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Articulating Laurie

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Criminal intent

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Gatekeepers look over their shoulders as door slams

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Put this mutt out of its misery

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opinion: YORKSHIRE TERRIER
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A hat trick from old Al may be a winner by a whisker

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opinion: POLITICS
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WEB WATCH

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The French physician FJV Broussais bestrode Parisian medicine at the turn of the 19th century just as the new medicine of the Napoleonic capital, with its vast public hospitals and salaried hospital doctors, dominated scientific medicine then and for many years to come. And what a bleeder he was.
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Top women in the NHS It's not just women who must do battle with frustrations and ceilings

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I had no choice but to resign when the health service failed to match my commitment

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CHCs will survive as long as public's need for expert advice on problems remains inexhaustible

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Proud to be a border collie - not a Rottweiler

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A councillor defends controversial appointments to four local PCG boards

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PCG nurses must use logic to fight their side

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Heretic

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Our scepticism of experts on everything from vaccines to BSE does nothing to further informed debate
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Wait 'til your dad gets home

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long-term care:
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Strike up the bands

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long-term care:
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Assessment and discharge in other authorities: a contrast

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long-term care
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Who goes there: the Brent and Harrow criteria

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long-term care
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Grandmothers' footsteps

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overseas healthcare:
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Maori health: facts and figures

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overseas healthcare
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Gynaecological cancers

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Recommendations on the management of gynaecological cancers in the fourth set of national cancer guidance documents are expected to lead to major changes in service organisation and practice.This group includes ovarian, cervical and endometrial cancers - which rank fourth, fifth and sixth respectively among causes of cancer death in women.Despite ...