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Articles in April 21, 2001 issue of British Medical Journal

• Haematuria in asymptomatic individuals
  by Judy Savige
• Canada acts on marijuana and tobacco
  by David Spurgeon
• Will primary care trusts lead to US-style health care?
  by Allyson M Pollock
• Writing
• Glycated haemoglobin, diabetes, and mortality in men
  by Vasiliy Vlassov
• To diet for
  by Rhona MacDonald
• A healthy state of ignorance
• Scientists solve mystery of volcano's "natural deaths"
  by Xavier Bosch
• Anaemia in Chinese, South Asian, and European populations in Newcastle upon Tyne: cross sectional study
  by Colin Fischbacher
• Fat as a factor in politics
• "Old age" should be not be acceptable on death certificates
  by Kalman Kafetz
• Cultures of Creativity
  by Bengt Hojer
• Antibiotics for acute bronchitis
  by Bruce Arroll
• Holland decriminalises voluntary euthanasia
  by Tony Sheldon
• Avoid the British winter
  by Jeremy Hugh Baron
• Cardiovascular risk factors and their effects on the decision to treat hypertension: evidence based review
  by Raj Padwal
• Headache after diagnostic lumbar puncture
  by Susannah Baron
• Jackson Ward
  by Tony Delamothe
• Do we need specialist adolescent units in hospitals?
  by Aidan Macfarlane
• Former Treasury adviser weighs in against PFI
  by Judy Jones
• Spectacled soldiers
• Should we screen for type 2 diabetes? Evaluation against National Screening Committee criteria
  by Nicholas J Wareham
• Ranitidine and gastrointestinal bleeding in intensive care
  by Stephen Drage
• Conquering Anorexia: The Route to Recovery
  by Rhona MacDonald
• Injury prevention in people with disabilities
  by Samuel N Forjuoh
• Hungary curbs drug company advertising
  by Carl Kovac
• How private finance is moving primary care into corporate ownership
  by Allyson M Pollock
• Blood pressure measurement
  by Gareth Beevers
• Strengthening governance for global health research
  by Bebe Loff
• Website Of The Week
  by Trevor Jackson
• German heart surgeon denies corruption
  by Annette Tuffs
• National survey of use of hospital beds by adolescents aged 12 to 19 in the United Kingdom
  by R M Viner
• Opportunity may be more important than profession in serial homicide
  by Cameron Stark
• Obituaries
• Effectiveness, efficiency, and NICE
  by Mark Sculpher
• Bladder cancer risk higher for women smokers
  by Xavier Bosch
• Oh? Why?
  by Jeff Aronson
• Interpreting the results of secondary end points and subgroup analyses in clinical trials: should we lock the crazy aunt in the attic?
  by Nick Freemantle
• Catheterisation in elderly women is no "easy" option
  by Virginia Aylett
• Under cover
  by Trevor Jackson
• In brief
• Requests for electroencephalography in a district general hospital: retrospective and prospective audit
  by D Smith
• Tonic seizures are a particular risk factor for drowning in people with epilepsy
  by Frank M C Besag
• Hospital league tables
  by Jammi N Rao
• Invalid health information is potentially lethal
  by Iain Chalmers
• Minerva
• Obesity and inactivity fuel global cancer epidemic
  by Debbie Josefson
• Early growth and coronary heart disease in later life: longitudinal study
  by J G Eriksson
• Hip fracture
  by William John Gillespie
• Corrections and clarifications
• Weekend binge drinking may be linked to Monday peaks in cardiovascular deaths
  by Laurent Chenet
• Can I choose the cause of my death?
  by A Indrayan
• Stresses on women doctors may cause higher suicide risk
  by Roger Dobson
• Perspective in medical education
• Not reading and signing letters you have dictated is dangerous
  by Stanley Shere
• Fillers can transform people's lives
  by James Le Fanu
• Sorry to bother you but …
  by Trisha Greenhalgh