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Katherine Margo "Evaluation and management of hip pain: an algorithmic approach". Journal of Family Practice. FindArticles.com. 25 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0689/is_8_52/ai_106471669/

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Articles in August, 2003 issue of Journal of Family Practice

• Blood cultures not helpful for community-acquired pneumonia
  by David L. Priebe
• Reducing emergency department visits among high-using patients
  by William R. Brandon
• Steroids ineffective for pain in children with pharyngitis
  by R. Marc Via
• Caribbean itch
  by Eve M. Sansone
• Selective aldosterone blockade reduces mortality after MI
  by Mark B. Stephens
• Immediate- vs extended-release metoprolol in heart failure
  by Ben Huneycutt
• Low-dose warfarin prevents recurrent thromboembolism
  by Mary-Beth Fennell Plum
• ADHD treatment and academic performance: a case series
  by Louis H. McCormick
• Are nasal steroid sprays effective for otitis media with effusion?
  by John R. Chaffee
• Zonisamide effective for weight loss in women
  by Caroline S. Kim
• Heat or ice for acute ankle sprain?
  by Chris Thompson
• Suicide risk not increased with SSRI antidepressants
  by Peter Ham
• Evaluation and management of hip pain: an algorithmic approach
  by Katherine Margo
• Does glucosamine relieve arthritis joint pain?
  by David C. Miller
• Low-dose doxycycline moderately effective for acne
  by Seth T. Miller
• Sibutramine in the management of obesity
  by Stephen Brunton
• Do irbesartan and amlodipine reduce cardiovascular events in diabetic patients?
  by Peter S. Millard
• Complementary medicine: where is the evidence?
  by Edzard Ernst
• Continuous use of oral contraceptives reduces bleeding
  by Jill Lambert
• What is a Clinical Inquiry?
• Where I turn when I need information now
  by Jeff Susman
• Clindamycin for vaginosis reduces prematurity and late miscarriage
  by Aimo Berger
• How should patients with mitral regurgitation be followed?
  by John D. Gazewood