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Articles in June, 2007 issue of Journal of Family Practice

• Rx package inserts: redesigned with fewer errors in mind: the first PI makeover in 25 years adds "highlights" and adverse event hotlines
  by Jennifer A. Fass
• What's the best diagnostic evaluation of night sweats?
  by Cindy W. Su
• Screening: new guidance on what and what not to do: the entity with the most rigorous evidence-based approach is the US Preventive Services Task Force
  by Doug Campos-Outcalt
• Varicella immunity: does it wane in children?
• Which diuretics are safe and effective for patients with a sulfa allergy?
  by Ron Healy
• Hurricane Katrina evacuee develops a persistent rash
  by Rebecca D. Mahan
• Should you add aspirin to your heart patient's warfarin regimen?
• What hormonal contraception is most effective for obese women?
  by Lauren Gordon
• Can 2-week H pylori regimen be cut to 1 week?
• Which lifestyle interventions effectively lower LDL cholesterol?
  by Elizabeth Powers
• Metformin & glitazones: do they really help PCOS patients? While the use of metformin and thiazolidenediones in treating PCOS patients is fairly common, this review revealed little evidence-based support for the practice
  by Anush S. Pillai
• My EHR doesn't love me
  by Jeff Susman
• Can history and exam alone reliably predict pneumonia? Trust your judgment when deciding whether to give antibiotics
  by A.W. Graffelman
• A guide to managing knee pain in older adults
• History, exam, and labs: is one enough to diagnose acute adult appendicitis?
  by Erik Richardson
• Atkins, Zone, Ornish, or LEARN—which diet kept weight off?
• What is the best approach to goiter for euthyroid patients?
  by M. Rebecca Hoffman