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Articles in Feb, 2004 issue of Journal of Family Practice

• Conjunctivitis: diagnostic usefulness of signs and symptoms unknown
  by Eric Rotert
• When should we treat isolated high triglycerides?
  by Mark Cucuzzella
• Antidepressant treatment reduces poststroke mortality
  by David S. Chun
• How should we diagnose and treat osteoarthritis of the knee?
  by Keith B. Holten
• Azithromycin better than amoxicillin-clavulanate for sinusitis?
  by R. Marc Via
• Nasal irrigation as adjunctive care for acute sinusitis
  by David Rabago
• Treatment of high LDL saves lives of those with diabetes or cardiovascular disease
  by Joseph William LeMaster
• Is combining ACE inhibitors and ARBs helpful or harmful?
  by William E. Chavey
• Vaccinations containing thimerosal do not increase rates of autism
  by Jennifer J. Buescher
• An ounce of prevention: the evidence supporting periconception health care
  by Karen Muchowski
• Good enough? Or good enough to increase the odds of an MI in the next ten years?
• Does lowering diastolic BP to less than 90 mm Hg decrease cardiovascular risk?
  by Patricia Fontaine
• Candesartan reduces cardiovascular death in CHF patients on ACE inhibitor
  by Ginger Wiley
• Conjunctivitis and cervicitis
  by Joseph Mazziotta, M.
• What is the best treatment for Osgood-Schlatter disease?
  by O. Josh Bloom
• Four-year prostate cancer screening interval is effective
  by Kenneth G. Schellhase
• Correction
• Which healthy adults should take aspirin?
  by Matt Werner
• Making evidence user-friendly
  by Jeffrey L. Susman
• Simplifying the language of evidence to improve patient care: Strength of Recommendation Taxonomy : a patient-centered approach to grading evidence in the medical literature
  by Mark H. Ebell
• Should we screen adults for asymptomatic microhematuria?
  by Katherine Kryszczuk
• Relative risks and odds ratios: what's the difference?
  by Allen Last