Sport and exercise medicine: a hot topic thanks to the Olympics. by Nunan, D

Development of a sports specific aerobic capacity test for karate - a pilot study. by Nunan, D

Doctors should be able to prescribe exercise like a drug by Nunan, D

Childhood obesity is associated with higher incidence of paediatric onset asthma by Williams, V, Nunan, D

Higher participation in physical activity is associated with less use of inpatient mental health services: A cross-sectional study by Korge, J, Nunan, D

Discrepancies in meta-analyses answering the same clinical question were hard to explain: a meta-epidemiological study by Hacke, C, Nunan, D

Revisiting the diet-heart hypothesis: critical appraisal of the Minnesota Coronary Experiment. by Beinortas, T, Mahtani, K, Nunan, D

Critical appraisal of qualitative research: necessity, partialities and the issue of bias by Williams, V, Boylan, A, Nunan, D

Device-guided breathing exercises in the control of human blood pressure: systematic review and meta-analysis. by Mahtani, K, Nunan, D, Heneghan, C

Qualitative research as evidence: expanding the paradigm for evidence-based healthcare by Williams, V, Boylan, A, Nunan, D

Do exercise trials for hypertension adequately report interventions? A reporting quality study by Hacke, C, Nunan, D, Weisser, B

Catalogue of bias: Attrition bias by Nunan, D, Aronson, J, Bankhead, C

Catalogue of bias: allocation bias by Nunan, D, Heneghan, C, Spencer, E

A quantitative systematic review of normal values for short-term heart rate variability in healthy adults. by Nunan, D, Sandercock, G, Brodie, D

Cochrane corner: vitamin K for improved anticoagulation control in patients receiving warfarin by Mahtani, K, Nunan, D, Heneghan, C

Performance of pulse wave velocity measured using a brachial cuff in a community setting. by Nunan, D, Fleming, S, Hametner, B, Wassertheurer, S

Device-Guided Breathing for Hypertension: a Summary Evidence Review by Mahtani, K, Beinortas, T, Bauza, K, Nunan, D

To the editor by Nunan, D, Howatson, G, Van Someren, K

Exercise-induced muscle damage is not attenuated by beta-hydroxy-beta-methylbutyrate and alpha-ketoisocaproic acid supplementation. by Nunan, D, Howatson, G, van Someren, K

EXERCISE-INDUCED MUSCLE DAMAGE IS NOT ATTENUATED BY MAXIMUSCLE beta-HYDROXY-beta-METHYLBUTYRATE-1000 (TM) SUPPLEMENTATION by Nunan, D, Howatson, G, van Someren, K