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Articles in Jan 17, 1998 issue of British Medical Journal

• Ecological studies of relation between hospital policies on neonatal vitamin K administration and subsequent occurrence of childhood cancer
  by S. Jane Passmore
• The carers
  by Amanda Ramirez
• Therapeutic Uses of Cannabis
  by Michael Farrell
• Neonatal vitamin K prophylaxis: the Gordian knot still awaits untying
  by Rudiger von Kries
• Racial discrimination in the allocation of distinction awards? Analysis of list of award holders by type of award, specialty and region
  by Aneez Esmail
• A third way? England - yes; Scotland - maybe.
  by Greg Parston
• When Doctors Join Unions
  by Norman Ellis
• Case-control study of childhood leukaemia and cancer in Scotland: findings for neonatal intramuscular vitamin K
  by Patricia A. McKinney
• Aggressive behavior in childhood
  by Stephen Scott
• Correction
• Neonatal vitamin K administration and childhood cancer in the north of England: retrospective case-control study
  by L. Parker
• Financing the NHS.
  by Chris Ham
• Marijuana Myths and Marijuana Facts: A Review of the Scientific Evidence
  by Michael Farrell
• US scientist plans human cloning clinic
  by Deborah Josefson
• Why are randomised controlled trials important?
  by Bonnie Sibbald
• Unresolved issues and future developments
  by George Davey Smith
• The management of H. pylori infection: most straightforward cases can be managed in primary care with eradication treatment
  by E.A.J. Rauws
• Association between use of a quilt and sudden infant death syndrome: case-control study
  by Anne-Louise Ponsonby
• How will primary care groups work?
  by Tom Butler
• Is measles infection associated with Crohn's disease?
  by Jane Metcalf
• Relation between sexual abuse in childhood and adult depression: case-control study
  by Marese Cheasty
• Is NHS purchasing serious? An American perspective
  by Donal W. Light
• Case-control studies of relation between childhood cancer and neonatal vitamin K administration
  by S. Jane Passmore
• Emergence of classic enteropathy after longstanding gluten sensitive oral ulceration
  by Usha Srinivasan
• Lassa fever: 10 years on
  by David Cummins
• Health action zones
  by Bobbie Jacobson
• Correction
• The new health authorities: moving forward, moving back?
  by Jonathan Boyce
• Distinction awards and racial discrimination
  by Peter Rubin
• Exposure to measles in utero and Crohn's disease: Danish register study
  by Lise Lotte W. Nielsen
• NHS direct: managing demand.
  by David Pencheon