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The Practitioner 2007;251(1696)

July 2007

14 Jan 2010

Symposium: Endocrinology

Contents

Clinical Reviews

Cotinine levels raised in babies whose parents smoke - p8

Smoking increases risk of stillbirth - p11

Self-monitoring does not improve glycaemic control - p12

Group initiation of insulin is a cost-effective strategy - p16

Low-level aerobic exercise improves cardiorespiratory fitness - p16

HPV prevalence underestimated - p19

Symptom scores improved by Papworth method - p22

Women students confused about safe drinking levels - p22-24

CBT effective in treatment of hypochondriasis - p24

Your Practitioner

A hundred years ago: Gouty glycosuria - p27

Symposium

July 2007: Achieving glucose control in diabetes - p28-34

July 2007: Tailor treatment to the patient in thyrotoxicosis - p37-45

July 2007: Detecting patients with adrenal disorders - p47-53

Casebook/Special Report

July 2007: Prophylaxis crucial in sickle cell disease - p55-61

Photoguide

July 2007: Scalp and hair problems - p62-66

Haslam

Haslam's view: And while I'm here, doctor... - p71

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