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Articles in May, 2005 issue of Journal of Family Practice

• Evidence-based medicine ratings
• What is the appropriate diagnostic evaluation of fibroids?
  by Kyle W. Griffin
• What is the best approach to the evaluation of hirsutism?
  by Diana Renee Curran
• 3 days of Cipro better than amoxicillin-clavulanate for uncomplicated UTI
  by T.M. Hooton
• Hormone replacement therapy: the right choice for your patient?
  by Shou Ling Leong
• Type 2 diabetes: the role of insulin
  by Stephen Brunton
• Making the most of the time we have: "it's refreshing to have a doctor who's a little more realistic and understanding of my situation."
  by Monika M. Safford
• The growing threat of avian influenza
  by Eric Henley
• ARBs vs ACE inhibitors for preventing diabetic nephropathy
  by Vanessa Greenwood
• Should a nylon brush be used for Pap smears from pregnant women?
  by Jim Holt
• Abdominal aortic aneurysm screening recommended for some men
  by C. Fleming
• How should we care for atopic dermatitis?
  by Keith B. Holten
• Is DEET safe for children?
  by Zachary A. Flake
• An unseen epidemic
  by Jeff Susman
• Drugs minimally effective for neuropsychiatric symptoms of dementia
  by K.M. Sink
• "My airway is closing"
  by William T. O'Brien
• What is angular cheilitis and how is it treated?
  by Nadine Skinner
• Steroid injection equivalent to surgery for carpal tunnel syndrome
  by D. Ly-Pen
• Outpatient treatment as effective as inpatient for many with pneumonia
  by J. Carratala
• Do beta-blockers worsen respiratory status for patients with COPD?
  by Lynda M. Baselli
• Preventing recurrent ischemic stroke: A 3-step plan; to prevent recurrent stroke, address the patient's risk factors, clear stenosis, and thin the blood
  by Stanley N. Cohen