For debate: Should prostitution be legalised and regulated?

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C J Spencer Jones, chair

Committee for Public Health Medicine and Community Health (CPHMCH), BMA House, London WCIH 9JP

dalgie{at}bma.org.uk

The BMA's annual public health conference is an opportunity for doctors to air public health issues and debate them, to challenge each other and establish what is known and what is not known.1 The specialty of public health takes evidence based medicine at least as seriously as other specialties, but from time to time …