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Articles in March 10, 2001 issue of British Medical Journal

• Practice based primary care research networks: they work and are ready for full development and support
  by Larry A Green
• Plastic surgery rockets as baby boomers search for youth and beauty
  by Scott Gottlieb
• A hair as the nucleus of an appendicular calculus
  by Athelstan Saw
• Is bigger better for primary care groups and trusts?
  by Chris Bojke
• Surveillance of Haemophilus influenzae infection
  by Mary Ramsay
• Cutting the Cost of Cold: Affordable Warmth for Healthier Homes
  by Jonathan M Samet
• Delivering drugs and making the BMJ less boring
• Sudden cardiac deaths rise by 10% in young Americans
  by David Spurgeon
• India invests heavily in genomics research
  by Ganapati Mudur
• Raised cortisol excretion rate in urine and contamination by topical steroids
  by Christopher J G Kelly
• Impact of NHS Direct on demand for immediate care
  by Peter Aird
• Title of Dr should be sufficient for all doctors
  by A J Crisp
• Why have sex?
  by Judith Longstaff Mackay
• HIV and infertility: time to treat
  by Carole Gilling-Smith
• African Americans more at risk than Africans from Alzheimer's disease
  by Deborah Josefson
• Comparison of effects of amphotericin B deoxycholate infused over 4 or 24 hours: randomised controlled trial
  by Urs Eriksson
• The silver lining
  by William A M Cutting
• Catheter ablation for cardiac arrhythmias
  by David Bourne
• Plague Wars
  by Fred B Charatan
• US healthcare system too geared to acute medicine
  by Charles Marwick
• Surfactant trial in Latin American infants criticised
  by Fred Charatan
• Networks for research in primary health care
  by Paul Thomas
• Rectal bleeding and colorectal cancer
  by Tom Fahey
• Hospital mergers may be painful but have positive aspects too
  by A J Minchin
• The Human Face
  by Nayeem Ali
• Management of stage 1 endometrial carcinoma: postoperative radiotherapy is not justified in women with medium risk disease
  by Matthe P M Burger
• Ireland to introduce tougher tobacco law
  by Doug Payne
• Effect of peer led programme for asthma education in adolescents: cluster randomised controlled trial
  by Smita Shah
• The correct leg
  by Subhasish Deb
• Outcome of pregnancy in diabetic women
  by Frank Johnstone
• Ritalin Nation: Rapid-Fire Culture and the Transformation of Human Consciousness
  by Simon R Wilkinson
• In brief
• Spanish doctors warn others off their territory
  by Xavier Bosch
• Correction
• My Englishness
  by Martin Amis
• Smoking and use of mobile phones
• NETLINES
  by Harry Brown
• Minerva
• Societal responsibilities of clinical trial sponsors: lack of commercial pay off is not a legitimate reason for stopping a trial
  by Stephen Evans
• New diagnostic marker found for glaucoma
  by Abi Berger
• Lifestyle, hormones, and risk of breast cancer
  by Grazyna Jasienska
• Premature discontinuation of clinical trial for reasons not related to efficacy, safety, or feasibility
  by Michel Lievre
• Ultrasonography in diagnosis of acute appendicitis
• Helping People with Eating Disorders: A Clinical Guide to Assessment and Treatment
  by Mark Berelowitz
• Wyeth suppresses research on pill, programme claims
  by Godelieve van Heteren
• More than a quarter of India's youngsters have premarital sex
  by Rohit Sharma
• Light eye colour linked to deafness after meningitis
  by Helen E Cullington
• The health of survivors of torture and organised violence
  by Angela Burnett
• Interrupting antiretroviral treatment needs particular care
  by W A C Sewell