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Articles in Oct, 2002 issue of Journal of Family Practice

• Hair apposition technique is better than suturing scalp lacerations - Patient-Oriented Evidence that Matters - Brief Article
  by Raymond Weick
• Cancer risk assessment from family history: gaps in primary care practice - JFP Online - Abstract
  by Randa D. Sifri
• What is the target for low-density lipoprotein cholesterol in patients with heart disease? - Clinical inquiries: from the family practice inquiries network - Brief Article
  by James J. Stevermer
• Topical steroids more effective than antifungals for chronic paronychia - Patient-Oriented Evidence that Matters - Brief Article
  by Daniel Rosenbaum
• Effectiveness and safety of lidocaine patch 5% - Letter to the Editor
  by Bradley S. Galer
• B-type natriuretic peptide is an accurate predictor of heart failure in the emergency department - Patient-Oriented Evidence that Matters - Brief Article
  by John O'Connor
• Improving influenza vaccination rates in the elderly - JFP Online - Abstract
  by Myriam Birchmeier
• Doctors, wake up! - Advertisement
  by David L. Winn
• DEET is the most effective mosquito repellent - Patient-Oriented Evidence that Matters - Brief Article
  by Katherine L. Margo
• Effectiveness of sibutramine - Letter to the Editor
  by Joseph A. Lieberman, III
• [beta]-Blocker survival benefit outweighs side-effect risks - Patient-Oriented Evidence that Matters
  by Lisa P. Easterling
• Management of the low-grade abnormal Pap smear: what are women's preferences? - Original Research
  by Joy Melnikow
• What are the most effective interventions to reduce childhood obesity? - Clinical inquiries: from the family practice inquiries network - Brief Article
  by John C. Hill
• Do the risks of estrogen plus progestin outweigh the benefits in healthy postmenopausal women? - Patient-Oriented Evidence that Matters - Brief Article
  by Erik J. Lindbloom
• Information about tests for breast cancer: What are we telling people? - Brief Report
  by Emily Croft
• What medications are effective for treating symptoms of premenstrual syndrome ? - PMS - Clinical inquiries: from the family practice inquiries network - Brief Article
  by Jan P. Vleck
• Is a history of trauma associated with a reduced likelihood of cervical cancer screening? - Original Research
  by Melissa Farley
• Snake oil or sound medicine - Letter to the Editor
  by Charles G. Young
• Arthroscopic surgery ineffective for osteoarthritis of the knee - Patient-Oriented Evidence that Matters
  by R. Eugene Bailey
• Do written action plans improve patient outcomes in asthma? An evidence-based analysis - Original Research
  by Frank Lefevre
• Evaluation and treatment of the patient with allergic rhinitis - Applied Evidence
  by Stephen J. Conner
• The time is right to unite - Guest Editorial - Editorial
  by William Wadland
• Corrections - 'What are effective treatments for panic disorder?', in September, 2002 issue - Correction Notice
• Electronic solutions to implementing lipid guidelines
  by Gary N. Fox
• Antioxidants do not prevent heart disease in high-risk individuals - Patient-Oriented Evidence that Matters
  by Kenneth H. Johnson
• Relationships between physician practice style, patient satisfaction, and attributes of primary care - Original Research
  by Susan A. Flocke
• Prevention and treatment of osteoporosis in postmenopausal women - Clinical Update
  by Linda French