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Articles in Jan, 2005 issue of Journal of Family Practice

• Patient satisfaction affected by physician self-disclosure
  by M.C. Beach
• How should a DEXA scan be used to evaluate bisphosphonate therapy for osteoporosis?
  by Peter G. Koval
• Immunization barriers and solutions
  by Ilene Timko Burns
• Blood transfusion might increase mortality from acute coronary syndrome
  by S.V. Rao
• Correction
• Routine vaccines across the life span, 2005
  by Richard Kent Zimmerman
• Does quinine reduce leg cramps for young athletes?
  by Noelle Robertson
• Optimal oral antiplatelet therapy for vascular disease
  by H. Tran
• What are the indications for evaluating a patient with cough for pertussis?
  by Maureen O'Reilly Brown
• JFP and the pace of technology
  by Jeff Susman
• Epocrates Essentials: is the expanded product an improvement?
  by Gary N. Fox
• Vaccine schedules and procedures, 2005
  by Donald B. Middleton
• Physical therapy adds little to back pain treatment
  by H. Frost
• What is the addiction risk associated with tramadol?
  by Todd McDiarmid
• Newly diagnosed hypertension and depressive symptoms: How would you treat?
  by Jeff C. Huffman
• Time requirements for diabetes self-management: too much for many?
  by Louise B. Russell
• Vaccines for persons at high risk due to medical conditions, occupation, environment, or lifestyle, 2005
  by Richard Kent Zimmerman
• Baclofen in outpatient treatment of alcohol withdrawal syndrome
  by Giovanni Addolorato
• Can type 2 diabetes be prevented through diet and exercise?
  by Wayne Warnken
• Isolated oligohydramnios at term: is induction indicated?
  by Lawrence Leeman
• Does neonatal circumcision decrease morbidity?
  by Scott Kinkade
• Antioxidants don't prevent GI cancers and increase overall mortality
  by G. Bjelakovic
• Group medical visits and lifestyle modification
  by Jane L. Murray
• Communicating the benefits and risks of vaccines
  by Sanford R. Kimmel
• A sore and sensitive tongue
  by Carlos Rodriguez
• Recent changes in influenza epidemiology and vaccination recommendations
  by Richard Kent Zimmerman