so prevalent in our society and regrettably in our own profession.As a recovering alcoholic, with only just over one year's sobriety, I feel that I am in a position to stress the great help I have received from Alcoholics Anonymous.Only by regular attendances and by following their programme have I been able to control this disease up to today.Anyone who feels that they may have a drink problem are welcomed at their local meetings, and may come and go as they please, and surname anonymity is a top priority.The nearest meeting for your patient can be had from the Central Office in London by phoning 01-352 9779.Doctors and dentists with a drink/drug problem may also find help and encourage- ment by attending the monthly meetings of the British Doctors' and Dentists' Group.This is an independent group that has regular meetings in Northern Ireland, Glasgow, Durham, Manchester, Bristol, Petersfield (Hants), and London.Many recovering doctors and dentists attend these meetings as well as Alcoholics Anonymous meetings.The Doctors' Group may be contacted through the Medical Council on Alcoholism, telephone 01- 235 4182.All inquiries will be dealt with in the strictest confidence.A doctor member of Alcoholics Anonymous Assessment of iron stores in inflammation by assay of serum ferritin concentrations
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