B. Charlton

B. Charlton, 1996, Epidemiologie, mikrobiologie, imunologie : casopis Spolecnosti pro epidemiologii a mikrobiologii Ceske lekarske spolecnosti J.E. Purkyne.

Social deprivation and health. Wealth redistribution has its price.

B. Charlton, 1993, BMJ.

Seven year units in science: general lessons from the personal experience of working on adrenal cortex innervation and cortisol secretion

B. Charlton, 2016 .

Noradrenergic innervation of the human adrenal cortex as revealed by dopamine-beta-hydroxylase immunohistochemistry.

D. Neal, B. Charlton, J. Mcgadey, 1992, Journal of anatomy.

A preliminary studyofacetylcholinesterase-positive innervation inthehumanadrenal cortex

D. Neal, B. Charlton, F. Nkomazana, 1991 .

The Audit Society: Rituals of Verification by Michael Power. Oxford University Press, Oxford, 1997. £19.99 hbk, 183 pp. ISBN 0‐19‐828947‐2

B. Charlton, 1998 .

Statistical Malpractice

B. Charlton, 1996, Journal of the Royal College of Physicians of London.

Public health versus personal health.

B. Charlton, 1993, Public health.

A model for self-treatment of four sub-types of symptomatic 'depression' using non-prescription agents: neuroticism (anxiety and emotional instability); malaise (fatigue and painful symptoms); demotivation (anhedonia) and seasonal affective disorder 'SAD'.

B. Charlton, 2009, Medical hypotheses.

CORTICOTROPIN-RELEASING FACTOR IN PLASMA OF DEPRESSED PATIENTS AND CONTROLS

I. Ferrier, B. Charlton, A. Leake, 1986, The Lancet.

A teleological metaphysics for biology: Hierarchical, purposive, conscious, governing entities direct evolutionary processes.

B. Charlton, 2016 .

What is the Ultimate Cause of Socio-Economic Inequalities in Health? An Explanation in Terms of Evolutionary Psychology

B. Charlton, 1996, Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine.

Self-Aware Software - Will It Become a Reality?

Péter András, Bruce G Charlton, P. András, 2005, Self-star Properties in Complex Information Systems.

Clever sillies: why high IQ people tend to be deficient in common sense.

B. Charlton, 2009, Medical hypotheses.

The future of clinical research: from megatrials towards methodological rigour and representative sampling.

B. Charlton, B G Charlton, 1996, Journal of evaluation in clinical practice.

Health promotion priorities for general practice: constructing and using “indicative prevalences”

B. Charlton, G. Rye, N. Calvert, 1994, BMJ.

Healthy cities: a modern problem or a post-modern solution

B. Charlton, M. Kelly, J. Davies, 1997 .

Cognitive Neuropsychiatry and the Future of Diagnosis: a ‘PC’ Model of the Mind

B. Charlton, 1995, British Journal of Psychiatry.

The future of 'pure' medical science: the need for a new specialist professional research system.

Peter Andras, P. András, B. Charlton, 2005, Medical hypotheses.

Medical research funding may have over-expanded and be due for collapse.

P. András, B. Charlton, B G Charlton, 2005, QJM : monthly journal of the Association of Physicians.

Conflicts of interest in medical science: peer usage, peer review and 'CoI consultancy'.

B. Charlton, Bruce G Charlton, 2004, Medical hypotheses.

Five futures for academic medicine

B. Charlton, 2005, BMJ : British Medical Journal.

Lectures are such an effective teaching method because they exploit evolved human psychology to improve learning.

B. Charlton, Bruce G Charlton, 2006, Medical hypotheses.

The Elite Brain Drain

Andrew J. Oswald, Bruce G. Charlton, A. Oswald, 2009, SSRN Electronic Journal.

A book of ideas collected from Medical Hypotheses: Death can be cured by Roger Dobson.

B. Charlton, 2008, Medical hypotheses.

Mega-Trials: Methodological Issues and Clinical Implications

B. Charlton, B G Charlton, 1995, Journal of the Royal College of Physicians of London.

Living on the margin: a salutogenic model for socio-economic differentials in health.

M. White, B. Charlton, B G Charlton, 1995, Public health.

Health promotion: time for a new philosophy?

B. Charlton, M. Kelly, 1992, The British journal of general practice : the journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners.

Philosophy of Medicine: Alternative or Scientific

B. Charlton, 1992, Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine.

Is inequality bad for the national health?

B. Charlton, BruceG. Charlton, 1994, The Lancet.

Theory of mind and the delusional disorders.

B. Charlton, H. Mcclelland, 1999, The Journal of nervous and mental disease.

A History of Surgery

Bruce G. Charlton, B. Charlton, Sanjay A Pai, 2001, BMJ : British Medical Journal.

Service implications of the Calman report.

B. Charlton, 1993, BMJ.

The Making of a Doctor: Medical Education in Theory and Practice

B. Charlton, R. Downie, 1992 .

Faults, errors and failures in communications: a systems theory perspective on organisational structure

Peter Andras, Bruce G. Charlton, P. András, 2006 .

Is Immortality a Possibility?: A Thought Experiment Concerning the Inevitability of Senescence Due to Endogenous Parasitism

B. Charlton, 2015, Perspectives in biology and medicine.

Practical reform of preclinical education: core curriculum and science projects.

B. Charlton, 1991, Medical teacher.

Alienation, recovered animism and altered states of consciousness.

B. Charlton, 2007, Medical hypotheses.

Science is fundamentally self-regulated by the integrity of individual scientists: therefore young scientists must develop their personal qualities, as well as learning their subject

B. Charlton, 2016 .

Reflections on a scientific paper of 1926 by the medical 'Inkling' Robert Emlyn 'Humphrey' Havard (1901-1985).

B. Charlton, 2009, Medical Hypotheses.

The vital role of transcendental truth in science.

B. Charlton, 2009, Medical hypotheses.

The malaise theory of depression: major depressive disorder is sickness behavior and antidepressants are analgesic.

B. Charlton, 2000, Medical hypotheses.

Globalization in science education: an inevitable and beneficial trend.

P. András, B. Charlton, 2006, Medical hypotheses.

Delirium and psychotic symptoms--an integrative model.

B. Charlton, J. L. Kavanau, J. Kavanau, 2002, Medical hypotheses.

The 'anti-delirium' theory of electroconvulsive therapy action.

B. Charlton, 1999, Medical hypotheses.

Fundamental deficiencies in the megatrial methodology

B. Charlton, 2001, Current controlled trials in cardiovascular medicine.

Lunacy, insanity, and the purpose of psychiatry

B. Charlton, 1990 .

Evolution of Empathizing and Systemizing: Empathizing as an aspect of social intelligence, systemizing as an evolutionarily later consequence of economic specialization

B. Charlton, P. Rosenkranz, 2016 .

Modernizing UK health services: 'short-sharp-shock' reform, the NHS subsistence economy, and the spectre of health care famine.

Peter Andras, P. András, B. Charlton, 2005, Journal of evaluation in clinical practice.

What Is Management and What Do Managers Do? A Systems Theory Account

P. András, B. Charlton, 2003 .

Psychological neoteny and higher education: associations with delayed parenthood.

B. Charlton, 2007, Medical hypotheses.

Why are modern scientists so dull? How science selects for perseverance and sociability at the expense of intelligence and creativity.

B. Charlton, Bruce G Charlton, 2009, Medical hypotheses.

The Zombie science of evidence-based medicine: a personal retrospective. A commentary on Djulbegovic, B., Guyatt, G. H. & Ashcroft, R. E. (2009). Cancer Control, 16, 158-168.

B. Charlton, 2009, Journal of evaluation in clinical practice.

Why are women so intelligent? The effect of maternal IQ on childhood mortality may be a relevant evolutionary factor.

B. Charlton, 2010, Medical hypotheses.

Sex ratios in the most-selective elite US undergraduate colleges and universities are consistent with the hypothesis that modern educational systems increasingly select for conscientious personality compared with intelligence.

B. Charlton, 2009, Medical hypotheses.

The Sleep Elaboration-Awake Pruning (SEAP) theory of memory: long term memories grow in complexity during sleep and undergo selection while awake. Clinical, psychopharmacological and creative implications.

P. András, B. Charlton, 2009, Medical hypotheses.

The cancer of bureaucracy: how it will destroy science, medicine, education; and eventually everything else.

B. Charlton, 2010, Medical hypotheses.

Peer usage versus peer review

Bruce G. Charlton, B. Charlton, 2007, BMJ : British Medical Journal.

Medical Hypotheses 2006 impact factor rises to 1.3--a vindication of the 'editorial review' system for revolutionary science.

B. Charlton, 2007, Medical hypotheses.

Phenomenology of panic attacks reflects human evolutionary history of separation anxiety.

B. Charlton, S. Matthews, 2000, Irish medical journal.

125I-vasoactive intestinal peptide binding in human kidney.

D. Neal, N. Simmons, B. Charlton, 1991, Mineral and electrolyte metabolism.

Plagiarism of online material may be proven using the Internet Archive Wayback Machine (archive.org).

B. Charlton, David Pearce, 2009, Medical hypotheses.

“Theory of mind”, persecutory delusions and the somatic marker mechanism

B. Charlton, R. Blennerhassett, F. Walston, 2000 .

Mega-prizes in medicine: big cash awards may stimulate useful and rapid therapeutic innovation.

B. Charlton, 2007, Medical hypotheses.

The scope and nature of epidemiology.

B. Charlton, 1996, Journal of clinical epidemiology.

Medical practice and the double-blind, randomized controlled trial.

B. Charlton, 1991, The British journal of general practice : the journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners.

Treating unhappiness – society needs palliative psychopharmacology

K. McKenzie, B. Charlton, 2004, British Journal of Psychiatry.

Scientific discovery, peak experiences and the Col-oh-nell Flastratus! phenomenon.

B. Charlton, 2007, Medical hypotheses.

A new science of health: salutology and the evolutionary perspective.

B. Charlton, 1996, QJM : monthly journal of the Association of Physicians.

Self-management of psychiatric symptoms using over-the-counter (OTC) psychopharmacology: the S-DTM therapeutic model--Self-diagnosis, self-treatment, self-monitoring.

B. Charlton, 2005, Medical hypotheses.

Science school and culture school: improving the efficiency of high school science teaching in a system of mass science education.

B. Charlton, 2006, Medical hypotheses.

Crick's gossip test and Watson's boredom principle: A pseudo-mathematical analysis of effort in scientific research.

B. Charlton, Bruce G Charlton, 2008, Medical hypotheses.

First a hero of science and now a martyr to science: the James Watson Affair - political correctness crushes free scientific communication.

B. Charlton, 2008, Medical hypotheses.

The rise of the boy-genius: psychological neoteny, science and modern life.

B. Charlton, Bruce G Charlton, 2006, Medical hypotheses.

The last genius? -- reflections on the death of Francis Crick.

B. Charlton, 2004, Medical hypotheses.

Diazepam with your dinner, Sir? The lifestyle drug-substitution strategy: a radical alcohol policy.

B. Charlton, 2005, QJM : monthly journal of the Association of Physicians.

Why there should be more science Nobel prizes and laureates - And why proportionate credit should be awarded to institutions.

Bruce G Charlton, B. Charlton, 2007, Medical hypotheses.

Invisible colleges, private patronage and commercial profits versus public goods, government funding and 'crowding-out': Terence Kealey on the motivations and incentives driving science.

B. Charlton, 2009, Medical hypotheses.

Postmortem Investigation of Serotonergic and Peptidergic Hypotheses of Affective Illness

I. Ferrier, I. McKeith, E. Marshall, 1989 .

Figureheads, ghost-writers and pseudonymous quant bloggers: the recent evolution of authorship in science publishing.

B. Charlton, 2008, Medical hypotheses.

Senescence, Cancer and 'Endogenous Parasites': A Salutogenic Hypothesis

B. Charlton, Charlton Bg, 1996, Journal of the Royal College of Physicians of London.

Pioneering studies of IQ by G.H. Thomson and J.F. Duff--an example of established knowledge subsequently 'hidden in plain sight'.

B. Charlton, 2008, Medical hypotheses.

Democratic deficit and communication hyper-inflation in health care systems.

B. Charlton, Péter András, 2002, Journal of evaluation in clinical practice.