The majority of measurement scales used to evaluate outcome in rehabilitation are ordinal
in nature and consequently statistically valid assessments of change are difficult to make …

We did a population study to identify the prevalence of reactions to eight foods commonly
perceived to cause sensitivity in the UK. A cross-sectional survey of 7500 households in the …

Background Women who are physically and sexually abused in childhood are at increased
risk of victimisation in adulthood. Research has concentrated on sexual revictimisation, and …

Objectives: To measure the prevalence of domestic violence among women attending
general practice; test the association between experience of domestic violence and …

Introduction–Olfaction is markedly impaired in patients with idiopathic Parkinson's disease
(IPD). This deficit contrasts with reports of preserved or only mildly reduced olfaction in …

BackgroundAbusive experiences in childhood and adulthood increase risks of psychiatric
morbidity in women and independently increase risks of further abuse over the lifetime. It is …

BackgroundMinority ethnic groups in the UK are reported to have a poor experience of
mental health services, but comparative information is scarce. AimsTo examine ethnic …

Surveys of prisoners have demonstrated a high prevalence of psychiatric morbidity. There is
increasing concern that behavioural disorder secondary to psychiatric morbidity may be …

OBJECTIVE--To determine whether length of delay before treatment; specialty and grade of
the surgeon; and use made of surgery, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy influenced the …

Objective: To examine differences in progression to AIDS and death between HIV-1-positive
Africans (most infected in sub-Saharan Africa and therefore with non-B subtypes) and HIV-1 …