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(Oliver Twist) British Medical Journal (BMJ), November, 2008 Beware of Heroin British Medical Journal (BMJ), December, 2008 L'Allegro and Il Penseroso (Milton) British Medical Journal (BMJ), December, 2008 Prescription for Happiness British Medical Journal (BMJ), December, 2008 Common Sense 101 British Medical Journal (BMJ), December, 2008 Rx for Violence British Medical Journal (BMJ), December, 2008 Beware of Caffeine British Medical Journal (BMJ), December, 2008 Power tends to corrupt (Lord Acton) British Medical Journal (BMJ), December, 2008 Death Be Not Proud (John Donne) British Medical Journal (BMJ), December, 2008 Beware of Heavy Metal Music British Medical Journal (BMJ), December, 2008 My Doctor's Bag British Medical Journal (BMJ), December, 2008 Individual Health and Public Health British Medical Journal (BMJ), January, 2009 Beware of Contact Sports British Medical Journal (BMJ), January, 2009 POTUS & FLOTUS 44 British Medical Journal (BMJ), January, 2009 Humanities and Social Sciences Online (H-Net), January, 2009 What is fun? 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