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Roger Dobson "Scientists show that vCJD can be transmitted through blood". British Medical Journal. FindArticles.com. 03 Jan, 2010. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0999/is_7263_321/ai_66238407/

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Articles in Sept 23, 2000 issue of British Medical Journal

• Risks of interrupting drug treatment before surgery: the consequences may be as serious as those from drug errors
  by David W Noble
• Twelve die of West Nile virus in Israel
  by Judy Siegel-Itzkovich
• Corrections and clarifications
• A unique case of snake bite
  by Sadananda Naik
• Doctors must be more aware of problems of gay, lesbian, and bisexual youth
  by S C D Collings
• Insight alone was not enough
  by Michael Riddall
• South African leaders come under pressure to admit HIV/AIDS link
  by Pat Sidley
• Omens
• Breast cancer
  by J R C Sainsbury
• Amoxicillin for otitis media in general practice
• Doctors in the Movies: Boil the Water and Just Say Aah
  by Brian Glasser
• Catheter ablation for cardiac arrhythmias: ablation is the safe and curative treatment of choice
  by Nicholas S Peters
• HRT may protect against peripheral vascular disease
  by Deborah Josefson
• Decrease in effectiveness of routine surveillance of Haemophilus influenzae disease after introduction of conjugate vaccine: comparison of routine reporting with active surveillance system
  by Babatunde Olowokure
• Investigating allegations of research misconduct: the vital need for due process
  by Edmund Hey
• Compulsory retirement of experts
  by Hershey S Bell
• BOOKCASE
  by Christopher Martyn
• Inquiring into inquiries: before starting an inquiry be sure that it is needed and will be run properly
  by Richard Savage
• US parents sue psychiatrists for promoting Ritalin
  by Fred Charatan
• Outcome of pregnancy in diabetic women in northeast England and in Norway, 1994-7
  by G Hawthorne
• Blunt orbital trauma
  by S B Holmes
• UK case of congenital rubella can be linked to Greek cases
  by Pat Tookey
• Public inquiries
  by Douglas Carnall
• Infection in xenotransplantation
  by Jay A Fishman
• Personalised medicine comes a step closer for asthma
  by Scott Gottlieb
• Reduced risk of hospital admission for childhood asthma among Scottish twins: record linkage study
  by David P Strachan
• Clinical equipoise and not the uncertainty principle is the moral underpinning of the randomised controlled trial
  by Charles Weijer
• Public health must make best use of leadership resources
  by Nigel Edwards
• HIV misinformation
  by Gavin Yamey
• FDA declines to lift ban on homosexual men as blood donors
  by Deborah Josefson
• National census of availability of neonatal intensive care
  by Jill Parmanum
• Out of health
• Screening for Down's syndrome
  by M Jefferies
• Me, Myself & Irene
  by Rita Baron-Faust
• An ethics committee for the BMJ: it helps us to think harder and do better
  by Alexander McCall Smith
• New governance framework for NHS research aims to stop fraud
  by Susan Mayor
• Does continuity in general practice really matter?
  by Bruce Guthrie
• Use of unequal randomisation to aid the economic efficiency of clinical trials
  by David J Torgerson
• Lifestyle modification may be beneficial in diabetes care
  by S J Redmond
• Private views
  by Liam Farrell
• In brief
• Baby dies after long wait in casualty
  by Xavier Bosch
• Age related macular degeneration
  by Jennifer J Arnold
• Clinical judgment is important for individual patients
  by Antony A Narula
• Some Voices
  by Peter Byrne
• Scientists show that vCJD can be transmitted through blood
  by Roger Dobson
• GMC urged to be more radical
  by Linda Beecham
• Rapid virological surveillance of community influenza infection in general practice
  by William F Carman
• Screening and litigation
  by J R Benson
• Do you admit to working within the system?
  by Patrick Bower
• Minerva
• Sterilisation of 14 mentally handicapped women challenged
  by Alexander Dorozynski
• Lack of care plan led to woman's murder by disturbed patient
  by Rhona MacDonald
• Participating in clinical governance
  by Mike Pringle
• Reanalysis of Gulf war vaccination data does not contradict findings
  by Matthew Hotopf
• Obituaries