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Articles in Oct, 2001 issue of Journal of Family Practice

• Antibiotic Use in Acute Respiratory Infections and the Ways Patients Pressure Physicians for a Prescription
  by John G. Scott
• Does the manner in which information about prostate-specific antigen testing is presented affect screening rates? - PSA
  by Andrew R. Lockman
• What are the indications for treatment with angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors in patients with diabetes? - ACE
  by Lucy W. Loomis
• Patient Care Staffing Patterns and Roles in Community-Based Family Practices
  by Virginia Aita
• A Framework for Understanding Visits by Frequent Attenders in Family Practice
  by Douglas R. Smucker
• Do patients prefer transdermal fentanyl or sustained-release oral morphine for treatment of chronic non-cancer pain?
  by Amanda J. Heidemann
• Can regular intake of either cranberry juice or a drink containing Lactobacillus bacteria prevent urinary tract infection recurrence in women after an initial episode? - UTI
  by Daniel J. Triezenberg
• The Effect of Families on the Process of Outpatient Visits in Family Practice
  by Deborah S. Main
• What is the value of screening for heart disease with an exercise stress test in an asymptomatic person? - EST
  by Mark A. Zamorski
• Are NSAIDs more effective than acetaminophen in patients with osteoarthritis?
  by David Blandino
• TO our READERS
  by Mark H. Ebell
• Tailoring Tobacco Counseling to the Competing Demands in the Clinical Encounter
  by Carlos Roberto Jaen
• Poems Spark Discussion - Letter to the Editor
• Can antibiotic prophylaxis within 72 hours of a tick bite prevent Lyme disease?
  by Dan Merenstein
• Understanding Practice from the Ground Up
  by Benjamin F. Crabtree
• What is the best diagnostic approach to postmenopausal vaginal bleeding in women taking hormone replacement therapy?
  by J. William Kerns
• Do third-generation oral contraceptives increase the risk of venous thrombosis? - OCs
  by Aaron V. Sapp
• Does adding estrogen to the hormone-free days of an oral contraceptive cycle reduce menopausal symptoms in perimenopausal OC users? - OC
  by Thomas E. Bielanski
• Technician, Friend, Detective, and Healer: Family Physicians' Responses to Emotional Distress
  by W. David Robinson
• Medicine and Baseball at 30
  by John D. Sutton
• What is the best pharmacologic approach to managing moderate to severe heartburn?
  by Sarah T. Melton
• Practice Jazz: Understanding Variation in Family Practices Using Complexity Science
  by William Miller, L.