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Articles in April, 2002 issue of Journal of Family Practice

• Is roxithromycin better than amoxicillin in the treatment of acute lower respiratory tract infections in primary care? A double-blind randomized controlled trial - Original Research
  by R.M. Hopstaken
• Treatment of hyperlipidemia - Applied Evidence
  by Eric Henley
• What is the most effective treatment for external genital warts? - Clinical inquiries: from the Family Practice Inquiries Network
  by Linda French
• Distribution of Labor - The Art of Medicine - Poem
  by Andrea Gordon
• Is splinting of distal radius torus fractures an acceptable alternative to casting? - Patient-Oriented Evidence that Matters
  by J. Kendall Walker
• Do delayed prescriptions reduce the use of antibiotics for the common cold? A single-blind controlled trial - Original Research
  by B. Arroll
• Oat ingestion reduces systolic and diastolic blood pressure in patients with mild or borderline hypertension: a pilot trial - JFP Online
  by Joseph M. Keenan
• Flying lessons - The Art of Medicine
  by Louis H. McCormick
• When should acute nonvenereal conjunctivitis be treated with topical antibiotics? - Clinical inquiries: from the Family Practice Inquiries Network
  by Kevin Y. Kane
• Do whole-grain oat cereals reduce the need for antihypertensive medications and improve blood pressure control? - Original Research
  by Joel J. Pins
• Can a patient information sheet reduce antibiotic use in adult outpatients with acute bronchitis? - Patient-Oriented Evidence that Matters
  by Michael DeBisschop
• What are the indications for tonsillectomy in children? - Clinical inquiries: from the Family Practice Inquiries Network
  by Richard A. Neill
• Weekly versus daily dosing of atorvastatin - Brief Report
  by R. Douglas Iliff
• Is lansoprazole or omeprazole more effective in treating erosive esophagitis? - Prevacid - Prilosec - Patient-Oriented Evidence that Matters
  by Jeffrey D. Kim
• Does amoxicillin improve outcomes in patients with purulent rhinorrhea? A pragmatic randomized double-blind controlled trial in family practice - Original Research
  by An I. de Sutter
• Involvement of family and community medicine professionals in community projects - JFP Online
  by Barbra Beck
• Do intranasal corticosteroids aid treatment of acute sinusitis in patients with a history of recurrent sinus symptoms? - Patient-Oriented Evidence that Matters
  by Robert J. Winn
• What is the best diet to prevent recurrent calcium oxalate stones in patients with idiopathic hypercalciuria? - Patient-Oriented Evidence that Matters
  by Andrew R. Lockman
• What I love about my practice - The Art of Medicine
  by Cynthia Carmichael
• Faceless - The Art Of Medicine - Poem
  by Howard F. Stein
• Which oral antihyperglycemics are most efficacious in reducing hemoglobin [A.sub.1C] in diabetic patients? - Patient-Oriented Evidence that Matters
  by Lara Abrahamson
• How common is hip pain among older adults? Results from the third National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey - Original Research
  by Colleen Christmas
• Liquid-based cervical cytology tests - Letter to the Editor
  by Sandra M. Sulik
• What is the relative cardiovascular benefit of lowering cholesterol, blood pressure, and glucose levels in patients with type 2 diabetes? - Patient-Oriented Evidence that Matters
  by John Epling
• Where next with antibiotics and respiratory tract infections? - Commentary
  by Paul Little
• Evidence-based medicine Web site - Letter to the Editor
  by Michel Cauchon
• Which is most effective for osteoarthritis of the knee: rofecoxib, celecoxib, or acetaminophen? - Patient-Oriented Evidence that Matters
  by Joseph J. Saseen
• Effect on antibiotic prescribing of repeated clinical prompts to use a sore throat score; lessons from a failed community intervention study - Original Research
  by Warren J. McIsaac
• Errata - Correction Notice