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Articles in June, 2006 issue of Journal of Family Practice

• Management of antiphospholipid antibody syndrome
• Lower respiratory tract infections: treating patients or diagnoses?
  by Jochen Cals
• Guideline: hip dysplasia screening has insufficient evidence
• Managing the challenges of hypothyroidism
  by Jeffrey R. Garber
• How do we decide when a patient with nonmalignant disease is eligible for hospice care?
  by Kiran Joshi
• How accurate is the use of ECGs in the diagnosis of myocardial infarct?
  by Patrick H. Ginn
• How a series of errors led to recurrent hypoglycemia
  by Ranjit Singh
• Dark brown scaly plaques on face and ears
  by Nayla Idriss
• Splint equal to cast for wrist buckle fracture in children
• What behavioral interventions are safe and effective for treating obesity?
  by James Holt
• What are effective medical treatments for adults with acute migraine?
  by C. Randall Clinch
• 100% humidity no better than blow-by for croup
• Patient safety is our job
  by Jeff Susman
• Does stopping a statin increase the short-term risk of a cardiovascular event?
  by Paul Crawford
• Antidepressant drugs increase suicide risk in children
• Mumps epidemic in 2006: are you prepared to detect and prevent it?
  by Doug Campos-Outcalt
• Diabetic peripheral neuropathy: how reliable is a homemade 1-g monofilament for screening? A case-control study of sensitivity, specificity, and comparison with standardized sensory modalities
  by Matthew E. Bourcier
• The calling
  by Jonathan L. Zimmerman
• Ectopic pregnancy: expectant management or immediate surgery? An algorithm to improve outcomes
  by Kalyanakrishnan Ramakrishnan