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Articles in May, 2003 issue of Journal of Family Practice

• Breastfeeding reduces pain in neonates
  by Beth Potter
• Office evaluation and treatment of hemorrhoids
  by Pablo Alonso-Coello
• How should we manage infants at risk for group B streptococcal disease?
  by Martha C. Carlough
• Nebulized 3% saline effective for viral bronchiolitis
  by Andrea D. Tribastone
• Gingko: smart pill or not?
  by Opher Caspi
• Practicing evidence-based medicine: the holy grail?
  by Jeff Susman
• What is the best NSAID regimen for arthritis patients with bleeding ulcer?
  by Eric A. Jackson
• Are tympanostomy tubes indicated for recurrent acute otitis media?
  by Stephen A. Wilson
• What is a reasonable interval for retinopathy screening in patients with diabetes?
  by Seth Miller
• Statistics to assess patient satisfaction with primary care called into question
  by Christopher W. Ryan
• Zinc nasal gel effective for the common cold
  by Gloria Rizkallah
• A terrible itch
  by Richard P. Usatine
• The art of medicine after retirement
  by Renate G. Justin
• Low-dose tricyclics effective for depression
  by R. Eugene Bailey
• Interpretation of colposcopy data
  by Diane M. Harper
• Transdermal progesterone ineffective for menopausal symptoms
  by Deborah Sturpe
• Does increasing methylphenidate dose aid symptom control in ADHD?
  by Annamarie D. Ibay
• Optimal digoxin range for men is 0.5 to 0.8 ng/mL
  by Jeffrey Rosenberg
• What is the most effective beta-blocker for heart failure?
  by Jon O. Neher
• Use of sputum eosinophil count decreases asthma exacerbations
  by Heather Bittner Fagan
• Evidence or bias?
  by William E. Cayley, Jr
• Ultrasonography helpful in diagnosing developmental hip dysplasia
  by Jennifer Bowe
• Asthma: resource use and costs for inhaled corticosteroid vs leukotriene modifier treatment—a meta-analysis
  by Michael T. Halpern