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Articles in August 5, 2000 issue of British Medical Journal

• The Engle verdicts and tobacco litigation: incriminating documents drive the lawsuits, but destination remains uncertain
  by Richard A Daynard
• Liz Hurley sucks to stop smoking
  by Ron Davis
• Effect of counselling mothers on their children's exposure to environmental tobacco smoke: randomised controlled trial
  by Melbourne F Hovell
• Everest and the therapeutic cigarette
  by C L Davidson
• Promoting health of looked after children
  by S Acharyya
• Obituaries
• Elderly people will get free nursing care
  by Linda Beecham
• A $145bn verdict and a "roar of moral outrage"
  by Ron Davis
• Impact of the Massachusetts tobacco control programme: population based trend analysis
  by Lois Biener
• Smoking and dementia in male British doctors
  by Eric Boyd
• Ability of toddlers to recognise TV images
  by Michael Hunter
• Is general practice being consigned to history?
  by Frank Akerman
• Smoking, smoking cessation, and lung cancer in the UK since 1950: combination of national statistics with two case-control studies
  by Richard Peto
• Targeting the kids
  by Ron Davis
• Nicotine replacement can be obtained on prescription
  by John Britton
• More training is needed in health care of people with learning disabilities
  by Mhairi Duff
• Happy birthday, Ma'am
  by James Owen Drife
• Tobacco companies mounted "dirty tricks" campaign against WHO
  by Judy Jones
• Minerva
• Protecting children from passive smoking: the risks are clear and a comprehensive strategy is now needed
  by Roberta Ferrence
• Smoking reduction with oral nicotine inhalers: double blind, randomised clinical trial of efficacy and safety
  by Chris T Bolliger
• Effectiveness of interventions to help people stop smoking: findings from the Cochrane Library
  by Tim Lancaster
• Tumour markers in malignancies
  by Carlo Palmieri
• Letter indicates misreading of our paper on chromium waste
  by Peter McCarron
• Improving the treatment of tobacco dependence: simple messages and an infrastructure to deliver them are needed
  by Michael Thun
• Smoking in parents increases meningococcal disease risk
  by Roger Dobson
• Effect of restrictions on smoking at home, at school, and in public places on teenage smoking: cross sectional study
  by Melanie A Wakefield
• The economics of global tobacco control
  by Prabhat Jha
• HTLV-I is lower in blood donors in West Midlands than South Thames
  by John Kurtz
• Cycling and health
  by Richard Evans
• Plan leaves England "with third division" health service
  by Rhona MacDonald
• Moving tobacco control beyond "the tipping point": ample funding, strong policies, and "unsticky" cigarettes are key
  by Ronald M Davis
• The truth about big tobacco in its own words: it is time to truly open up British American Tobacco's depository in Guildford
  by Stanton A Glantz
• Vaccination in utero may cut vertical transmission
  by Abi Berger
• My Cuban experience
  by A A Palejwala
• Do candy cigarettes encourage young people to smoke?
  by Jonathan D Klein
• Teenage pregnancy rates and the age and sex of general practitioners
  by Babatunde A Gbolade
• Smoking in British Popular Culture 1800-2000
  by Christopher N Martyn
• Tony Blair launches radical NHS plan for England
  by Linda Beecham
• Surgeon sacked for "misconduct and misjudgment"
  by Clare Dyer
• Increased mortality among Danish women: population based register study
  by Knud Juel
• Religious challenge by shareholder actions: changing the behaviour of tobacco companies and their allies
  by Michael H Crosby
• Awareness of a hospital's antibiotic policy can be improved
  by Andy Levy
• Stopping smoking
  by Alison Tonks
• WHO faces up to its tobacco links: report provides compelling evidence for transparency about competing interests
  by Fiona Godlee
• G8 countries accused of ignoring debt relief
  by Joe Lamar
• Children's exposure to passive smoking in England since the 1980s: cotinine evidence from population surveys
  by Martin J Jarvis
• A day in the life of an advertising man: review of internal documents from the UK tobacco industry's principal advertising agencies
  by Gerard Hastings
• Carriage rate of Neisseria meningitidis among university students
  by Anna Gilmore
• Denial & Delay: The Political History of Smoking and Health 1951-1964, Scientists, Government and Industry as seen in the papers at the Public Records Office
  by Michelle Scollo
• The NHS plan: as good as it gets—make the most of it
  by Jennifer Dixon
• Drug firms use legal loopholes to safeguard brand names
  by Scott Gottlieb
• Decreasing prevalence of cigarette smoking in the middle income country of Mauritius: questionnaire survey
  by Helen S Cox
• "Operation Berkshire": the international tobacco companies' conspiracy
  by Neil Francey
• Continuing to use APACHE II scores ensures consistency
  by William Konarzewski
• Blood and Smoke
  by Ronald M Davis