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Authors:
Challen, K
Harris, HJ
Harris, R
Modell, B
Ponder, B
Citation: K. Challen et al., Confidential inquiries should be funded in clinical genetics, BR MED J, 322(7293), 2001, pp. 1061-1061
A national register for surveillance of inherited disorders: beta thalassaemia in the United Kingdom
Authors:
Modell, B
Khan, M
Darlison, M
King, A
Layton, M
Old, J
Petrou, M
Varnavides, L
Citation: B. Modell et al., A national register for surveillance of inherited disorders: beta thalassaemia in the United Kingdom, B WHO, 79(11), 2001, pp. 1006-1013
Authors:
Modell, M
Khan, M
Modell, B
Wonke, B
Citation: M. Modell et al., Why do some practices respond to an educational intervention? (vol 50, pg 826, 2000), BR J GEN PR, 50(461), 2000, pp. 1009-1009
Authors:
Modell, M
Khan, M
Modell, B
Wonke, B
Citation: M. Modell et al., Why do some practices respond to an educational intervention?, BR J GEN PR, 50(459), 2000, pp. 826-827
Authors:
Modell, B
Harris, R
Lane, B
Khan, M
Darlison, M
Petrou, M
Old, J
Layton, M
Varnavides, L
Citation: B. Modell et al., Informed choice in genetic screening for thalassaemia during pregnancy: audit from a national confidential inquiry, BR MED J, 320(7231), 2000, pp. 337-341
Authors:
Rajab, AG
Patton, MA
Modell, B
Citation: Ag. Rajab et al., Study of hemoglobinopathies in Oman through a national register, SAUDI MED J, 21(12), 2000, pp. 1168-1172
Authors:
Petrou, M
Modell, B
Shetty, S
Khan, M
Ward, RHT
Citation: M. Petrou et al., Long-term effect of prospective detection of high genetic risk on couples'reproductive life: data for thalassaemia, PRENAT DIAG, 20(6), 2000, pp. 469-474
Authors:
Ahmed, S
Saleem, M
Sultana, N
Raashid, Y
Waqar, A
Anwar, M
Modell, B
Karamat, KA
Petrou, M
Citation: S. Ahmed et al., Prenatal diagnosis of beta-thalassaemia in Pakistan: experience in a Muslim country, PRENAT DIAG, 20(5), 2000, pp. 378-383
Authors:
Old, J
Petrou, M
Varnavides, L
Layton, M
Modell, B
Citation: J. Old et al., Accuracy of prenatal diagnosis for haemoglobin disorders in the UK: 25 years' experience, PRENAT DIAG, 20(12), 2000, pp. 986-991
Authors:
Modell, B
Khan, M
Darlison, M
Citation: B. Modell et al., Survival in beta-thalassaemia major in the UK: data from the UK thalassaemia register, LANCET, 355(9220), 2000, pp. 2051-2052
Authors:
Harris, R
Lane, B
Harris, H
Williamson, P
Dodge, J
Modell, B
Ponder, B
Rodeck, C
Alberman, E
Citation: R. Harris et al., National Confidential Enquiry into counselling for genetic disorders by non-geneticists: general recommendations and specific standards for improvingcare, BR J OBST G, 106(7), 1999, pp. 658-663
Authors:
Gill, PS
Modell, B
Citation: Ps. Gill et B. Modell, Thalassaemia among Asians in Britain - Reply, BR MED J, 318(7187), 1999, pp. 873-873
Authors:
Karnon, J
Zeuner, D
Brown, J
Ades, AE
Wonke, B
Modell, B
Citation: J. Karnon et al., Lifetime treatment costs of beta-thalassaemia major, CLIN LAB H, 21(6), 1999, pp. 377-385
Authors:
Hickman, M
Modell, B
Greengross, P
Chapman, C
Layton, M
Falconer, S
Davies, SC
Citation: M. Hickman et al., Mapping the prevalence of sickle cell and beta thalassaemia in England: estimating and validating ethnic-specific rates, BR J HAEM, 104(4), 1999, pp. 860-867
Authors:
Modell, M
Modell, B
Citation: M. Modell et B. Modell, Reproductive information and advice in primary care, OX GEN PRAC, 43, 1999, pp. 271-289
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