The Pharmaceutical Journal,
August 26, 2000

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An Onlooker's Notebook   282

Leading Article   283

News   284-287

Clinical Pharmacy   288-291

The Society   292

Broad Spectrum   293

Letters to the Editor   294-297

Continuing education   298-304

Articles   305-312

The Conference   313

Products   314

Notice-Board   315-316

Front cover picture

Front Cover Picture

This week's front cover photograph, taken in a National Health Service walk-in centre at Charing Cross hospital, London, shows nurse practitioner Justine Wallace examining a patient's hand. An article this week looks at NHS walk-in centres and their implications for pharmacy (p305). Leading article (p283).

More EHC trials

Nine community pharmacies in west London are to start supplying emergency hormonal contraception under a patient group direction (p284).

Rosiglitazone

The National Institute for Clinical Excellence has recommended that rosiglitazone should be offered as an alternative to injectable insulin for certain type 2 diabetic patients (p288).

Avoiding bites when travelling

The sixth article in our continuing education series on travel medicine focuses on insect bite avoidance as an important method of reducing the risk of contracting some tropical diseases (p298).

Values and pharmacy

In an article this week, the Royal Pharmaceutical Society's historian says that more attention should be paid to what pharmacists actually do than to what some people think they ought to do (p308).

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