Medical Errors
	Doctors prescribing habits
		ADVAIR: Business as usual
	Doctors' prescribing
		DRUG WARS: Making it up as they go
	Infant death rates
		`KANGAROO CARE' BETTER FOR NEWBORNS
	Infant deaths
		HRT: It worsens incontinence
		Reader's Corner: Gbs (group b strep):
		Shaken babies should stir up an exposé
	Infant mortality rates
		`KANGAROO CARE' BETTER FOR NEWBORNS
	Invasive procedures
		Angiograms: More often than not, a picture out of focus
		Bypass Surgery: Does it stop our natural defense system?
	Invasive surgery
		Questions and answers: salivary stones
		Questions and answers: salivary stones
	Medical accidents
		Doctors doctor our medical notes
		SHORT TAKES
	Medical advice
		NEWS: Nurses emergency phone line don't agree on advice
	Medical beliefs
		MEDICAL BELIEFS:: Today's practice is tomorrow's quackery
		News: Catheter use - don’t let facts spoil a cherished procedure
		News: Catheter use - don’t let facts spoil a cherished procedure
	Medical competence
		Doctors need to improve their communication skills
		Fracture or sprain? Junior doctors can’t tell you
		UPDATES: Keyhole: test for competence
	Medical competency
		UK docs may be untrained in basic tasks
		UPDATES: Dentists: too gas-happy
	Medical errors
		Doctors are also victims of medical errors
		Fatal drug mistakes down to tiredness and ignorance
		Going to hospital: And surviving your stay there
		Going to hospital: Medical errors
		Great Smile
		Hospital horrors make me hope I never have to go
		Medical Blunders: One in three us patients is a victim of error
		News HOSPITAL AUDITS: nearly one million errors each year
		News HOSPITAL AUDITS: nearly one million errors each year
		NURSE, THE SCREENS: Hospitals are killing too many patients
		See you in court, doctor: A step-by-step guide to mounting a medical malpractice suit against your doctor or hospital.
		See you in court, doctor: A step-by-step guide to mounting a medical malpractice suit against your doctor or hospital.
		So you think you need . . . A blood transfusion
		Some doctors have bad aim for bad knees
		The patient has our sponge
		Trusting the process
		US doctors downplay medical errors
	Medical fascism
		VIEWPOINT: Medical fascism
	Medical fraud
		UPDATES: Breast cancer findings faked
		UPDATES: Breast cancer trial discredited
		UPDATES: Fraud during eye trial probed
		UPDATES: Heart product fraud admitted
	Medical incompetence
		Fatal drug mistakes down to tiredness and ignorance
	Medical lies
		10 THINGS DOCTORS SAY (AND WHAT THEY REALLY MEAN)
		THE TOP 10 MEDICAL MYTHS
	Medical malpractice
		B6: How low can we safely go?
		NEWS: Hospitals are using wrong needles for lumbar punctures
		We’ll take the red tape
		Why weren’t we told about this acne drug?
	Medical marketing
		Pharma companies hype illness to sell drugs
	Medical mindset
		A little light magic
	Medical misconduct
		CASE STUDY
		CASE STUDY: Botched gall bladder op
		MAGNESIUM: RESEARCH MISCONDUCT?
		SHORT TAKES
		THE RAID ON B VITAMINS
		UPDATES: Aids discoverer discredited
		UPDATES: Doctors to be disciplined
		UPDATES: Drug adverts: misleading
		UPDATES: Elderly in homes given wrong drug
		UPDATES: Growth hormone test halted
		UPDATES: Heart product fraud admitted
		UPDATES: Infection risk: vaccine needles
		UPDATES: Us chemists in drug fraud
		UPDATES: Us tests taken without consent
		UPDATES: Women rage at medic blunders
		VIEWPOINT: Hope: the best medicine
		VIEWPOINT: Of errors and ennui
	Medical misdiagnosis
		TOO MUCH OF A GOOD THING
		UPDATES: Ear ache : jabs for all
		WHAT DOCTORS READ: Doctors : on overload
	Medical misrepresentation
		MERCURY: Californian dentists must display the health risks
	Medical mistakes
		CASE STUDY: Hospital horror
		Fracture or sprain? Junior doctors can’t tell you
		HOSPITALS: Are we sure they're places where people go to get better?
		MASS VACCINE BLUNDERS
		MEDICAL ERRORS: Now here's an idea. . .
		NEWS: Adverse events in hospital are common
		NEWS: Medical mistakes: doctors say the system's to blame
		Seroquel
		SHORT TAKES
		SHORT TAKES
		SHORT TAKES
		SHORT TAKES
		SHORT TAKES: '
		SORRY SEEMS TO BE THE HARDEST WORD. Especially when it's a doctor try
		THIS BURNING SENSATION IN YOUR STROMACH: Is it the surgeon’s cigarett
		UPDATES: 1 in 50 react to hospital drugs
		UPDATES: Hospital horrors getting worse
		UPDATES: Hospitals: 1 in 6 killed or injured
		UPDATES: Transfusion errors in hospital labs
		VIEWPOINT: A dubious good deed
		VIEWPOINT: Caveman meddling
		VIEWPOINT: Wrong at a stroke
		WATCH OUT: Here comes the man in the white coat
		WHAT DOCTORS READ: Doctors : on overload
	Medical misuse
		LETTERS TO THE EDITORS
		SHORT TAKES
	Medical myths
		THE TOP 10 MEDICAL MYTHS
	Medical negligence
		A COURT OF LAST RESORT
		CASE STUDY
		CASE STUDY
		COMMENT: Md: a licence for life
		COMMENT: For Love of Helenor
		DEEP VOODOO
		ECZEMA: Rash medicine
		Fatal drug mistakes down to tiredness and ignorance
		JUST A MINUTE, SURGEON: Ten questions to ask before you submit to surgery, plus a survival guide for your stay in hospital.
		NEWS IN BRIEF: Abortion by decree
		QUESTION FROM READER
		See you in court, doctor: A step-by-step guide to mounting a medical malpractice suit against your doctor or hospital.
		See you in court, doctor: A step-by-step guide to mounting a medical malpractice suit against your doctor or hospital.
		SHORT TAKES
		UPDATES: Diabetes : a damages claim
		UPDATES: Hospitals: 1 in 6 killed or injured
		UPDATES: Keyhole doc: fatal decision
		UPDATES: Mammograms: needless exposure
		UPDATES: Us children overdrugged
		VIEWPOINT: The right to remain silent
		WHAT DOCTORS READ: Cardiacs : gps at fault
		WHAT DOCTORS READ: Laparoscopy: complications
		WHAT DOCTORS READ: No faith in birth tests
	Medical overkill
		VIEWPOINT: Nuking the enemy

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