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Days like this

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MORI poll finds huge majority against trust plan. . . Reforms compromise rumoured. . . Labour councils urge managers' trust boycott. . .
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How to rock the boat and not spill GPs overboard

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Helping hand for wandering feet

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Understanding on human resources

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Letters
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Stop Blairing out an appalling and outdated message

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Maynard, man of genius, with many more specialties within his sights

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Midwives deliver 'no' to Scottish pay

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Executive's quick fix causes holiday scramble

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Does not compute: how many 40s in 2000?

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NHS has thrown out fairness with Guild fiasco

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Down the doc and duck

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LOOKING ASKANCE
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WEB WATCH

1999-07-15T00:00:00Z

If you are reading this to pass the time while queueing outside your local Roxy, then the chances are you already know that today sees the UK cinema debut of The Phantom Menace , part one in George Lucas' Star Wars epic, which so creatively began with parts four to ...
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Running scarred - Tony's Health Week from hell

1999-07-15T00:00:00Z

POLITICS
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It shouldn't be you

1999-07-15T00:00:00Z

The Lottery is bad for our health, hitting poorer communities hardest, and NHS managers should boycott it, writes Donald Coid
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Counsel homes

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Housebound patients offered home-based counselling services by a primary care team have reduced their need for other services. Paul Gurney explains
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Events

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Personal medical services
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Monitor

1999-07-15T00:00:00Z

It is week two of the Save Bart's Apostrophe Campaign, and already at least one message of support has poured in. As you may recall, having taken the Royal out of London and the Saint out of Bartholomew, the trust has now re-fashioned itself Barts (sic) and the London trust. ...
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GADFLY

1999-07-15T00:00:00Z

As the merger gathers pace, Tarantino is out for Rosie Broomstick's blood. And what on earth is a community health council?
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The economics of truth

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PRESSURE POINT
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In Brief: Screening for ovarian cancer may increasese

1999-07-15T00:00:00Z

Screening for ovarian cancer may increasese, according to a pilot feasibility study. The study randomised more than 20,000 postmenopausal women aged over 45 into a screening and a control group. Those screened were offered annual measurements of the cancer antigen, Ca125, and ovarian ultrasonography. The study found that screening identified ...