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C Court
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Orthopaedic consultants warn of future shortages.
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Report highlights needs of minority groups.
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Childbirth trust calls for rights to home births.
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Hunt begins for patients suspected of having hepatitis C.
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Report criticises London ambulance service.
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Rwanda counts the cost of atrocities.
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Paediatrician found guilty of misconduct.
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Obstetrician suspended after research inquiry.
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Agencies unite to prevent child deaths.
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Satisfied customers grow for NHS.
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Conference urges better housing for better health.
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Alzheimer's society welcomes Reagan's "bravery".
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Audit commission criticises mental health services.
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Plague prompts worldwide action.
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Report highlights health needs of adolescents.
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Doctors in Iraq face amputation dilemma.
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Social network diagram.
A diagram that shows at a glance the social network and support of patients was found useful in a follow-up study of patients with strokes. We believe that the diagram would prove valuable in medical case records and should be an essential part of medical-social reports, particularly for patients at risk of losing their independence.