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Articles in May 26, 2001 issue of British Medical Journal

• Reduction in mortality after inappropriate early discharge from intensive care unit: logistic regression triage model
  by Kathleen Daly
• Post-traumatic stress disorder
  by Arieh Y Shalev
• Smothering truth
  by Raj Persaud
• Secretaries for PRHOs
  by James Owen Drife
• Medical students see that academic misconduct is common
  by Gunther Eysenbach
• Point of care testing
  by Christopher P Price
• Cholesterol guidelines will triple numbers taking drugs
  by Deborah Josefson
• In brief
• Northern Ireland's parties call for more cash and less administration
  by Doug Payne
• Continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion in type 1 diabetes: is beneficial in selected patients and should be more widely available
  by John Pickup
• Medicinal use of cannabis
  by Marcus Mullner
• Using quality of life measures in the clinical setting
  by Irene J Higginson
• Male Infertility: A Guide for the Clinician
  by Alan Trounson
• The medical regulation of marriage
• Political parties promise more north of the border
  by Bryan Christie
• The BMJ's ethics committee is open for business: editors face a surprising number of ethical problems
  by Alison Tonks
• Athlete's foot and fungally infected toenails
  by Arabella Melville
• Pragmatic randomised controlled trial to evaluate guidelines for the management of infertility across the primary care-secondary care interface
  by Jillian Morrison
• Doctors object to patients' access to notes
  by Christopher Zinn
• Kofi Annan describes new health fund for developing countries
  by Phyllida Brown
• Liberal Democrats pledge to pay for long term personal care
  by Jo Revill
• Safer discharge from intensive care to hospital wards: randomisation is necessary to disentangle intrinsic patient risk from effects of care
  by Klim McPherson
• French cardiovascular mortality did not increase during 1996 European football championship
  by L Toubiana
• Peak expiratory flow sequence in acute exacerbations of asthma
  by Surinder S Birring
• Plaid Cymru demands third medical school campus in Wales
  by Roger Dobson
• Paediatric pathology service close to collapse after Alder Hey
  by Zosia Kmietowicz
• Riluzole for motor neurone disease
• Are you being duped?
  by Trevor Jackson
• GMC revalidation scheme passes first hurdle
  by Zosia Kmietowicz
• US drug firms resist over the counter sales
  by Fred Charatan
• Ethics behind closed doors: do research ethics committees need secrecy?
  by Richard Ashcroft
• Serious Shopping: Essays in Psychotherapy and Consumerism
  by Philip Shaw
• Perineal massage in labour and prevention of perineal trauma: randomised controlled trial
  by Georgina Stamp
• How policy informs the evidence
  by Arminee Kazanjian
• NETLINES
  by Harry Brown
• Delayed presentation of handlebar injuries in children
  by Jimmy P H Lam
• Attempts to ban DDT have increased deaths
  by Annabel Ferriman
• Hospital chief was right to release patient consent forms to media
  by Clare Dyer
• Change: both desired and resisted
• Oral mucolytic drugs for exacerbations of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease: systematic review
  by Phillippa J Poole
• Chemotherapy may be overused at the end of life
  by Scott Gottlieb
• Preventing exacerbations of chronic bronchitis and COPD: two recent Cochrane reviews report effective regimens
  by Ann Ekberg-Jansson
• Extra pharmacopoeia
  by Steve Ford
• Single use disposable equipment is not being used everywhere
  by Sandra Young Min
• Minerva
• Obituaries
• Natural history and management of early HIV infection
  by Adrian Mindel
• Row over Nottingham tobacco cash deepens
  by Mark Hunter
• European Union toughens antismoking stance
  by Rory Watson
• Redesigning health care: radical redesign is a way to radically improve
  by Ida Prather Cox
• Implementing national guidelines at local level: changes in clinicians'behaviour in primary care need to be reflected in secondary care
  by Raymond F Jankowski