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Articles in Dec, 2001 issue of Journal of Family Practice

• Is tolterodine or oxybutynin the best for treatment of urge urinary incontinence? - Detrol - Ditropan - POEMs
  by Joe Blonski
• Are fluid-based cytologies superior to the conventional papanicolaou test? A systematic review - Original Research
  by Sandra M. Sulik
• Does losartan slow the progression of renal disease in patients with type 2 diabetes and nephropathy? - Cozaar - POEMs
  by Heather L. Pierce
• What is the best approach to prevention and treatment of osteoporosis? - Clinical Inquiries
• Evaluation and treatment of the patient with acute undifferentiated respiratory tract infection - Applied Evidence
  by John Scott
• Primary care physician supply and colorectal cancer - Original Research
  by Richard G. Roetzheim
• Correction - to 'Antibiotic use in acute respiratory infections and the ways patients pressure physicians for a prescription,' in October, 2001 issue - Correction Notice
• It takes a balanced health care system to get it right - Commentary
  by Larry A. Green
• Do dietary restrictions reduce fecal occult blood testing adherence? - POEMs
  by Caroline R. Richardson
• What are the benefits of treating sleep apnea? - Clinical Inquiries
• The effect of patient and visit characteristics on diagnosis of depression in primary care - JFP Online
  by Jeffrey S. Harman
• After Chanukah - The Art of Medicine
  by Yong Lam
• Unlocking specialists' attitudes toward primary care gatekeepers - Original Research
  by Eduardo Pena-Dolhun
• How common is peripheral arterial disease, and should primary care physicians be screening for it? - POEMs
  by Anne L Mounsey
• Does episiotomy increase perineal laceration length in primiparous women? - POEMs
  by Amy C. Denham
• Diagnosing influenza: the value of clinical clues and laboratory tests - Original Research
  by Terrill D. Hulson
• Does long-term use of sibutramine result in continued weight loss in short-term responders? - Meridia - POEMs
  by J. Herbert Stevenson
• Does tamoxifen prevent breast cancer? - Clinical Inquiries
• Why some cancer patients choose complementary and alternative medicine instead of conventional treatment - JFP Online
  by Dianne M. Shumay
• Dr Nease responded as follows - Letters to the Editor.to response on paper on depression treatment in this issue - Letter to the Editor
  by Donald E. Nease, Jr.
• In low to moderate risk patients with chest pain, is a 6-hour protocol able to accurately rule out acute myocardial infarction ? - AMI - POEMs
  by Emily A. Lagace
• When physicians and patients think alike: patient-centered beliefs and their impact on satisfaction and trust - Original Research
  by Edward Krupat
• Costs of writing research manuscripts - Letters to the Editor - Letter to the Editor
  by Diane M. Harper
• What is the diagnostic yield of a standardized sequential clinical evaluation of patients presenting to an emergency department with syncope? - POEMs
  by John O'Connor
• The mini electronic medical record: A low-cost, low-risk partial solution - Special Article
  by M. Lee Chambliss
• Treatment of depression - Letters to the Editor - Letter to the Editor
  by John W. Williams, Jr.