Innocence revisited

Innocence revisited

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Innocence revisited
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2008; 9(1): 68
When lightning struck twice...
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2007; 8(11): 71
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May 2007
2007; 8(5): 83
Don’t forget your tablets!
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2006; 7(9): 71
One glass too many...
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August 2006
2006; 7(8): 73
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June 2006
2006; 7(6): 73
The illusion of permanence
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March 2006
2006; 7(3): 65
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October 2005
2005; 6(10): 69
Lessons from surprising quarters
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2005; 6(9): 71
My friend Tom
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May 2005
2005; 6(5): 81
Learning to behave as a doctor
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April 2005
2005; 6(4): 85
‘It’s your fault, doctor’
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2005; 6(3): 72-73
A healthy sign
Innocence revisited
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January 2005
2005; 6(1): 64
When innocence is lost...we react in differing ways
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Innocence revisited
Medicine Today
December 2004
2004; 5(12): 65
The law is an ass – but rarely, and that won’t bother us
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Innocence revisited
Medicine Today
August 2004
2004; 5(8): 93
Lessons learned from losing innocence
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Innocence revisited
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July 2004
2004; 5(7): 93
Baptism by fire
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June 2004
2004; 5(6): 93
Wasting resources
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Innocence revisited
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April 2004
2004; 5(4): 95
A sign of our times
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Innocence revisited
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October 2003
2003; 4(10): 94
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2003; 4(9): 97-98
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2003; 4(8): 99
Innocence revisited – 38
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