BMJ  2004;329:1350 (4 December), doi:10.1136/bmj.329.7478.1350-a

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1. News: Can country music drive you to suicide?
   BMJ 2004;329: 817[Free Full Text]
   11 926 hits
   
2. Editorial: Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors
   BMJ 2004;329: 809-10[Free Full Text]
   7258 hits
   
3. Editorial: Lessons from the withdrawal of rofecoxib
   BMJ 2004;329: 867-8[Free Full Text]
   7254 hits
   
4. Paper: Promoting walking and cycling as an alternative to using cars: systematic review
   BMJ 2004;329: 763[Abstract/Free Full Text]
   6090 hits
   
5. Editorial: What has evidence based medicine done for us?
   BMJ 2004;329: 987-8[Free Full Text]
   5823 hits
   
6. Editorial: What causes chronic fatigue syndrome
   BMJ 2004;329: 928-9[Free Full Text]
   5739 hits
   
7. Editorial: Aspartame and its effects on health
   BMJ 2004;329: 755-6[Free Full Text]
   5633 hits
   
8. News: Pfizer criticised over delay in admitting drug's problems
   BMJ 2004;329: 935[Free Full Text]
   5322 hits
   
9. Editorial: Placebos in practice
   BMJ 2004;329: 927-8[Free Full Text]
   5148 hits
   
10. Editorial: The scandal of poor epidemiological research
    BMJ 2004;329: 868-9[Free Full Text]
    4978 hits
    

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