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Articles in Jan 24, 1998 issue of British Medical Journal

• Reducing road traffic: would improve quality of life as well as preventing injury
  by Ian Roberts
• Antenatal HIV testing: current problems, future solutions: survey of uptake in one London hospital
  by Teresa A. Duffy
• HIV testing and HIV prevention in Sweden
  by Renee Danziger
• Cancer's killing fields
  by Kamran Abbasi
• Steroids and depression: glucocorticoid steroids affect behavior and mood
  by Alexander Mitchell
• Does uptake of antenatal HIV testing depend on the individual midwife? Cross sectional study
  by Simon Jones
• Counting and accounting in the new NHS.
  by Jonathan Shapiro
• Making Palliative Care Better
  by Irene Peat
• Uptake and acceptability of antenatal HIV testing: randomised controlled trial of different methods of offering the test
  by Wendy M. Simpson
• Non-malignant conditions
  by Tony O'Brien
• Correction
• Is clinical effectiveness a management issue?
  by Michael Dunning
• Late diagnosis of paediatric infection in south west London
  by M.P. Richardson
• Commentary: promoting testing is no substitute for recognising risk
  by Noel Gill
• New Themes in Palliative Care
  by Irene Peat
• Factors affecting uptake of antenatal HIV testing in London: results of a multicentre study
  by Diana M. Gibb
• What are pragmatic trials?
  by Martin Roland
• Changes in health care and continuing medical education for the 21st century
  by Angela Towle
• Continuing medical education: needs to be more effective, accountable, and responsive to all stakeholders in health
  by Tessa Richards
• Questionnaire survey of thrombolytic treatment in accident and emergency departments in the United Kingdom
  by Stuart Hood
• Clinical governance: fine words or action?
  by Nick Black
• Intelligence, Heredity, and Environment
  by Stuart W.G. Derbyshire
• Epidemiology and detection of HIV-1 among pregnant women in the United Kingdom: results from national surveillance 1988-96
  by Angus Nicoll
• Treatment of myocardial infarction
  by A.H. Gershlick
• From health care to health.
  by Sian Griffiths
• Antenatal HIV testing: has been done badly in Britain and needs to improve
  by Danielle Mercey
• Review of uptake of interventions to reduce mother to child transmission of HIV by women aware of their HIV status
  by E.G.Hermione Lyall
• From exceptionalism to normalisation: a reappraisal of attitudes and practice around HIV testing
  by Kevin M. De Cock
• Why we chose a medical career
  by Zahir Ali
• US scientists extend the life of human cells
  by Deborah Josefson
• Prospective comparative study of culture specimens and methods in diagnosing influenza in adults
  by M.L. Schmid
• Will improved clinical information help realise the new NHS?
  by Jeremy C. Wyatt
• A crusader with a sense of humor
  by Kamran Abbasi
• Recognising meningococcal disease in primary care: qualitative study of how general practitioners process clinical and contextual information
  by Stephen Granier
• Guidelines and quality of clinical services in the new NHS.
  by Jos Kleijnen