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S.C. Stenton "Simian virus 40 and human malignancy: contamination of early polio vaccine may be linked to rare tumours". British Medical Journal. FindArticles.com. 21 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0999/is_n7135_v316/ai_20457625/

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Articles in March 21, 1998 issue of British Medical Journal

• Simian virus 40 and human malignancy: contamination of early polio vaccine may be linked to rare tumours
  by S.C. Stenton
• Mental health problems of homeless children and families: longitudinal study
  by Panos Vostanis
• Commentary: silence may be the best advocacy
  by Ruth Carlyle
• Developing Professional Judgement in Health Care
  by Richard L. Cruess
• Why doesn't audit work?
  by Abi Berger
• Authors' reply
  by K.J. Parkins
• Respect for privacy and the case of Mr K
  by Julian Savulescu
• The hot air on passive smoking
  by Simon Chapman
• Effects of 15% oxygen on breathing patterns and oxygenation in infants: infants are probably safe in aircraft
  by Anthony D. Milner
• Commentary: safety of participants in non-therapeutic research must be ensured
  by Julian Savulescu
• Haemochromatosis as an endocrine cause of subfertility
  by Michael J. Tweed
• Correction
• Collapse reactions after whole cell pertussis vaccination: pertussis remains a bigger risk than collapse after vaccination
  by Elizabeth Miller
• Lowering blood homocysteine with folic acid based supplements: meta-analysis of randomised trials
  by Robert Clarke
• Commentary: hospital can never be home
  by Michael Saunders
• GMC under the cosh
  by Richard Savage
• Effect of exposure to 15% oxygen on breathing patterns and oxygen saturation in infants: interventional study
  by K.J. Parkins
• Cardiology: recent advances
  by Koon K. Teo
• Bereavement in childhood
  by Dora Black
• Training in advanced trauma life support: senior house officers should be trained before working in accident and emergency
  by Andrew Price
• Rate of recurrent collapse after vaccination with whole cell pertussis vaccine: follow up study
  by Patricia Vermeer-de Bondt
• Commentary: nurses should recognise patients' rights to autonomy
  by Pippa Gough
• Mass Listeria: The Meaning of Health Scares
  by Abi Berger
• Smoking in public should be restricted
  by Caroline White
• Quantitative systematic review of randomised controlled trials comparing antibiotic with placebo for acute cough in adults
  by Tom Fahey
• Supermarket cigarettes: the brands that dare not speak their name
  by Martin J. Jarvis
• Tackling violence: interagency procedures and injury surveillance are urgently needed
  by Jonathan Shepherd
• Phantom pain, anxiety, depression, and their relation to consecutive patients with amputated limbs: case reports
  by K. Fisher
• Commentary: patients should have privacy as long as they do not harm themselves or others
  by George J. Annas
• Children in the mountains: high mountain trekking holidays are best avoided for the very young
  by Andrew J. Pollard
• Commentary: ethical approval of study was warranted
  by Vivian Hughes
• Perennial rhinitis
  by I.S. Mackay
• Just another Sunday
  by Timothy J. Stannard
• Cancer in parents: telling children
  by Leandra Kroll
• Influence of travel patterns on mortality from injury among teenagers in England and Wales, 1985-95: trend analysis
  by Carolyn DiGuisepi
• Urgency and priority for cardiac surgery: a clinical judgment analysis
  by F. Kee