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Articles in August, 2002 issue of Journal of Family Practice

• HPV testing plus Pap smear every 2 years most cost-effective cervical cancer screen - Patient-Oriented Evidence that Matters
  by M. Norman Oliver
• Evidence-based guidelines for management of nursing home-acquired pneumonia - Special Article
  by Evelyn Hutt
• Close surveillance safe for small abdominal aortic aneurysms - less than 5.5 cm - Patient-Oriented Evidence that Matters
  by Elizabeth Burkey
• Dementia: predictors of diagnostic accuracy and the contribution of diagnostic recommendations - Original Research
  by H.P.J. van Hout
• Increased risk of death with vaginal birth after caesarean at term - Patient-Oriented Evidence that Matters
  by Amy Price
• Seeking medical help for sexual concerns: frequency, barriers, and missed opportunities - JFP Online - Brief Article
  by Margaret R.H. Nusbaum
• Can negative ultrasound and normal D-dimer assay rule out deep vein thrombosis? - Patient-Oriented Evidence that Matters
  by Heather Sharp
• The third person in the room: Frequency, role, and influence of companions during primary care medical encounters - Original Research
  by Lisa M. Schilling
• Amoxicillin of minimal benefit for purulent rhinorrhea - Patient-Oriented Evidence that Matters
  by Kenneth G. Schellhase
• Aspirin prophylaxis in patients at low risk for cardiovascular disease: a systematic review of all-cause mortality - Original Research
  by John M. Boltri
• Erythromycin-resistant group A streptococci on the rise in schoolchildren - Patient-Oriented Evidence that Matters
  by Velukumar T. Nanjagowder
• Use of information sources among New Zealand family physicians with high access to computers - JFP Online
  by B. Arroll
• Pentoxifylline is efficacious in treatment of lower extremity venous ulcers - Patient-Oriented Evidence that Matters
  by Anuj Sharma
• Symptoms don't predict response to antibiotics - Letter to the Editor
• S-adenosylmethionine is safe and effective for osteoarthritis - SAMe - Patient-Oriented Evidence that Matters
  by E. Blake Fagan
• What is the best therapy for constipation in infants? - Clinical inquiries: from the Family Practice Inquiries Network
  by Mark R. Ellis
• Should we treat elevated cholesterol in elderly patients? - Clinical inquiries: from the Family Practice Inquiries Network
  by Neil Korsen
• What are the treatment options for SSRI-related sexual dysfunction? - Clinical inquiries: from the Family Practice Inquiries Network
  by Deborah A. Sturpe