Uganda’s anti-gay law worries doctors and researchers

Uganda's anti-gay law worries doctors and researchers.

Law for Doctors, Principles and Practicalities

Like a hirsute Lord Reith; his mission: to inform and educate, Ian Banks returns to a bookshop near you. From TV to VD; you name it, he's covered it. The prolific Dr Banks latest offering weighs in at 192 pages, and is presented in the disarming and humorous style that is his moniker. Settling into an armchair, your reviewer elected to approach the project from the perspective of someone with n...

Law for Doctors -Principles and Practicalities

It remains the most commonly performed gynaecological procedure in the United Kingdom and is still normally carried out under general anaesthetic. There appears to be little reason why the majority can't be performed under local anaesthetic-the subject of this book. The three authors are well known and published in the field of hysteroscopic surgery. The book however has a highly practical side...

Doctors and researchers: integrating data for bipolar disorder studies

The Lithium Clinic and the Headache Center of the University Hospital of Cagliari see patients with complex diseases such as Bipolar Disorder. This is a chronic psychiatric illness characterized by the recurrence of manic and depressive episodes if not treated. The phenotypic representation of Bipolar Disorder is variable, different evidence suggest contributions from genetic and environmental ...

Leading Australian doctors and clinical researchers set new priorities.

The Medical Journal of Australia, Sydney, NSW. Ruth M Armstrong, BMed, Deputy Editor; Helen M Randall, BSc, DipOT, Senior Assistant Editor; Martin B Van Der Weyden, MD, FRACP, FRCPA, Editor. Reprints will not be available from the authors. Correspondence: Dr Ruth M Armstrong, The Medical Journal of Australia, Locked Bag 3030, Strawberry Hills, NSW 2012. [email protected] The Medical Journal...