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Unnecessary care: are doctors in denial and is profit driven healthcare to blame? (Published 02 October 2012)

Elderly prisoners (Published 15 October 2012)

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Intermediate acting non-depolarizing neuromuscular blocking agents and risk of postoperative respiratory complications: prospective propensity score matched cohort study (Published 16 October 2012)

How to avoid precipitating an acute adrenal crisis (Published 09 October 2012)

Adapting clinical guidelines to take account of multimorbidity (Published 04 October 2012)

Calcium intake and risk of primary hyperparathyroidism in women: prospective cohort study (Published 18 October 2012)

Bring back good quality paper in the print BMJ (Published 09 October 2012)

Effect of hormone replacement therapy on cardiovascular events in recently postmenopausal women: randomised trial (Published 09 October 2012)

The role of opioid substitution treatment in reducing HIV transmission (Published 04 October 2012)

Axial computed tomography of a male pelvis in the portal venous phase post-contrast (Published 01 October 2012)

Antony John Essex-Cater (Published 24 October 2012)

Patricia Mathews (Published 24 October 2012)

David McGill (Published 24 October 2012)

Effect of intended intraoperative cholangiography and early detection of bile duct injury on survival after cholecystectomy: population based cohort study (Published 11 October 2012)

Edward Daniel Fox (Published 24 October 2012)

James Macrae Cuthill (Published 31 October 2012)

John Stanley Howell (Published 31 October 2012)

Callum Roy Weir Bain (Published 31 October 2012)

Elizabeth Akwaeze (Published 31 October 2012)

Simon Dafydd Glyn Stephens (Published 31 October 2012)

Headache and visual aura in an immunocompromised patient (Published 02 October 2012)

Neglected tropical diseases: survey and geometry of randomised evidence (Published 22 October 2012)

Improving targeted screening for hepatitis C in the UK (Published 03 October 2012)

Tocolytics: do they actually work? (Published 09 October 2012)

The need to distinguish between group A streptococcus and polymicrobial causes in necrotising fasciitis (Published 02 October 2012)

The ability to stand is not diagnostic in vertigo (Published 02 October 2012)

Authors’ reply to Foley (Published 02 October 2012)

Bioethicists do participate in everyday practice (Published 02 October 2012)

“Ethics Man” misses mark: most bioethicists are not thugs (Published 02 October 2012)

A tax on indoor tanning would reduce demand in Europe (Published 02 October 2012)

A woman with neck pain and shortness of breath (Published 03 October 2012)

Rhabdomyolysis after co-prescription of statin and fusidic acid (Published 09 October 2012)

Safe exclusion of pulmonary embolism using the Wells rule and qualitative D-dimer testing in primary care: prospective cohort study (Published 04 October 2012)

New firework caused severe eye injuries at a public display (Published 02 October 2012)

Reductions in specialist chronic illness management fuel emergency hospital admissions (Published 02 October 2012)

Keep general practice and secondary care separate (Published 02 October 2012)

If facts do not fit theory, the theory is wrong (Published 02 October 2012)

Neither off the peg nor made to measure calculations are fit for purpose (Published 02 October 2012)

An unorthodox approach to calculating sample size (Published 02 October 2012)

Time for NHS policy on electronic cigarettes (Published 17 October 2012)

“If everybody’s somebody, then no one’s anybody” (Published 02 October 2012)

Teledermatology is the answer (Published 02 October 2012)

The problem of diagnosis (Published 03 October 2012)

Fewer road crashes in the year after a medical warning (Published 03 October 2012)

Demand for knee replacement surgery rises steadily in the US (Published 03 October 2012)

Brief counselling reduces hazardous drinking (Published 03 October 2012)

Patients report benefits from online access to doctors’ notes (Published 03 October 2012)

Hazards of poor renal function are independent of diabetes and hypertension (Published 03 October 2012)

Plantar fasciitis (Published 10 October 2012)

Not curing the common cold (Published 03 October 2012)

Doctor is arrested in transit in United Arab Emirates for a 10 year old conviction passed in his absence (Published 01 October 2012)

Who needs β blockers? (Published 03 October 2012)

Dutch court finds gynaecologist guilty of “culpable homicide” after baby dies (Published 02 October 2012)

Douglas Haldane (Published 05 October 2012)

Is the USA’s problem ours too? (Published 03 October 2012)

Taking ecstasy on television: a show trial (Published 01 October 2012)

Restore ward rounds to former glory to improve patient care, say colleges (Published 03 October 2012)

US Supreme Court is asked to rule on validity of patents on BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes (Published 02 October 2012)

A skin rash to remember (Published 08 October 2012)

Japan’s answer to the economic demands of an ageing population (Published 16 October 2012)

Could a passage to India be the way to get more surgical experience? (Published 10 October 2012)

GMC investigates government’s director of commissioning development (Published 02 October 2012)

A case of loin pain: a cause close to the heart (Published 16 October 2012)

Increased calcium intake may reduce risk of primary hyperparathyroidism (Published 18 October 2012)

Spinal injury patients get a place of escape (Published 03 October 2012)

In brief (Published 02 October 2012)

Nuclear transfer to prevent maternal transmission of mitochondrial DNA disease (Published 03 October 2012)

Antagonising neuromuscular block at the end of surgery (Published 16 October 2012)

Selective dorsal rhizotomy remains experimental in cerebral palsy (Published 09 October 2012)

Brave New World (Published 05 October 2012)

Tax calories to end the buffet syndrome (Published 03 October 2012)

Early radiographic surveillance is needed to prevent sequelae of neglected hip displacement in cerebral palsy (Published 09 October 2012)

Authors’ reply to Crilly, and Willoughby and Graham (Published 09 October 2012)

Bridging the training gap in laparoscopic colorectal surgery (Published 09 October 2012)

Overtreatment, over here (Published 03 October 2012)

Post contrast axial computed tomogram of the upper abdomen in portal venous phase (Published 08 October 2012)

Screening for type 2 diabetes doesn’t affect mortality at 10 years (Published 03 October 2012)

Sagittal T2 weighted magnetic resonance image of the lumbar spine (Published 05 October 2012)

Should selective digestive decontamination be used in critically ill patients? (Published 09 October 2012)

Association between fish consumption, long chain omega 3 fatty acids, and risk of cerebrovascular disease: systematic review and meta-analysis (Published 30 October 2012)

How the Poor Die (Published 04 October 2012)

Obstructive jaundice and pancreatic disease (Published 15 October 2012)

Guidelines should reflect all knowledge, not just clinical trials (Published 05 October 2012)

Management of anal fistula (Published 15 October 2012)

Assessment and management of psoriasis: summary of NICE guidance (Published 24 October 2012)

Tuberculosis (Published 16 October 2012)

Use of 3×2 tables with an intention to diagnose approach to assess clinical performance of diagnostic tests: meta-analytical evaluation of coronary CT angiography studies (Published 24 October 2012)

Labour will halt sell off of NHS to private sector if elected, Burnham says (Published 04 October 2012)

Preventing depression in adolescents (Published 08 October 2012)

Global operation tackles internet trade in fake drugs (Published 05 October 2012)

Log transformation of data (Published 08 October 2012)

Government abandons plans to use payments to prevent private providers selecting simplest cases (Published 04 October 2012)

High mortality persists for adults with type 1 diabetes (Published 10 October 2012)

Apixaban strengthens its case in atrial fibrillation (Published 10 October 2012)

Anticholinergic drugs or botulinum toxin for urge incontinence? (Published 10 October 2012)

More English people are recovering from drug addiction, but recession poses risks (Published 05 October 2012)

Forty Years of Murder (Published 08 October 2012)

A multidisciplinary meeting on revascularisation in patients with diabetes and angina would be helpful (Published 09 October 2012)

Author’s reply to Jeffrey (Published 09 October 2012)

The absence of an independent inquiry into the Wakefield case is a lost opportunity (Published 09 October 2012)

Online health checks may obscure effective advice (Published 15 October 2012)

Kinds of monsters (Published 05 October 2012)

Medical Women’s Federation advocates just rewards for female doctors (Published 09 October 2012)

Acute outpatient urology review in clinical decision units is a retrograde step (Published 09 October 2012)

How to increase consultant input in hospital clinics (Published 09 October 2012)

Time for a radical rethink on specialist training (Published 09 October 2012)

Who cares about healthcare transitions in prisoners with mental health problems? (Published 09 October 2012)

Family and friends can help in treating alcohol misuse (Published 17 October 2012)

Free birth control cuts rates of unwanted pregnancies and abortions in US (Published 05 October 2012)

Prepared to fail? (Published 08 October 2012)

Will soda restrictions help New York win the war on obesity? (Published 10 October 2012)

Sagittal computed tomography of the sellar region (Published 11 October 2012)

Lateral plain radiograph of the cervical spine (Published 11 October 2012)

Eric Frankel (Published 17 October 2012)

Moderate risk of bleeding shouldn’t rule out sports in children with haemophilia (Published 10 October 2012)

Identifying the lowest effective dose of acetazolamide for the prophylaxis of acute mountain sickness: systematic review and meta-analysis (Published 18 October 2012)

Walter Elliott (Published 31 October 2012)

Bad medicine: clinical breast examination (Published 11 October 2012)

Salivary gland swellings (Published 23 October 2012)

Health secretary sparks controversy by his support for a 12 week limit for abortion (Published 08 October 2012)

Recurrent episodes of hair loss in a 37 year old woman (Published 09 October 2012)

Cancer and heart disease networks face cuts, say charities (Published 08 October 2012)

A beacon of generalism (Published 10 October 2012)

Law, ethics, and the duty of care (Published 10 October 2012)

Making waves for women’s right to abortion (Published 10 October 2012)

Ultrasound scan of the right upper quadrant of the abdomen, transverse plane (Published 10 October 2012)

The imprisonment of Cyril Karabus is deplorable (Published 09 October 2012)

Methadone prescribing is to be reviewed in Scotland as user numbers continue to rise (Published 09 October 2012)

What a new consumer health magazine doesn’t tell you (Published 10 October 2012)

Abdominal pain in pregnancy (Published 17 October 2012)

Use of drones is a war crime and must be stopped, says charity (Published 11 October 2012)

UK biologist shares Nobel prize for work on cell reprogramming (Published 09 October 2012)

Minor incised traumatic laceration (Published 23 October 2012)

In brief (Published 10 October 2012)

Diagnosis of active and latent tuberculosis: summary of NICE guidance (Published 17 October 2012)

NHS chief is urged to get tough with managers who attempt to gag whistleblowers (Published 09 October 2012)

Mother challenges decision to make Virgin preferred bidder for children’s services (Published 09 October 2012)

Barriers to whistleblowing in the NHS (Published 09 October 2012)

Inhaled corticosteroids for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (Published 25 October 2012)

Postmarket surveillance for medical devices: America’s new strategy (Published 11 October 2012)

Depression and other things (Published 10 October 2012)

Emergency oxygen use (Published 18 October 2012)

Estimating the population at risk (Published 16 October 2012)

Axial view radiograph of the shoulder (Published 19 October 2012)

A woman with periodic chest pain (Published 29 October 2012)

BMA calls for minimum 1% increase in doctors’ pay for 2013-14 (Published 11 October 2012)

Future of WHO hangs in the balance (Published 25 October 2012)

Vaccination of risk groups in England using the 13 valent pneumococcal conjugate vaccine: economic analysis (Published 26 October 2012)

Neuromuscular degeneration (Published 17 October 2012)

A disgruntled carer (Published 15 October 2012)

All together now (Published 15 October 2012)

Two US cities are to display calorie counts on vending machines (Published 11 October 2012)

Are taxes on fatty foods having their desired effects on health? (Published 16 October 2012)

NHS will be paperless by 2015, says commissioning board (Published 12 October 2012)

Obese patients get inadequate care before and after bariatric surgery, finds review (Published 17 October 2012)

Dental occlusion problems are a major cause of headache (Published 17 October 2012)

“Magic” mushrooms don’t cause renal failure (Published 17 October 2012)

Doctors must challenge political decisions that will cause medical harm (Published 16 October 2012)

Will lifestyle changes in later life improve survival? (Published 17 October 2012)

Don’t rush into testing and treating children (Published 17 October 2012)

Health campaigns entrench the role of celebrities in consumer marketing (Published 17 October 2012)

Marketing, not evidence based arguments, has probably increased testosterone prescribing (Published 17 October 2012)

Funding of emergency admissions is nonsensical (Published 17 October 2012)

GPs used to be effective gatekeepers (Published 17 October 2012)

Shortage of services in the community must be dealt with (Published 17 October 2012)

GlaxoSmithKline grants researchers access to clinical trial data (Published 12 October 2012)

Judge upholds doctors’ care plan for profoundly damaged 3 year old boy against wishes of birth mother (Published 12 October 2012)

Strengthen the weakest link in the chain of care (Published 17 October 2012)

Antidoping agency savages Lance Armstrong’s doctors (Published 15 October 2012)

Double standards in the NHS (Published 17 October 2012)

Head circumference is useful in assessing weight gain in babies who fail to thrive (Published 17 October 2012)

Chocolate at the checkout is a risk to public health (Published 17 October 2012)

Ciclosporin no better than infliximab for acute refractory ulcerative colitis (Published 17 October 2012)

Pre-exposure prophylaxis is broadly cost effective for men who have sex with men (Published 17 October 2012)

Issy Pilowsky (Published 24 October 2012)

No antibiotics for uncomplicated rhinosinusitis (Published 17 October 2012)

General health checks should be discouraged (Published 17 October 2012)

Colin Broadbent (Published 31 October 2012)

Is chloride in intravenous fluids nephrotoxic? (Published 17 October 2012)

Incidence of angio-oedema associated with ARBs, ACE inhibitors, and aliskiren (Published 17 October 2012)

Children don’t think that stimulant drugs for ADHD rob them of their “authenticity” and moral responsibility (Published 15 October 2012)

A sinister cause of shoulder pain, with numbness and weakness in the ipsilateral hand (Published 24 October 2012)

Delivering change is a “brutally exposing business,” GP commissioners are warned (Published 16 October 2012)

Social care can reduce demand on hospitals for end of life care (Published 16 October 2012)

Age should be no barrier to surgery, says report (Published 16 October 2012)

Anatomy of the pituitary region (Published 24 October 2012)

Ossification centres in a radiograph of a child’s elbow (Published 22 October 2012)

Rash in a 15 month old girl (Published 23 October 2012)

In brief (Published 17 October 2012)

Breast surgeons are referred to GMC for refusing to take part in a review of their unit (Published 16 October 2012)

Psychotic depression (Published 24 October 2012)

Ending the French love affair with drugs (Published 17 October 2012)

Annual health checks do not reduce mortality, says Cochrane review (Published 16 October 2012)

Fatigue in primary biliary cirrhosis (Published 22 October 2012)

Paper’s conclusions will only cause confusion (Published 30 October 2012)

Hysterectomy can be performed on woman with schizophrenia against her will, judge rules (Published 16 October 2012)

Dissection and resurrection (Published 17 October 2012)

Thomas Szasz (Published 17 October 2012)

Keeping the customer satisfied (Published 24 October 2012)

Obstetrics and the wooden spoon (Published 17 October 2012)

Sid Watkins (Published 24 October 2012)

Authors’ reply to Symonds (Published 24 October 2012)

Larger scale trials are needed to show what really works (Published 24 October 2012)

An abnormality at the hepatic flexure (Published 25 October 2012)

What is risk? (Published 23 October 2012)

GMC inconsistency (Published 24 October 2012)

Golden ages have their dark sides (Published 24 October 2012)

Rachel’s Holiday (Published 29 October 2012)

Patients are still not receiving NICE approved drugs, report says (Published 18 October 2012)

We must join forces with our patients (Published 24 October 2012)

Asking the right questions is key (Published 24 October 2012)

Doctors call for changes in the law to allow use of second hand cardioverter defibrillators (Published 18 October 2012)

Management of chronic rhinosinusitis (Published 30 October 2012)

NHS Gloucestershire keeps £80m community services in public hands (Published 19 October 2012)

Not all “good” doctors do it anyway (Published 24 October 2012)

BMA’s Mark Porter: mastering the thorny issues (Published 23 October 2012)

The medical in Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night (Published 23 October 2012)

Statement on reduced risk is misleading (Published 24 October 2012)

Video cameras identify the causes of falls in care homes (Published 24 October 2012)

Cognitive function is unaffected by tight glucose control in paediatric intensive care (Published 24 October 2012)

Adults in India given second hand cardioverter defibrillators from the US (Published 24 October 2012)

Mixed results after 10 years for men given postoperative radiotherapy for prostate cancer (Published 24 October 2012)

Daily interruptions to sedation for critically ill adults? (Published 24 October 2012)

Availability of junk food should be reduced (Published 24 October 2012)

The “least worst” course of action? (Published 24 October 2012)

Acetazolamide for the prophylaxis of acute mountain sickness (Published 31 October 2012)

A licence to bill (Published 23 October 2012)

We need evidence based tools to identify medically at risk drivers (Published 24 October 2012)

Response to Whitehead (Published 24 October 2012)

Fashionable to criticise the drug industry? (Published 24 October 2012)

How a fake hip showed up failings in European device regulation (Published 24 October 2012)

Government announces start of revalidation (Published 19 October 2012)

Impact of smoking on mortality and life expectancy in Japanese smokers: a prospective cohort study (Published 25 October 2012)

Dramatic trial results are often too good to be true (Published 24 October 2012)

Adults with depression report widespread discrimination (Published 24 October 2012)

Too much medicine, not enough mirth (Published 31 October 2012)

One in four cases of bowel cancer in England are diagnosed only after emergency admission (Published 22 October 2012)

Finding the smoking gun: a speech by Richard Peto (Published 24 October 2012)

The EU’s system for regulating medical devices (Published 24 October 2012)

Concentration of hands (Published 24 October 2012)

If a dog is tied to a bicycle (Published 26 October 2012)

Ethics committee chairwoman is not obliged to reveal source of concerns about surgeon’s work, judge rules (Published 22 October 2012)

Excess mortality can be explained by case mix selection (Published 30 October 2012)

Device licensing bodies sometimes put business before safety, an investigation finds (Published 25 October 2012)

In brief (Published 23 October 2012)

Caution is needed in interpreting results (Published 30 October 2012)

New EU tobacco legislation is delayed after health commissioner resigns amid claims of knowledge of bribery attempt (Published 23 October 2012)

Girls do not see HPV vaccine as green light for sex, study says (Published 23 October 2012)

Virgin contract to run children’s services to go ahead despite non-compliance with law (Published 23 October 2012)

Health minister agrees to meet academics to discuss access to clinical trial data (Published 23 October 2012)

Hunt refers reorganisation of children’s heart surgery to independent panel (Published 23 October 2012)

The scandal of medical device regulation (Published 24 October 2012)

Clarification from the National Joint Registry (Published 30 October 2012)

Analysis of outcome measures within treatment groups (Published 26 October 2012)

Evidence for damage control resuscitation is lacking (Published 30 October 2012)

Not just bluff and bluster (Published 26 October 2012)

Marie Stopes: botany and birth control (Published 29 October 2012)

It is too difficult for ill people to claim benefits (Published 30 October 2012)

Recommendations run contrary to current teaching (Published 30 October 2012)

The role of fatty acids from fish in the prevention of stroke (Published 30 October 2012)

Bright lights and big city health problems (Published 29 October 2012)

GPs end partnerships with Virgin over conflicts of interest (Published 25 October 2012)

Griffith Edwards (Published 29 October 2012)

The doctor won’t see you now: online consulting and prescribing (Published 30 October 2012)

Authors’ reply to Jameson and Breusch (Published 31 October 2012)

Authors’ reply to National Joint Registry (Published 31 October 2012)

Check patients for features of spondyloarthritis (Published 30 October 2012)

Mitochondrial DNA mutations predispose to aminoglycoside induced ototoxicity (Published 30 October 2012)

No evidence base for monitoring aminoglycoside levels (Published 30 October 2012)

Authors’ reply to McCormack (Published 30 October 2012)

Authors’ reply to Wiles and Chitnavis (Published 30 October 2012)

Adults with advanced cancer still hope for cure (Published 29 October 2012)

First line catheter ablation or drugs for paroxysmal atrial fibrillation? (Published 29 October 2012)

In brief (Published 30 October 2012)

Smoking is just as lethal for women (Published 30 October 2012)

Genetic marker may help target aspirin for colorectal cancer (Published 30 October 2012)

Age restrictions on rotavirus vaccination cost lives (Published 31 October 2012)

Myocardial infarctions fall by a third after smoking banned in workplaces (Published 31 October 2012)

NHS in England paid out £3.1bn in compensation claims linked to maternity care in past decade (Published 29 October 2012)

St John’s wort causes most drug interactions, finds review (Published 29 October 2012)

High Court upholds suspension of doctor whose failings as expert witness were “serious and dangerous” (Published 29 October 2012)

US firm accused of manipulating journal articles and paying millions to authors (Published 29 October 2012)

Tamiflu: the battle for secret drug data (Published 29 October 2012)

Clinical trial data for all drugs in current use (Published 29 October 2012)

Open letter to Roche about oseltamivir trial data (Published 29 October 2012)

Academics plea for politicians to tackle problem of missing data (Published 29 October 2012)

How the Liverpool care pathway has transformed end of life care (Published 31 October 2012)

Government makes up hospital bailout policies “on the hoof,” say MPs (Published 30 October 2012)

The assault on the Liverpool care pathway (Published 30 October 2012)

FDA raises concerns about ultra-long acting insulins given green light in Europe and Japan (Published 30 October 2012)

Breast screening is beneficial, panel concludes, but women need to know about harms (Published 30 October 2012)

Open data: seize the moment (Published 31 October 2012)

South London trust losing £1m a week should be broken up, says administrator (Published 30 October 2012)

Abused patients from closed care home may be at risk in new placements, investigation shows (Published 30 October 2012)

Changes to the GP contract threaten general practice in the UK (Published 31 October 2012)

UK MPs demand more stringent regulation of medical devices across Europe (Published 31 October 2012)

Breaking good news (Published 31 October 2012)

A tax on indoor tanning would reduce demand in Europe (Published 02 October 2012)

Content Provider	British Medical Journal (The BMJ)
Author	Williams, Simon Nicholas
Abstract	The use of indoor tanning beds has been established to be a serious risk to human health.1 In the European Union, Northern Ireland is the latest country to pass legislation that prohibits under 18s from using indoor tanning equipment. Although this will protect children from this risk, more needs to be done if we are to respond to the International Agency for Research on Cancer’s suggestion that we need also to “discourage young adults from using indoor tanning equipment.”1 Globally, the incidence of cutaneous melanoma has increased faster than any other common cancer, with an approximate doubling of rates every 10-20 years in countries with predominantly white populations.2 For instance, in 2008 there were about 70 000 incidences of, and more than 14 000 deaths from, melanoma in the European Union.3 Although attempts at public education by health agencies and charities have increased, these are being obscured by spurious claims by the indoor tanning industry of the benefits of indoor tanning.4 Recent lessons from tobacco control in the EU teach us that tax increases are the single most effective intervention to reduce demand for harmful products.5 The EU needs to follow the example of the United States by introducing a so called tan tax; an excise on indoor tanning services. A new EU directive for the taxation of indoor tanning services would complement existing directives focused on product safety.6 Importantly, these excise duties would provide additional revenue for governments and reduce numbers of melanomas and other skin cancers—something that would also subsequently reduce governments’ healthcare costs. All or a portion of this revenue could be earmarked for public health education initiatives warning of the dangers of ultraviolet radiation exposure. As …
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Publisher	British Medical Journal Publishing Group
Publisher Date	2012-10-02
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