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Articles in March, 2004 issue of Journal of Family Practice

• Preventing phenytoin intoxication: safer use of a familiar anticonvulsant
  by Thomas H. Glick
• Are ARBs or ACE inhibitors preferred for nephropathy in diabetes?
• Supplements, "ride-alongs," and maintaining your trust
  by Jeffrey L. Susman
• High-dose azithromycin or amoxicillin-clavulanate for recurrent otitis media?
  by Adrienne Z. Ables
• What is the best macrolide for atypical pneumonia?
  by Jon O. Neher
• First-trimester tests for trisomies 21 and 18 as sensitive as triple screen
  by Peter R. Lewis
• The problem with Ps
  by Goutham Rao
• When should patients with mitral valve prolapse get endocarditis prophylaxis?
  by Daniel Triezenberg
• Does warfarin prevent deep venous thrombosis in high-risk patients?
  by Rebecca L. Spaulding
• 3-year interval between Pap smears adequate for women with prior negative results
  by Michael Ohl
• Red eyes with a brown spot
  by Heidi S. Chumley
• Donepezil minimally effective for patients with vascular dementia
  by Kenneth H. Johnson
• Type 2 diabetes: the role of basal insulin therapy
  by Derek LeRoith
• Do antibiotics improve outcomes in chronic rhinosinusitis?
  by S. Shevaun Duiker
• Infectious diseases in family life
  by Barry Fox
• 10 steps for avoiding health disparities in your practice
  by Eric Henley
• Epinephrine is efficacious for outpatient treatment of bronchiolitis
  by Joseph J. Saseen
• Laparoscopic cholecystectomy in a rural family practice: the Vivian, LA, experience
  by John H. Haynes
• Good enough? Or good enough to increase the odds of an mi in the next ten years?
• Advanced procedures in family medicine: the cutting edge or the lunatic fringe?
  by Wm. MacMillan Rodney
• Geranium extract reduces bronchitis symptoms
  by Mark Gwynne
• What is the best approach for patients with ASCUS detected on Pap smear?
  by Jane Huntington