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Articles in June, 2005 issue of Journal of Family Practice

• What is the best strategy for impaired glucose tolerance in nonpregnant adults?
  by Shobha Rao
• Topical honey for diabetic foot ulcers
  by Jennifer J. Eddy
• Does digoxin decrease morbidity for those in sinus rhythm with heart failure?
  by Charissa Fotinos
• What is the best way to identify patients with white-coat hypertension?
  by Michael Fisher
• Issues in patient management
  by Goutham Rao
• The less familiar side of heart failure: symptomatic diastolic dysfunction: diastolic heart failure is not as well studied as systolic, but its prevalence has probably been underestimated
  by Spencer A. Morris
• Introduction
  by Thomas G. Slama
• Early intrathecal analgesia does not increase cesarean sections
  by C.A. Wong
• What is the evaluation and treatment strategy for Raynaud's phenomenon?
  by Heather Tagliarino
• What is QT interval prolongation?
  by David A. Vorchheimer
• US Preventive Services Task Force: the gold standard of evidence-based prevention
  by Doug Campos-Outcalt
• The future of family medicine: a call for careful consideration
  by Jeff Susman
• Which imaging modality is best for suspected stroke?
  by Holly Biola
• Palpable purpura and a visible sock line: the patient's rash was painful and concentrated around her lower legs, with a clear line encircling her calves
  by Emi Ponce de Souza
• Anemia does not predict iron deficiency among toddlers
  by K.C. White
• Once-daily topical steroid dosing effective for atopic eczema
  by C. Green
• Minimizing the risk for QT interval prolongation
  by Thomas G. Slama
• Using systematic literature surveillance
  by Brian S. Alper
• Assessing the controversies of insulin therapy in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus
  by Louis Kuritzky
• Identifying patients at risk for QT interval prolongation: case studies
  by Jack L. Flyer
• Pharmacologic agents associated with QT interval prolongation
  by Keith M. Olsen
• Beneficial effects of insulin on endothelial function, inflammation, and atherogenesis and their implications
  by Louis Kuritzky
• Insulin therapy in type 2 diabetes: more than just improved glycemic control
  by Louis Kuritzky
• Melatonin effective for some sleep disorders
  by N. Buscemi
• Antibiotic choice makes little difference in CAP
  by G.D. Mills
• Can we prevent splenic rupture for patients with infectious mononucleosis?
  by Brett H. Foreman
• Insulin therapy in primary care: practical issues for clinicians
  by Louis Kuritzky
• Complex regional pain syndrome underdiagnosed: CRPS type 1 is an under-recognized problem in limbs recovering from fracture or immobilized post-stroke
  by Anna Quisel