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Articles in August 2006 issue of Australian Doctor
- In my experience.
by Zetler, Ivor - More take up insurance.(Brief article)
- Risky life at the cutting edge of medicine.
by Leavesley, Jim - A helping hand.(patients with mental health problems to general practitioners)
- Feminisation not only cause of fall in consults.
- Small doses.
- Vitamin D and calcium supplementation.
- 25 years of AIDS: epidemic unabated.
- Universal hep A vaccination mooted.
- Changes urged in foster children care.
- Patient rebates at the swipe of a card.
- Skin exam described as robust.
- A mix of mean times -- Jack and the meridian.
by Smith, Paul - Call for mifepristone to reduce abortion delays.
- Listen to male voices.
- Matisse in b&w.(Matisse The Master: A Life of Henri Matisse: The Conquest of Colour: 1909-1954)(Brief article)(Book review)
- Thrombin test clue to embolism risk.(Brief article)
by Jenkins, Rebecca - Wider role for PSR.(professional services review)(medical professional standards)(Brief article)
- Food for thought.(lunch)
by Nogrady, Bianca - GP work a shot in the arm for vax virtuoso.(Brief article)
by McNamara, Sophie - More at risk from asbestos.
- Empiricus: our clinical journal commentator.
- Dr Jon's Top 10 ...
- Forget insulin resistance: experts.
- Code worth embracing.
- Acromegaly.
- All stroke patients needs BP drugs.
- Call to provide rotavirus vax for Indigenous infants.
- Early periods linked to conduct disorder.(usage of nonsteroidal anti inflammatory drugs)
by Carter, Helen - Chock-full of pleasure.(cacao)
by Savill, Joanna - Travel fever linked to destination.
- No place for fee-for-service in future health system.
- Relationship revealed via small screen.(Brief article)
- Higher complication risk after miscarriage history.(health aspects)(Brief article)
by McCredie, Jane - Finding the art of medicine.(humanity and medical practice)
by Ferguson, Heather - In my experience.(medical practice)
by Fine, Hilary - Credit where it's due.
by Whittaker, Noel - Cancer warning as Australians ignore risks.
- Escape from a war zone.
- Rod for your own back.
- NPS to provide information on complementary therapies.
- In brief.
- Chronic care without need to travel.
- In brief.
- The big screen.
- Never say retire.(baby boom generation)
by Mackee, Nicole - Degrading lyrics prompt sexual risks.(Brief article)
by Babbington, Gabrielle - Empiricus: our clinical journal commentator.
- Second-hand savings.
- Quality worth pushing.
- Rural-urban split a sad legacy.
by Sahari, Shahiron - Free time is worth a free lunch.(patient care)
- Get to know the local fare.
by Marshall., Andrew - On the road to injury.(Injuries likely result in death)
by Zwar, Nizk - Get The Picture On tour sporting a wig and the news.(Brief article)
- Bowel screen testing begins.
- Early action crucial to beat arthritis.
- In brief.(infanrix immunisation awards)(Virtual Medical Centre lauches a new website)(drug use for depression by female sex workers)
- Risk of MI similar for all NSAIDS: study.
- GP exonerated in pancytopenia case.
- Young doctors' work-shy image unfair: GPET head.
- HPV vax program will be cost-effective.
- 'No' to antibiotics in purulent rhinitis.
- Pathology clampdown warning.(Brief article)
by Ferguson, Heather - Only well read should book place in medicine.(Brief article)
by Smith, Paul - Good morning in the mountains.(services of Dr Ahad Khan)(Brief article)
- AMA top lobbyists.
- Experience worth bottling.
- 'Too risky' to rely on patients' smartcard info.(Brief article)
by Hayes, Tara - Empiricus: Our clinical journal commentator.(positive affect helps recovery)(therapies for infants)(intake of Omega 3 Fatty acids)
by Empiricus - Journals rely on researcher honesty.
by Jenkins, Rebecca - If it's fornication, try to keep it clean.
by Whitten, David - Miracle workers.
- Bayer forced to pull Levitra offer.
- Rare STI reported in NSW gay men.
- Terbinafine link to dyscrasias.
- Patients dying to be seen.
- Cruising as an art form.
- Child abuse going unreported by GPs.
- Asthma plan red tape to be reduced.