Journal of Family Practice

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Articles in Feb, 2006 issue of Journal of Family Practice

• What is the best surveillance for hepatocellular carcinoma in chronic carriers of hepatitis B?
  by J. Bruin Rugge
• Disaster medical response: maximizing your effectiveness
  by Doug Campos-Outcalt
• How safe is vaginal birth after cesarean section for the mother and fetus?
  by Paul Crawford
• Chest pain, weakness, and elevated cardiac enzymes: how would you treat?
  by Edward Onusko
• The liver transplant recipient: what you need to know for long-term care: anticipate known complications and your response in concert with the transplant center
  by Josh Levitsky
• COPD or asthma: not the same
• Cephalosporins can be prescribed safely for penicillin-allergic patients
  by Michael E. Pichichero
• Caffeine intake does not increase risk of hypertension in women
  by W.C. Winkelmayer
• What is the appropriate management for a patient with CIN1 on colposcopy?
  by Erin Avrich
• Are major bleeding events from falls more likely in patients on warfarin?
  by Roger Garvin
• Annular rash on a newborn
  by Anne-Marie Warner
• Analgesics okay in children with abdominal pain
  by R. Green
• Extended-regimen contraception: effects on menstrual symptoms and quality of life
  by Anita L. Nelson
• Is pulse palpation helpful in detecting atrial fibrillation? A systematic review: Particular high-risk patients may benefit from repeated testing
  by Georga Cooke
• Dyspepsia management guideline
  by N.J. Talley
• The insurance company blues
  by Jeff Susman
• What is the recommended approach to asymptomatic patients who develop a reactive PPD?
  by Umang Sharma
• Effective prevention and treatment of contact dermatitis
  by J. Saary
• Aspirin + clopidogrel better for short-term outcomes in acute MI
  by Z.M. Chen
• What is the best duration of steroid therapy for contact dermatitis ?
  by Kevin Craig