The Lancet: October 26, 2007

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The Lancet: October 26, 2007

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Oct 26, 2007

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Editor Rhona MacDonald discusses The Lancet's contribution to the Council of Science Editor's global poverty theme issue and interviews Daniel Altman, the lead author of a paper which shows that hysterectomy increases the risk of stress-urinary-incontenence surgery.

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Oct 26, 2007

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Our Editors and the journal’s authors explore their research and its impact on people’s health, health care, and health policy in this regular podcast.

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The Lancet: October 26, 2007

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