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Articles in Oct 24, 1998 issue of British Medical Journal

• More doctors face suspension as managers flex their muscles
  by Hilary Bower
• Methaemoglobinaemia associated with sodium nitrite in three siblings
  by Alan Finan
• Communications Skills, Version 1.2
  by Muiris Houston
• House dust mite allergen avoidance in asthma
  by David P. Strachan
• Time trend analysis and variations in prescribing lipid lowering drugs in general practice
  by Catherine Baxter
• Thelonious Monk: His Life and Music
  by Sean A. Spence
• Revalidation for doctors should reflect doctors' performance and continuing professional development
  by John Parboosingh
• Implications of applying widely accepted cholesterol screening and management guidelines to a British adult population: cross sectional study of cardiovascular disease and risk factors
  by Nigel Unwin
• Correction
• Is medical school selection discriminatory?
  by Kamran Abbasi
• Magic bullet for obesity
  by Jules Hirsch
• Straight, No Chaser. The Life and Genius of Thelonious Monk
  by Sean A. Spence
• Assessing heart disease risk in primary care
  by Tom Fahey
• Preventing ischaemic heart disease in one general practice: from one patient, through clinical audit, needs assessment, and commissioning into quality improvement
  by Mike Pringle
• Bayesians and frequentists
  by J. Martin Bland
• House dust mite control measures in the management of asthma: meta-analysis
  by Peter C. Gotzsche
• Hyperbaric oxygen therapy
  by R.M. Leach
• When big may not be beautiful
  by Nicholas Markham
• Prevalence of congenital anterior abdominal wall defects in the United Kingdom: comparison of regional registers
  by D.H. Stone
• Select medical students
  by David Powis
• Factors affecting likelihood of applicants being offered a place in medical schools in the United Kingdom in 1996 and 1997: retrospective study
  by I.C. McManus
• The Wisheart affair: paediatric cardiological services in Bristol, 1990-5
  by Peter M. Dunn
• Breaks without bruises are common and can't be said to rule out non-accidental injury
  by Deborah Eastwood
• From trial data to practical knowledge: qualitative study of how general practitioners have accessed and used evidence about statin drugs in their management of hypercholesterolaemia
  by Karen Fairhurst
• The New Dictionary of Medical Ethics
  by Pamela J. Taylor
• Importance of bruising associated with paediatric fractures: prospective observational study
  by M.O. Mathew
• Professional self respect: rights and responsibilities in the new NHS
  by Peter Richards