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Dtsch Arztebl Int 2008; 105(23)

06 June 2008

Editorial

The Will to Live Instead of Euthanasia: Neurodegenerative Diseases As Seen by the Sufferers Themselves

Förstl, H

Original article

Depression and Quality of Life in Patients With Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis

Lulé, D; Häcker, S; Ludolph, A; Birbaumer, N; Kübler, A

Editorial

The Paradoxes of Body Weight

Hebebrand, J

Original article

Perceived or True Obesity: Which Causes More Suffering in Adolescents?

Kurth, B; Ellert, U

Review article

The Children of Mentally Ill Parents

Mattejat, F; Remschmidt, H

Correspondence

Benefit and Risk of Mammography Screening – Considerations from an Epidemiological Viewpoint: Inaccurate Estimation of Everyday Risks

Beise, R

Correspondence

Benefit and Risk of Mammography Screening – Considerations from an Epidemiological Viewpoint: Overestimation of Reduction in Mortality

Weymayr, C

Correspondence

Benefit and Risk of Mammography Screening – Considerations from an Epidemiological Viewpoint: Judgement and Decision Processes

Klemperer, D

Correspondence

Benefit and Risk of Mammography Screening – Considerations from an Epidemiological Viewpoint: Shared Decision-Making

Abholz, H

Correspondence

Benefit and Risk of Mammography Screening – Considerations from an Epidemiological Viewpoint: Discussing the Benefit-Harm Debate

Jöckel, K; Stang, A

Correspondence

Benefit and Risk of Mammography Screening – Considerations from an Epidemiological Viewpoint: Stage-Dependent Lethality

Schwartz, F W

Correspondence

Benefit and Risk of Mammography Screening – Considerations from an Epidemiological Viewpoint: Randomized Controlled Trials Are Needed

Mühlhauser, I

Correspondence

Benefit and Risk of Mammography Screening – Considerations from an Epidemiological Viewpoint: In Reply