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PRACTITIONER 2008;252(1711)

October 2008

15 Oct 2008

Symposium: Gastroenterology

Contents

Editorial

Consider ketamine misuse in patients with urinary symptoms - p5

QRISK2 vs Framingham - p5

Clinical Reviews

Two-way link between diabetes and depression - p6

Ibuprofen more effective than paracetamol in childhood fever - p9

Ivabradine reduces MI in patients with LVD - p9-11

Benefits of antidepressants during pregnancy outweigh risks - p11-12

BRCA2 mutation increases mortality rate in prostate cancer - p11

Patients willing to provide vaginal swabs - p12

Symposium

GPs have central role in managing IBD - p14-21

October 2008: Tailor treatment to the patient in irritable bowel syndrome - p23-29

Casebook/Special Report

Guideline will aid early detection of familial hypercholesterolaemia - p30-33

Practitioner CPD

CPD exercise: October 2008 - p37-38

Photoguide

Eye conditions part 1 - p40-41

Your Practitioner

Glad to be a 21st-century GP - p42

Haslam

Haslam's view: Am I having a good or bad day? - p43

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