17 September 2005 (Vol 331, Issue 7517)

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Editor's Choice

Stay at home

BMJ 2005;331:0.7 (Published 15 September 2005)

News

UK team hopes to create a human embryo from three donors

BMJ 2005;331:591.1 (Published 15 September 2005)

Lancet criticises its owner for hosting international arms fair

BMJ 2005;331:591.2 (Published 15 September 2005)

In brief

BMJ 2005;331:592.1 (Published 15 September 2005)

Bush unveils mental health action plan

BMJ 2005;331:592.2 (Published 15 September 2005)

Mental health plans are not being fully implemented in England

BMJ 2005;331:592.3 (Published 15 September 2005)

UK chancellor announces new type of fund to provide $4bn vaccine aid

BMJ 2005;331:593.1 (Published 15 September 2005)

Goals to reduce poverty and infant mortality will be missed

BMJ 2005;331:593.2 (Published 15 September 2005)

Senior doctors admit mistakes in campaign for more open culture

BMJ 2005;331:595.3 (Published 15 September 2005)

FDA ducks decision on emergency contraceptive

BMJ 2005;331:596.1 (Published 15 September 2005)

Editorials

Bridging the equity gap in maternal and child health

BMJ 2005;331:585 (Published 15 September 2005)

Evidence based reform of mental health care

BMJ 2005;331:586 (Published 15 September 2005)

Reforming research ethics committees

BMJ 2005;331:587 (Published 15 September 2005)

Which career first?

BMJ 2005;331:588 (Published 15 September 2005)

Soft tissue tumours of the extremities

BMJ 2005;331:590 (Published 15 September 2005)

Letters

This week's Letters section

Childhood cancer and power lines: What do the data mean?

BMJ 2005;331:634.1 (Published 15 September 2005)

Childhood cancer and power lines: Results do not support causal role for electromagnetic fields

BMJ 2005;331:634.2 (Published 15 September 2005)

Childhood cancer and power lines: Results depend on chosen control group

BMJ 2005;331:635.1 (Published 15 September 2005)

Childhood cancer and power lines: Study had important omissions

BMJ 2005;331:635.2 (Published 15 September 2005)

Childhood cancer and power lines: Summary of responses

BMJ 2005;331:636.1 (Published 15 September 2005)

Using mobile phones in hospitals: Risks were worth running during SARS epidemic

BMJ 2005;331:637.1 (Published 15 September 2005)

Using mobile phones in hospitals: Evidence is lacking, but risk may not be nothing

BMJ 2005;331:637.2 (Published 15 September 2005)

Using mobile phones in hospitals: New phones seem not to interfere with new equipment

BMJ 2005;331:637.3 (Published 15 September 2005)

Review of publication bias in studies on publication bias: Studies on publication bias are probably susceptible to the bias they study

BMJ 2005;331:637.4 (Published 15 September 2005)

Review of publication bias in studies on publication bias: Meta-research on publication bias does not help transfer research results to patient care

BMJ 2005;331:638.1 (Published 15 September 2005)

Review of publication bias in studies on publication bias: Here's a proposal for editors that may help reduce publication bias

BMJ 2005;331:638.2 (Published 15 September 2005)

Review of publication bias in studies on publication bias: Mandatory publication of data may help

BMJ 2005;331:638.3 (Published 15 September 2005)

Review of publication bias in studies on publication bias: Systematic review is needed

BMJ 2005;331:638.4 (Published 15 September 2005)

Obituaries

This week's Obituaries section

Walter Somerville

BMJ 2005;331:639.1 (Published 15 September 2005)

Obituaries - continued

Maria Elisabeth Johanna (Marlies) Eenhuizen-Graham

BMJ 2005;331:639.2 (Published 15 September 2005)

John Adolf Riedel

BMJ 2005;331:639.3 (Published 15 September 2005)

Minerva

Minerva

BMJ 2005;331:644 (Published 15 September 2005)

This Week In the BMJ

Primary prevention of CHD saves more lives than secondary

BMJ 2005;331:0.5 (Published 15 September 2005)

Integrated care is better for psychoses

BMJ 2005;331:0.2 (Published 15 September 2005)

Londoners handled the bombs well

BMJ 2005;331:0.3 (Published 15 September 2005)

Crisis resolution teams seem to improve mental health services

BMJ 2005;331:0.1 (Published 15 September 2005)

Do graffiti make you fatter?

BMJ 2005;331:0.4 (Published 15 September 2005)

Short cuts

Short cuts: What's new in the other general journals

BMJ 2005;331:597 (Published 15 September 2005)

Clinical Reviews

Scabies: diagnosis and treatment

BMJ 2005;331:619 (Published 15 September 2005)

Fatal allopurinol hypersensitivity syndrome after treatment of asymptomatic hyperuricaemia

BMJ 2005;331:623 (Published 15 September 2005)

Is a consultation needed?

BMJ 2005;331:625 (Published 15 September 2005)

Filler

Herpes zoster vaccine is safe and effective for older adults

BMJ 2005;331:0.6 (Published 15 September 2005)

The triumph of our art?

BMJ 2005;331:612 (Published 15 September 2005)

A timeless lesson

BMJ 2005;331:624 (Published 15 September 2005)

War wound

BMJ 2005;331:630 (Published 15 September 2005)

Chocolate poisoning

BMJ 2005;331:633 (Published 15 September 2005)

BMJ USA: Editor's choice

The pressure of time

BMJ 2005;331:E375 (Published 15 September 2005)

BMJ USA: Editorial

Screening for glaucoma

BMJ 2005;331:E376 (Published 15 September 2005)

BMJ USA: Education and debate

Funding the public health response to terrorism

BMJ 2005;331:E378 (Published 15 September 2005)

BMJ USA: Letter

RAPID RESPONSE FROM BMJ.COM

BMJ 2005;331:E380 (Published 15 September 2005)

RAPID RESPONSES FROM BMJ.COM

BMJ 2005;331:E381 (Published 15 September 2005)

BMJ USA: Minerva

Minerva

BMJ 2005;331:E382 (Published 15 September 2005)

News roundup

UK agency recommends better monitoring of multidrug resistant E coli

BMJ 2005;331:594.1 (Published 15 September 2005)

Poor management, not drug costs, is hampering implementation of NICE guidance

BMJ 2005;331:594.2 (Published 15 September 2005)

Eight in 10 dancers have an injury each year, survey shows

BMJ 2005;331:594.3 (Published 15 September 2005)

US study shows that folic acid fortification decreases neural tube defects

BMJ 2005;331:594.4 (Published 15 September 2005)

Pathologist faces GMC hearing over altered autopsy report

BMJ 2005;331:594.5 (Published 15 September 2005)

Scotland doesn't have enough high dependency beds, report says

BMJ 2005;331:595.1 (Published 15 September 2005)

News roundup - continued

European MPs offer extension of patents to companies developing drugs for children

BMJ 2005;331:595.2 (Published 15 September 2005)

News extra

Bush visits disaster area a third time to try to allay criticisms

BMJ 2005;331:596.2 (Published 15 September 2005)

World needs fresh research priorities and new policies to tackle changing patterns of chronic disease

BMJ 2005;331:596.3 (Published 15 September 2005)

Expert on AIDS says epidemic can now be reversed

BMJ 2005;331:596.4 (Published 15 September 2005)

Smoking may increase abdominal obesity

BMJ 2005;331:596.5 (Published 15 September 2005)

Papers

Randomised controlled trial of acute mental health care by a crisis resolution team: the north Islington crisis study

BMJ 2005;331:599 (Published 15 September 2005)

A randomised multicentre trial of integrated versus standard treatment for patients with a first episode of psychotic illness

BMJ 2005;331:602 (Published 15 September 2005)

Psychological and behavioural reactions to the bombings in London on 7 July 2005: cross sectional survey of a representative sample of Londoners

BMJ 2005;331:606 (Published 15 September 2005)

Graffiti, greenery, and obesity in adults: secondary analysis of European cross sectional survey

BMJ 2005;331:611 (Published 15 September 2005)

Tetraparesis associated with colchicine is probably due to inhibition by verapamil of the P-glycoprotein efflux pump in the blood-brain barrier

BMJ 2005;331:613.1 (Published 15 September 2005)

Primary care

Modelling the decline in coronary heart disease deaths in England and Wales, 1981-2000: comparing contributions from primary prevention and secondary prevention

BMJ 2005;331:614 (Published 15 September 2005)

Cancer prevention

BMJ 2005;331:618 (Published 15 September 2005)

Education and debate

Revealing the diagnosis of androgen insensitivity syndrome in adulthood

BMJ 2005;331:628 (Published 15 September 2005)

Developing clinical guidelines: a challenge to current methods

BMJ 2005;331:631 (Published 15 September 2005)

Letter

Childhood cancer and power lines: Authors' reply

BMJ 2005;331:636.2 (Published 15 September 2005)

Reviews

This week's Reviews section

Big Brother's Little Baby

BMJ 2005;331:640 (Published 15 September 2005)

The Medical Miscellany; An Essential Medical Miscellany

BMJ 2005;331:641.1 (Published 15 September 2005)

The Trauma of Terrorism. Sharing Knowledge and Shared Care: An International Handbook

BMJ 2005;331:641.2 (Published 15 September 2005)

My brush with the FBI

BMJ 2005;331:642 (Published 15 September 2005)

Confession of a climate criminal

BMJ 2005;331:643.1 (Published 15 September 2005)

Goodbye and hello

BMJ 2005;331:643.2 (Published 15 September 2005)

Corrections

Basic transthoracic echocardiography

BMJ 2005;331:613.2 (Published 15 September 2005)

The Law and Ethics of Medical Research: International Bioethics and Human Rights

BMJ 2005;331:613.3 (Published 15 September 2005)

Radiation from CT and perfusion scanning in pregnancy

BMJ 2005;331:613.4 (Published 15 September 2005)

Alternative breast cancer drug shows promise

BMJ 2005;331:622.1 (Published 15 September 2005)

Delayed prescribing of antibiotics for upper respiratory tract infection

BMJ 2005;331:622.2 (Published 15 September 2005)

Obituary: Paddy Donaldson

BMJ 2005;331:622.3 (Published 15 September 2005)

Agencies scale up African relief

BMJ 2005;331:622.4 (Published 15 September 2005)