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January 2001

January 2001

Peer Reviewed Feature Articles

Managing menopause. Part 1: an individual experience
Vivienne M O’Connor
Swimmer’s ear: what the GP needs to know
Benedict J Panizza
Treating-to-risk: an approach to managing absolute CVD risk and hypertension
Christian Hamilton-Craig, Anne L Tonkin
Investigating asymptomatic solitary liver lesions
Andrew D Keegan
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Peer Reviewed Regular Series

Emergency medicine
Chaos and confusion all around
Gordian Fulde
Rheumatology clinic
Rofecoxib: the second COX-2 specific inhibitor
Julien P de Jager
Medicine and the Law
Who owns human tissue? Part 2
Loane Skene, Paul Nisselle
Dermatology clinic
A serpiginous burrow on the foot
Steven Kossard
Perspectives on dermoscopy
An atypical mole
Steven Kossard
Clinical case review
A 15-year-old boy showing signs of schizophrenia
John Ellard
Gastroenterology clinic
How I deal with a positive faecal occult blood test
Jeremy Ryan
Forum
Telemedicine: prospects and realities
Ian Olver
Innocence revisited
Innocence revisited – 13
Debbie Beswick
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