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Articles in July, 2005 issue of Journal of Family Practice

• Evidence-based medicine: how it becomes a 4-letter word
  by Alex Krist
• Aspirin prevents stroke, not MI, in women
• Do preparticipation clinical exams reduce morbidity and mortality for athletes?
  by Stephen Hulkower
• Pits on the soles of the feet
  by Amor Khachemoune
• What are the indications for bariatric surgery?
  by Pamela L. Pentin
• Complex regional pain syndrome: which treatments show promise?
  by Anna Quisel
• Managing morbid obesity: new options improve outcomes
  by Sarah D. Pritts
• Diagnosis unaffected by giving children narcotics for abdominal pain
• Do statins delay onset or slow progression of Alzheimer's dementia?
  by Slade A. Suchecki
• Screening for prostate cancer: who and how often? Better use could be made of the PSA assay, and less frequent testing may not jeopardize patients' outcomes
  by Kendra Schwartz
• What is the best way to distinguish type 1 and 2 diabetes?
  by Brian K. Crownover
• Let's face reality: more musings on the Future of Family Medicine
  by Jeff Susman
• Pay-for-performance: what can you expect?
  by Eric Henley
• Intense diet, behavior, and physical activity intervention effective for obese children
• Who should get hepatitis A vaccination?
  by Rhett Brown
• Lipid drugs have varying effects on overall mortality
• Do probiotics reduce adult lactose intolerance? A systematic review - APPLIED EVIDENCE: New research findings that are changing clinical practice
  by Kara M. Levri
• Intermittent therapy effective for mild persistent asthma
• What illnesses contraindicate immunization?
  by Marcus Plescia