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Seasonal variation in coronary heart disease in Scotland by Douglas, A S, Dunnigan, M G, Allan, T M, Rawles, J M

“…STUDY OBJECTIVE--Seasonality of coronary heart disease (CHD) was examined to determine whether fatal and non-fatal disease have the same annual rhythm…”
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The Private Finance Initiative: Planning the "New" NHS: Downsizing for the 21st Century by Pollock, Allyson M., Dunnigan, Matthew G., Gaffney, Declan, Price, David, Shaoul, Jean

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Downsizing of acute inpatient beds associated with private finance initiative: Scotland's case study by Dunnigan, Matthew G, Pollock, Allyson M

“…Abstract Objectives: To evaluate whether the projected 24% reduction in acute bed numbers in Lothian hospitals, which formed part of the private finance…”
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Beds in the NHS: The National Bed Inquiry Exposes Contradictions in Government Policy by Pollock, A. M., Dunnigan, M. G.

“…A flu epidemic in Jan 2000 put the inadequacies of the NHS on the front page of most newspapers in the UK. The chronic underfunding of the NHS has been a…”
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Unexplained swelling symptoms in women (idiopathic oedema) comprise one component of a common polysymptomatic syndrome by Dunnigan, M.G., Henderson, J.B., Hole, D., Pelosi, A.J.

“…Background: Non-menstrually-related swelling symptoms (idiopathic oedema) are common in women. The community prevalence of such symptoms, their association…”
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Nutritional support for patients with intellectual disability and nutrition/dysphagia disorders in community care by Kennedy, M., McCombie, L., Dawes, P., McConnell, K. N., Dunnigan, M. G.

“…Patients with intellectual disability and neurological handicaps associated with swallowing difficulties are vulnerable to dehydration and undernutrition. Some…”
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Familial partial lipodystrophy: two types of an X linked dominant syndrome, lethal in the hemizygous state by Köbberling, J, Dunnigan, M G

“…Familial lipodystrophy (referred to in publications as the Köbberling-Dunnigan syndrome) comprises at least two clinical phenotypes which are consistent within…”
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The problem with cholesterol by Dunnigan, M G

“…The problems with cholesterol lowering interventions are discussed in an editorial. Lowering the cholesterol concentration reduces the prevalence of myocardial…”
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Thyroid function in idiopathic oedema by Czapla, K, Farish, E, Haynes, E C, Henderson, J B, Pelosi, A J, Dunnigan, M G

“…The role of abnormal thyroid function in the aetiology of idiopathic oedema is unclear. Previous studies of small samples of patients have suggested a high…”
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Trends in NHS expenditure by Dunnigan, Matthew G

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Prevention of coronary heart disease in Scotland by Dunnigan, M G

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Beds in the NHS by Pollock, A M, Dunnigan, M G

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Scotland needs a bed inquiry by Dunnigan, Matthew G

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Trends in NHS expenditure by Dunnigan, M G

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Serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D and colon cancer by Dunnigan, M G, Henderson, J B, Hole, D

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Should clofibrate still be prescribed? by Dunnigan, M. G.

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Prevention of rickets in Asian children: assessment of the Glasgow campaign by Dunnigan, M G, Glekin, B M, Henderson, J B, McIntosh, W B, Sumner, D, Sutherland, G R

“…In March 1979 the Greater Glasgow Health Board launched a campaign to reduce the high prevalence of rickets in Asian children in the city. A precampaign survey…”
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An epidemiological model of privational rickets and osteomalacia by Dunnigan, Matthew G., Henderson, Janet B.

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Changes in the incidence of acute appendicitis in Glasgow Asian and white children between 1971 and 1985 by Matheson, L M, Henderson, J B, Hole, D, Dunnigan, M G

“…Between 1971 and 1985 there was a significant rise in the annual hospital discharge rate for acute appendicitis in Glasgow Asian boys aged 10-19.9 years. A…”
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Policy for prevention of Asian rickets in Britain: a preliminary assessment of the Glasgow rickets campaign by Dunnigan, M G, McIntosh, W B, Sutherland, G R, Gardee, R, Glekin, B, Ford, J A, Robertson, I

“…Evidence of continuing hospital admissions of patients with Asian rickets and osteomalacia led to a further attempt to provide more effective preventive…”
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