Touch of humour much appreciated.
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Suggested additions to the patient information booklet--prior to colonoscopy.
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Can we talk? questions for the Fourth Estate.
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More on sports deficit disorder.
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The good, the bad, and the ugly. Nursing continuing education: a providers perspective.
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More cardiac dressage: galop, gallop, gal(l)opitty glop.
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Tales of the ampulla of Vater, III.
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11th E. Latunde Odeku memorial lecture given on 27 October 1987.
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Drugs, lipid metabolism, and atherosclerosis: summary.
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Death of a country and western songwriter. A case report.
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Tales of the ampulla of Vater, II.
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A new look at porphyrin nomenclature.
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Wit and wisdom in old age--the later work of Wilhelm Busch.
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How to live with statistics (without having to marry them).
In the ever more complex world of medical research and data analysis, it becomes necessary, no matter the reluctance to do so or the asthenia of spirit or capacity, for the reader to have a working familiarity with the nature of modern statistical tests. Armed with this insight, he or she can, without fail, ascertain any bias of the author or, in other cases, of the reviewer's statistical consultant. The following is in the nature of a user's manual of modern methods. Caveat emptor.
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