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A brief digest of the November issue
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Perspectives
Cardiology Gibbs reviews the requirement for structures to train and support general clinicians with specialist interests to deliver the needs of the population. (p 878)
Metabolic disease Lee and Cook describe that, with progressively improving awareness and diagnostic techniques, many metabolic conditions are more common than previously thought. (pp 879–80)
Head injury Forsyth examines new evidence to determine which children with head injury require CT scanning. (pp 877–8)
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