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The Practitioner 2008;252(1702)

January 2008

23 Jan 2008

Symposium: Men's health

Contents

Editorial

GPs key in detecting psychosis - p6

Clinical Reviews

Stroke risk similar in paroxysmal and sustained AF - p8

Antibiotics for chest infections reduce risk of pneumonia - p10-12

GPs should have high index of suspicion for eclampsia - p12-14

Cutting down can be the first step to quitting - p14

High mortality rate in men with acute urinary retention - p16-17

Younger men amenable to PSA testing - p17-18

Men's use of family planning services shows modest increase - p18

Symposium

Early detection of erectile dysfunction may prevent CVD - p21-26

When should patients with BPH be referred? - p29-33

January 2008: Improving disease outcomes in men - p34-36

Your Practitioner

A hundred years ago: The diagnosis of general paralysis - p41

Haslam

Haslam's view: Keeping the story behind the code - p45

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