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Articles in Jan 8, 2000 issue of British Medical Journal

• Inquiry discovers fraudulent skin treatments
  by Gavin Yamey
• Too much for poetry
  by Henry James
• Tobacco litigation worldwide
  by Richard A Daynard
• Oxford Handbook of Clinical Immunology
  by Charles McSharry
• Clinton to regulate internet prescription drug sales
  by Fred Charatan
• Difficulties with anonymous shortlisting of medical school applications and its effects on candidates with non-European names: prospective cohort study
  by Andrew B Lumb
• Managing an elderly patient with a fractured femur
  by Martyn J Parker
• All primary care beacons for clinical governance in South West have research funding and fellowship by assessment
  by Selena Gray
• What crisis?
  by Colin Douglas
• In brief
• Midline episiotomy and anal incontinence: retrospective cohort study
  by Lisa B Signorello
• Aetiology
  by G Y H Lip
• Don't compensate less efficient teaching hospitals, redistribute clinical medical students
  by Trevor A. Sheldon
• Suicide rate is decreasing in England and Wales
  by Gavin Yamey
• A death on the lawn
  by John Woodward
• Only the very best
  by Hobart W Walling
• Eighth principle in reconfiguring acute hospital services
  by A M Cavenagh
• Minerva
• Netherlands faces measles epidemic
  by Tony Sheldon
• Bad blood? Survey of public's views on unlinked anonymous testing of blood for HIV and other diseases
  by Anthony Kessel
• Improving the quality of the cannabis debate: defining the different domains
  by John Strang
• Obituaries
• Survey of unlicensed and off label drug use in paediatric wards in European countries
  by Sharon Conroy
• Nephrology
  by C R V Tomson
• Diagnosing Lyme disease
  by Paul Wright
• The sharp end of the dural puncture
  by Evelyn C Weir
• Storage of human organs prompts three inquires
  by Richard Woodman
• Prevalence of antibody to human T cell leukaemia/ lymphoma virus in women attending antenatal clinic in southeast London: retrospective study
  by Matthew Donati
• Analysing qualitative data
  by Catherine Pope
• Illness and Culture in the Postmodern Age
  by Iona Heath
• Scotland's way to guarantee quality
  by Lord Naren Patel
• My old school
  by Om P Sharma
• Intervention for late life depression in residential care
  by Ian Cameron
• NETLINES
  by Harry Brown
• German prosecutor investigates the removal of dead babies' organs
  by Deirdre Tilmann Mahkorn
• Acute renal failure induced by topical ketoprofen
• Partnership with patients
  by Otto P Bleker
• Patient Power
  by Ted Osmun
• Court sanctions use of anonymised patient data
  by Tessa Richards
• Cross sectional study of reporting of epileptic seizures to general practitioners
  by Jamie Dalrymple
• Hyperbilirubinaemia in term infants
  by Simon Mitchell
• GP websites
  by Douglas Carnall