《英国医生杂志》.2004年.第25期

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• The Sick Dürer—a Renaissance prototype pain map
• Data protection gone too far: questionnaire survey of patients' and visitors' views about having their names displayed in hospital
• "I recognise myself in that situation..." Using photographs to encourage reflection in general practitioners
• Accepting what we can learn from advertising's mirror of desire
• Killing me softly: myth in pharmaceutical advertising
• Memories aren't made of this: amnesia at the movies
• The fine art of patient-doctor relationships
• Easy ways to resist change in medicine
• Health in South Asia
• Health in South Asia
• Health in South Asia
• Medical researchers' ancillary clinical care responsibilities
• Grading quality of evidence and strength of recommendations
• First aid and treatment of minor burns
• Criteria influencing the clinical uptake of pharmacogenomic strategies
• Crisis in western Sudan is delaying help for south of country
• Reports recommend shorter training for hospital doctors and longer training for GPs in Scotland
• Dutch minister questions integrity of health advisers
• Renewing licence in person cuts deaths among elderly drivers
• GMC finds paediatrician guilty of abusing his position
• Traditional Indian remedy for asthma challenged in court
• Stigma, shame, and blame experienced by patients with lung cancer: qualitative study
• Satisfaction of the uncertainty principle in cancer clinical trials: retrospective cohort analysis
• Steroid prophylaxis for prevention of nerve function impairment in leprosy: randomised placebo controlled trial(TRIPOD 1)
• Study finds US paediatric medical errors kill 4500 children a year
• BMA says identity cards must not limit access to emergency care
• Liposuction does not achieve metabolic benefits of weight loss
• Canadian hospitals fight a rise in infections with Clostridium difficile
• Tobacco company fights order to turn over mystery memorandum
• Government moves to end stigma of mental illness
• Bush plans to screen whole US population for mental illness
• Hospital admission for acute pancreatitis in an English population, 1963-98: database study of incidence and mortality
• Hit for six
• Hit for six
• Hit for six
• Hit for six
• Burden of non-communicable diseases in South Asia
• Burden of non-communicable diseases in South Asia
• Patterns and distribution of tobacco consumption in India
• Patterns and distribution of tobacco consumption in India
• Patterns and distribution of tobacco consumption in India
• Health in South Asia
• Health in South Asia
• Cross sectional survey of multicentre clinical databases in the United Kingdom
• An investigation into general practitioners associated with high patient mortality flagged up through the Shipman inquiry: retrospective ana
• A Fee-Nom-in-Hum and an Expotition
• Modelling emboli with floating fir cones
• The Poohsticks phenomenon
• Did the US boycott of French products spread to include scientific output?
• Transatlantic divide in publication of content relevant to developing countries
• Lessons from health during the transition from communism
• Effect of restricted freedom on health in China
• Is democracy good for people's health? A South African perspective
• Lifestyle, health, and health promotion in Nazi Germany
• Politics as a determinant of health
• Effect of democracy on health: ecological study
• Treatment of homosexuality during apartheid
• Lifting the fog of uncertainty from the practice of medicine
• In my chosen doctor I trust
• An unusual complication of Kocher's manoeuvre
• Can the human eye detect an offside position during a football match?
• Meeting mania 2004
• Polymyositis, invasion of non-necrotic muscle fibres, and the art of repetition
• A field guide to experts
• The relentless therapeutic imperative
• Cadavers as teachers: the dissecting room experience in Thailand
• Randomised controlled trial of magnetic bracelets for relieving pain in osteoarthritis of the hip and knee
• The Polymeal: a more natural, safer, and probably tastier(than the Polypill) strategy to reduce cardiovascular disease by more than 75%
• Retroactive prayer: lots of history, not much mystery, and no science
• The next small step
• The Decameron of poor research
• A precious case from Middle Earth
• Getting well from water
• Climate change and risk to health
• Out of body experiences and their neural basis
• New Year's resolutions
• No time to talk
• A call I never made
• An easy operation gone wrong
• The fog of expectation
• Thanks to the experienced patient
• A fool such as I
• Skoda's fool
• Can you tell your clunis from your cubitus? A benchmark for functional imaging
• Low priority for maternity services blamed for deaths
• Campaign to revitalise academic medicine calls for radical thinking
• In brief
• Cancer centre wins building of the year award
• UK government moves to tackle lottery of cancer drugs