现在位置：百拇书刊 > 国外期刊 > 英国医生杂志 > 2005年.第14期 《英国医生杂志》.2005年.第14期  * Diagnosis of coeliac disease  * Walk-in centres fail to take pressure off emergency services in Englan  * A wolf in sheep's clothing  * Children with psychiatric disorders and learning disabilities  * Meeting the ethical needs of doctors  * What makes a good clinical decision support system  * Preventable infections are out of control in Canadian hospitals  * Draft mental health bill needs major overhaul, says committee  * Dutch Supreme Court backs damages for child for having been born  * Europe is a "second class continent" for cancer research  * US Supreme Court refuses to intervene in "right to die" case  * US health care needs higher taxes and rationing  * Indian proposals to revalidate doctors get mixed reception  * Consumers' organisation raises questions over choice in the NHS  * Treatment of prostate cancer lags behind other cancers  * Regular inspections of NHS trusts to be dropped, in favour of self rep  * FDA seeks to ease burden on trial review boards  * NHS smoking cessation services and smoking prevalence: observational s  * Open access publishing: too much oxygen?  * Perceptions of open access publishing: interviews with journal authors  * Screening for abdominal aortic aneurysms: single centre randomised con  * Communicable disease and neonatal problems are still major killers of  * Antibody negative coeliac disease presenting in elderly people—an easi  * Atypical presentation of coeliac disease  * Recent developments in bisphosphonates for patients with metastatic br  * Improving clinical practice using clinical decision support systems: a  * What's new in the other general journals  * Moving towards true integration  * Surgery is the best intervention for severe coronary artery disease  * Can we avoid bias?  * Five pitfalls in decisions about diagnosis and prescribing  * Substance misuse: alcohol, tobacco, inhalants, and other drugs  * Advice in ABC of adolescence is potentially misleading  * Sports utility vehicles and older pedestrians  * Nobel prize is awarded to doctors who discovered H pylori  * Staphylococcus aureus, Panton-Valentine leukocidin, and necrotising pn  * Is the private finance initiative dead?  * Ensuring medical students are "fit for purpose"  * An adequate margin of excision in ductal carcinoma in situ  * Do get in touch  * Treatment for colorectal cancer should be based on genetic analysis  * Independent centres threaten training  * NHS trust plans to cut consultant posts to make savings  * Labour party will continue use of private contractors in the NHS  * WHO confirms four human cases of avian flu in Indonesia  * UN appoints official to combat threat from avian flu  * Alternative therapies could save the NHS money, says report commission  * EU tightens rules on blood safety  * Surgeons perform Germany's first crossover kidney transplantation  * Study of 100 000 children is due to start next year  * US lawsuit challenges teaching on evolution  * Trusts should cut workload of senior physicians to retain them  * Do GPs deserve their recent pay rise?  * Epirubicin for breast cancer may cause considerable venous sclerosis  * "Breakthrough" drugs and growth in expenditure on prescription drugs i  * Tacrolimus versus ciclosporin as primary immunosuppression for kidney  * Does dietary folate intake modify effect of alcohol consumption on bre  * Postcards from the EDge project: randomised controlled trial of an int  * Nearly half of patients with migraine with aura are found to have a he  * The role of opioids in cancer pain  * How do elderly patients decide where to go for major surgery? Telephon  * Randomised controlled trial of prevention of falls in people aged 75 w  * What's new this month in BMJ Journals  * Trends in day surgery rates  * What's new in the other general journals  * At the frontier of biomedical publication: Chicago 2005  * How well does the evidence on pioglitazone back up researchers' claims  * Medicines regulation and the pharmaceutical industry  * How decision support tools help define clinical problems  * Osmotic demyelination syndrome  * Parents should have right to choose sex of child, say MPs  * Identifying outcome reporting bias in randomised trials on PubMed: rev  * Effects of acupuncture and stabilising exercises as adjunct to standar