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An Olympic challenge: detecting GH abuse

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88	Summer 2008	An Olympic challenge: detecting GH abuse
87	Spring 2008	Is this your ticket to Rio?
86	Winter 2007	Fraud or science?
85	Autumn 2007	Education: Special issue
84	Summer 2007	Retail Therapy?
83	Spring 2007	When famine becomes feast: The rise of obesity
82	Winter 2006	The Endocrine Society: an international perspective
81	Autumn 2006	Paediatric Endocrinology
80	Summer 2006	German World Cup special issue
79	Spring 2006	All in the mind: fat hormones in the brain
78	Winter 2005	HRT: who, when and why?
77	Autumn 2005	Get set for Glasgow: ECE 2006
76	Summer 2005	Life in the wrong body: gender dysphoria
75	Spring 2005	1905 - 2005: Hormones at 100
74	Winter 2004	Drugs in sport
73	Autumn 2004	Oncology: breast cancer and neuroendocrine tumours
72	Summer 2004	Why grandmothers are good for you!
71	Spring 2004	Osteoporosis: A new hope?
70	Winter 2003	Genetics: brave new world?
69	Autumn 2003	Silencing the scaremongers
68	Summer 2003	Clinical Databases: Defeating the disease
67	Spring 2003	Ethics and embryos: Raising the debate
66	Winter 2002	Crossing the pond: The view stateside
65	Autumn 2002	HRT: panacea or Pandora’s box
64	Summer 2002	Medical teaching: The next generation
63	Spring 2002	Hurry to Harrogate
62	Winter 2001/2002	Retro reproduction
61	Autumn 2001	Intellectual property
60	Summer 2001	What price pathology?
59	Spring 2001	Mixing with the media: An endocrinologist's experience
58	Winter 2000/2001	Animals in research
57	Autumn 2000	TSH: Tips from tadpoles
56	Summer 2000	Endocrinology in the new millennium
55	Spring 2000	Surviving in the lab: A medics guide