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Dr. Tom Chalmers, 1917-1995: the tribulations of a trialist. Interview by Malcolm Maclure
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CMAJ October 01, 1996 155 (7) 986-988;
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CMAJ August 15, 1996 155 (4) 451-456;
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Toxicology: studies in drug safety. Interview by Alex Robinson
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CMAJ December 15, 1994 151 (12) 1722-1725;
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Internal fixation of long bone fractures: concepts, controversies, debates. Interview by Elvira Stahl
H. K. Uhthoff

CMAJ September 15, 1993 149 (6) 837-841;
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Insects and entomologists become police tools in murder investigations. Interview by Anne Tempelman-Kluit
G. Anderson

CMAJ February 15, 1993 148 (4) 601-604;
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Doctors can improve on way they deliver bad news, MD maintains. Interview by Evelyne Michaels
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CMAJ February 15, 1992 146 (4) 564-566;
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Templeton's travels: sniffing out the world's emerging markets
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CMAJ April 15, 1990 142 (8) 873-875;
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The hospital at home: interest in New Brunswick's experiment is growing. Interview by Orvill Adams
G. Ferguson

CMAJ November 15, 1989 141 (10) 1087-1089;
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O'Brien-Bell leaves office with his concerns about two-tier system growing. Interview by Terry Moran
J. O'Brien-Bell

CMAJ August 15, 1989 141 (4) 330;
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Queen's aims to become the little school that could. Interview by David Helwig
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CMAJ January 15, 1989 140 (2) 225-226;

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