Editorial

MI admissions fall following smoking ban in England - p5-5

Urine cytology no help in assessment of non-visible haematuria - p7-7

Research reviews

Folic acid plus B12 does not improve CVD outcomes in high-risk patients - p8-8

Prostate cancer risk increases with number of affected first degree relatives - p8-8

Smoking raises risk of depression - p12-12

Patients poorly informed about the role of ultrasound soft markers - p12-12

Chlamydia screening needs to improve targeting of young men - p14-14

Symposium

GPs should evaluate all children following UTI - p17-21

Education key in tackling childhood constipation - p22-26

Special Report

Improving the management of neuropathic pain - p27-30

Photoguide

Photoguide: Unusual conditions - p32-34

CPD

The Practitioner CPD July/August 2010 - p35-36

Other sections

A hundred years ago: The teaching of insanity to the medical practitioner - p37-37

Haslam

GPs not working fast enough for local PCT - p38-38