P Cowen
• Walcheren 1809: a medical catastrophe
  by Martin R Howard
• Alliteration in medicine: a puzzling profusion of p's
  by Gregory F Hayden
• Commentary: Report of statistical referee
  by Julie Morris
• How work can be made less frustrating and conversation less boring
  by Theodore Zeldin
• How do you eat an elephant?
  by Tony Redmond
• Photographic memory, money, and liposuction: survey of medical students' wish lists
  by Keith J. Petrie
• Surgeons swear when operating: fact or myth?
  by F Fausto Palazzo
• China's great famine: 40 years later
  by Vaclav Smil
• Conflict in Bosnia 1992-3
  by Donald Acheson
• Questionnaire survey of post-traumatic stress disorder in doctors involved in the Omagh bombing
  by Jenny Firth-Cozens
• Always be prepared
  by Rohit Samuel
• The first legal cremation
  by Jane Smillie
• Childhood: a public health issue
  by Seth Jenkinson
• The lacing defence: double blind study of thresholds for detecting addition of ethanol to drinks
  by N J Langford
• Seven alternatives to evidence based medicine
  by David Isaacs
• Medicine in Ulster in relation to the great famine and "the troubles"
  by Peter Froggatt
• Christmas quiz: Guess the advert