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Articles in April, 2004 issue of Journal of Family Practice

• Correction
• How effective are leukotriene inhibitors for asthma in children?
  by Nancy E. Morden
• Ximelagatran effective in preventing stroke in a nonvalvular atrial fibrillation
• Should we discontinue Pap smear screening in women aged >65 years?
  by Diana R. Curran
• Painful and swollen hands
  by Heidi S. Chumley
• Introduction
  by Caryl Heaton
• Annual proteinuria screening not cost-effective
• Does treatment of acne with Retin A and tetracycline cause adverse effects?
  by Barbara F. Kelly
• Sudden loss of vision
  by Audrey Paulman
• Which blood tests are most helpful in evaluating pelvic inflammatory disease?
  by Mary N. Hall
• Hyaluronic acid minimally effective for knee osteoarthritis
• Is the ThinPrep better than conventional Pap smear at detecting cervical cancer?
  by Camille Andy
• Exercise and antidepressants improve fibromyalgia
  by Anna Quisel
• Clinical rationale for obtaining a precise diagnosis
  by Leonard M. Fromer
• HPV testing may replace Pap smears for primary screening
• Is exercise treadmill testing useful for detecting heart disease in women?
  by Jessie Junker
• Hepatitis A: matching preventive resources to needs
  by Doug Campos-Outcalt
• Implications for management: four case discussions
• Metformin-induced lactic acidosis extremely rare
• Self-doctoring: a qualitative study of physicians with cancer
  by Erik K. Fromme
• Old and new features: original research, grand rounds
  by Jeffrey L. Susman