Abstracts: Preparations for skin conditions. Choosing wound dressings. Nurse prescribing - the knowledge base: What knowledge is needed for nurse prescribing?
Abstracts: Diurnal enuresis in children. Limited evidence for treating nocturnal enuresis with complementary therapies. Effective treatment for children's enuresis: Childhood incidence of enuresis is distressingly high, and parents are often not able to deal with the problem on their own
Abstracts: Canada's post-Castro dilemma. Soul-searching in Cuba: the Pope boosts the church - and Castro. Preparing for the pope
Abstracts: Microsoft profit gained sharply during quarter. Microsoft expects to beat earnings targets; software giant loses a legal skirmish with Sun Microsystems
Abstracts: End of year report: must do better. Spring relief. The most wonderful time of year
Abstracts: Three scenarios. Teetering on the brink. No end in sight
Abstracts: Asian questions. Investors prove themselves lousy bargain hunters. Bare minimum
Abstracts: Asian questions. Waiting for reality to arrive. Risk matters
Abstracts: Investors' tax-free armoury. Savers have nothing to lose but their chains. Twelve more busy months for savers and investors
Abstracts: Safe and sound. A pussyCAT to comfort investors. Small is beautiful in the world of Tessas
Abstracts: Measured Versus Self-Reported Compliance With Doxycycline Therapy for Chlamydia-Associated Syndromes. Compliance with doxycycline therapy in sexually transmitted diseases clinics
Abstracts: Famciclovir for the treatment of acute herpes zoster: effects on acute disease and postherpetic neuralgia. Famciclovir for the suppression of symptomatic and asymptomatic herpes simplex virus reactivation in HIV-infected persons: a double-blind, placebo-controlled trial
Abstracts: World Cup tickets being touted on the Web. Football's super-rich cream off cash. A month of advertising with some great soccer thrown in
Abstracts: Whenever you get that sinking feeling, get busy. Watching families and the rules of engagement. Reality bites, but movies hit home
Abstracts: How the American dream has come unstuck. Microsoft topples GE as king of the market. First blood to the US trust-buster
Abstracts: Le weekend break: the chain reactions. Listening to the call of the pistes. The one-horse town tackles tourism
Abstracts: A city garden, the urban answer. Trench warfare in the heart of Essex. Plug in for spring
Abstracts: Yesterday's hopeful young artists have arrived .... Art? I wouldn't have it in the house. A new dawn for Modern Brit Art?
Abstracts: This year's verdict on our financial advisers. A house that's not a home. Class: have you got it?
Abstracts: He insures that legal bills are fair. Pension fund GC: not a retiring sort. Daughter counsels father, CEO brother; family ties persuade a lawyer to take on general counsel role
Abstracts: Microsoft gives in to a Federal order on Internet browser. Microsoft browser case has day in court. U.S. and 20 states file suits claiming Microsoft blocks competition over Internet; a consumer focus; government doesn't ask to halt the release of the latest system
Abstracts: Trouble ahead. Retail banks. Banks
Abstracts: Costs set to soar for investment trusts. Repay the Pep way(using personal equity plans (Peps) to repay mortgages; includes related performance tables for Peps)
Abstracts: How to stay ahead of a sneaky chancellor. Breaking the Isa. Investors' tax-free armoury
Abstracts: A question of ethics. Gearing it up and tucking it away. Building an ethical portfolio
Abstracts: Silicon Graphics taps Belluzzo as CEO; ex-H-P executive is surprise selection. Small steps; some entrepreneurs are convinced that networks aren't just for the big guys
Abstracts: U.S. v. Microsoft: the bigger question. Microsoft fight will be waged on wide front. Microsoft made own problems, U.S. contends
Abstracts: After Windows 98: the future according to Microsoft; if today's news is yesterday's research, what's next? Perfecting his word: Corel's feisty founder promises the company will rebound
Abstracts: A new Landmark. Opus One in perspective. Changes at Chalone might do some good
Abstracts: Motorboating & sailing: all the new boats. 1997 new boat directory. Motorboating & Sailing: 1998 new boat directory
Abstracts: Compaq is buying Digital, aiming challenge at I.B.M. No more giveaway computers. Free-PC to be bought by eMachines
Abstracts: Leader finally chosen for panel on Medicare's future. Reinventing rule-making. Private contracting heats up; right to opt out of Medicare at issue in lawsuit
Abstracts: Residents regret signing on with union, seek to disaffiliate. Medical groups weigh in on Boston resident union case
Abstracts: Electronics industry. part 13
Abstracts: Absolute victory. Determined to succeed. Patience pays off
Abstracts: Ahold expands Malaysian arm. Laurus expands in Spain. Ahold buys Shanghai supermarket chain
Abstracts: Developers get into the swing of Rhapsody. Adobe and Macromedia angle for vector standard. Adobe raises hopes (and eyebrows) with K2 demonstration
Abstracts: GoLive CyberStudio 2. High-profile color: new software lets you discover your system's unique color identity. Separation Lab 1.0
Abstracts: Moving centre stage: The sensitive updating of major buildings such as the National Theatre is helping Stanton Williams break free of its typecasting
Abstracts: Micro relays can challenge transistors. Radar keeps its ear to the ground. New materials show no resistance to success
Abstracts: What Lagerfeld knows and Galliano knows not. Hold that frock for Galliano. In New York, make it cashmere if you can
Abstracts: Summertime: Lisbon is easy. A river runs through it. Give me a break: Lisbon on 250 pounds sterling
Abstracts: I was not jumping to any conclusions, says Branson. Branson win puts lottery bosses in dock. Salmon, chilled chardonnay and then the bribe bombshell
Abstracts: The other problem with jobs bought from the Japanese. Don't get too cheerful, Mr Brown. Paying foreign investors to build factories here doesn't make sense
Abstracts: Checkout time at the e-market store. SAP, where quality control pays off. Permies are the industry's poor relations
Abstracts: Because I'm worth it. Walking tall, talking loud. Don't worry, she might grow out of it
Abstracts: The case for international rescue packages. Are we repeating errors of 1987-88? Call the central bank fire brigade
Abstracts: An open letter from Polly Toynbee to Fay Weldon.... Polly Toynbee: the truth about BBC bias. A day but not an era for women
Abstracts: City voices fury at collapse of Glaxo merger. Glaxo and SmithKline Beecham face drugs sell-off to seal 100bn pounds sterling mega-merger
Abstracts: Thinking of an MBA? Start reading here. Switch on - and you're in business. Study abroad - if you want a global career
Abstracts: Back to the future. Will 'leisure parks' succeed in towns? So exactly what is an FEC?
Abstracts: Corporate partnering: the increasing applicability of Subchapter K in a Subchapter C world. Distributive shares and the varying interests rule: planning ideas and opening issues
Abstracts: Blind faith. Dollars and sense. Crossed lines
Abstracts: Perils in property. No one's immune. Scant shelter
Abstracts: French connection fashions top spot for Morgan Stanley. Swiss role halts US avalanche. Salomon stops playing liars' poker
Abstracts: Oiling the buyout engine. The magic circle closes in. Break for the border
Abstracts: Poland: going digital. Czech Republic: Economic woes. Czech Republic: investors catch 'fourth'wave
Abstracts: Profile Bruce Buck. PAI tops CVC's perfect package. Care to join the party?
Abstracts: Changing lifestyles. Dutch courage. TWI branches out
Abstracts: Funds for all the family. Investors must be choosers. Cashing in on Pep allowances
Abstracts: From here to prosperity. Four pillars look shaky. (Australian government policy of prevening mergers among four major banks)
Abstracts: God's man in Havana: Pope John Paul II will carry his crusade to Cuba. A Pope's epic journey
Abstracts: Revisiting the glory days: if Pat Rafter can pull off the Australian Open, we may see a resurgence of his brand of old-style flamboyant tennis
Abstracts: Look before you launch. Roads to recovery: destined to serve. Lost & found in Yonkers
Abstracts: THE YEAR THAT WAS WHAT IT MEANS FOR 1999. Lessons from the school of hard knocks. Ethics & the CEO
Abstracts: Wrongful arrest. Points for observation. Not just a put-up job
Abstracts: Trading up. College stories. World bank
Abstracts: Cathedrals of commuting revolutionise the old Tube. Light at the start of the tunnel. London - the city that never moves
Abstracts: On piste or on poster, skiing is expensive. Film posters hit the big time. Learn to love a duck
Abstracts: Clinton defiant as accusations pour in. 'The cover story,' Monica Lewinsky told her friend, 'is what I signed up for when I signed up for the relationship' But according to the special prosecutor, it was all on tape. Can anything now save the man she called 'the big he'?
Abstracts: It's not the sex. It's the lies, and the tapes. 'I think you go too far in trying to criminalise my private life.' (edited text of President Bill Clinton's testimony to grand jury about relationship with Monica Lewinsky)
Abstracts: It's not the sex. It's the lies, and the tapes. She may be a tough cookie, but I don't have to stand by her man
Abstracts: When the personal becomes all too political, I tune out. What can our DNA tell us about sex in the Oval Office?
Abstracts: 'Martial arts movies are in my blood.'. Faking it for the cameras. You got the balls, you got the job
Abstracts: Lester Bowie. Freddy Randall. Johnny Coles
Abstracts: Obsessively independent, Yahoo is the Web's Switzerland; cutthroat battles are ahead, threatening a stoic resolve
Abstracts: Driven to defection; fed up with insurers' auditors, defense lawyers go to work for plaintiffs. Five more leave Graham & James; the group defection follows a year of declining profits and the departures of other key partners
Abstracts: Microsoft is still in the crosshairs; threat of rare state AGs' suit is especially worrisome. Antitrust laws can hit high-tech targets, too
Abstracts: The future is now. Personal Computers: Buy New Or Modify? A cutting edge for small stores
Abstracts: AOL, Netscape consider online alliance. Seller beware; consumers aren't the only ones who risk being swindled online
Abstracts: Sequential activation of ICE-like and CPP32-like proteases during fas-mediated apoptosis. A caspase-activated DNase that degrades DNA durig apoptosis, and its inhibitor ICAD
Abstracts: Terror in the White House as Bill's friends turn against him. Hotel date led to Lewinsky's worst nightmare
Abstracts: All the Presidents' lies. Clinton's aphrodisiac soap opera. What can our DNA tell us about sex in the Oval Office?
Abstracts: I delivered my speech - and a shower of saliva in their laps. 'My life was a voyage with Dr Who. Then the Tardis turned to cardboard.' (playwright Mark Ravenhill tells of obsession with television series 'Dr Who')(Revelations)
Abstracts: The links that will revolutionise PCs. The clock is ticking, minister. A new era of communication that benefits all
Abstracts: How to find the best travelling companion. 3Com's new weapon in the battle for a big little market. 1998: The rise of the new dictator?
Abstracts: Serious software for schools with savvy. The Flash of inspiration. Money for nothing
Abstracts: Cookies that tell the world your fortune. Small but perfectly informed. With microtransactions, every little helps
Abstracts: Let the Royals join the queue for 'Britannia II.' (mixed views on plans for new royal yacht)(Column) When cool Britannia meets hard-headed economics
Abstracts: Mergers will aid progress and profits. Banks and small firms call a truce. Offshore centres still cloaked in mystery
Abstracts: Prescott wins fight for green tax on cars. Why the Treasury should win the battle for the Underground. No road ahead for 78 traffic schemes
Abstracts: Lewinsky's character under spotlight as ex-lover tells of sex 'obsession.' (mixed views on character of Monica Lewinsky, who alleges affair with President Bill Clinton) part 2
Abstracts: Poaching on the increase as fight for funds begins. Counting the cost of qualification. How to study without losing your pay cheque
Abstracts: Being your own Master. This MBA could run and run. Middle England harnesses postgrad power
Abstracts: Adverts tempt and taunt old comrades. Reprieved from Russia's death row. Murder in the ranks: soldiers killed by their own comrades
Abstracts: Clash of views on global economy kicks off world forum. Why the City should fear the single currency. Dealing with extremes of market behaviour
Abstracts: The Kiwis are coming. The eccentric Great Uncle of film. Here we are now, entertain us
Abstracts: The moral maison. The cost of cut-price mortgages. Making a mortgage a flexible friend
Abstracts: Think before you test. The price of protection against terrorist damage. A change in policy on HIV risk
Abstracts: Discreet Logic Lightscape 3.1 (3D animation software) (Software Review)(Evaluation) Dynamic and interactive Web servers
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