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News articles from the Emergency Medicine Journal:

• [Primary survey] Primary survey
• [Editorial] A potpourri of news
• [Commentaries] A long-term BET
• [Commentaries] Training for prehospital obstetric emergencies
• [Miscellanea] Emergency Medicine Questions (EMQ)

News articles from the British Medical Journal:

• Health and safety of sex workers
• Food and Drug Administration: on the examining table
• Drug company tries to suppress internal memos
• Andrew Wakefield drops libel case against TV company
• Medical emergencies in conflict areas are often ignored

Further Links:
Emergency Medicine Journal
British medical Journal
The Lancet
The New England Journal of Medicine
Academic Emergency Medicine
Annals of Emergency Medicine
National Institute for Health & Clinical Exellence
Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network
The Chocrane Library

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