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Those of you that read your emails, are eagle eyed, obsessive surfers or just plain interested will have noted a major new link on the front page of the EMJ website. With the help of BMJ Learning we have entered the realm of on-line learning and our first interactive session is now up and running. Epistaxis is the first subject to be tackled. Like all BMJ learning interactive sessions this is based on a published paper – in this case the excellent review of the no frills management of bleeding noses by Leong et al, published in this journal in July last year. We are grateful to the authors of the paper who were induced (by promises of fame rather than of money I hasten to add) to put even more work into their subject so that this venture could get up and running. More are in preparation. I
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