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Articles in Nov, 2004 issue of Journal of Family Practice

• Do automated external defibrillators save lives?
• Nondaily hormonal contraceptives: establishing a fit between product characteristics and patient preferences
  by Jeffrey P. Levine
• Pearly penile lesions
  by Richard P. Usatine
• Is nedocromil effective in preventing asthmatic attacks in patients with asthma?
  by Tim Dudley
• Fever, weightbearing, sedimentation rate best for diagnosing hip infection
  by M.S. Kocher
• For knee pain, how predictive is physical examination for meniscal injury?
  by Mark R. Ellis
• How I became a drug "smuggler"
• Metformin in type 2 diabetes
  by Gary N. Fox
• Second x-ray reading not always necessary
  by Smith P.D.
• How effective is gastric bypass for weight loss?
  by Gina Everson
• Abnormal vaginal discharge: what does and does not work in treating underlying causes
  by Linda French
• Estimating mortality reduction by comparing survival curves
  by Mary K. Nordling
• Omeprazole 20 mg equal to 40 mg for primary care acid-related dyspepsia
  by V. Meineche-Schmidt
• Do steroid injections help with osteoarthritis of the knee?
  by Luis C. Palacios
• Influenza vaccine: new recommendations for infants and children aged 6 to 23 months
  by Doug Campos-Outcalt
• Does acyclovir help herpes simplex virus cold sores if treatment is delayed?
  by Wendy S. Madigosky
• Steroid is effective for vestibular neuritis, valacyclovir is not
  by M. Strupp
• How should we diagnose and treat obstructive sleep apnea?
  by Keith B. Holten
• Consider colonoscopy for young patients with hematochezia
  by Robert F. Wong
• How should thyroid replacement be initiated?
  by Suzanne E. Landis