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Articles in Sept, 2003 issue of Journal of Family Practice

• Warfarin started at 10 mg achieves therapeutic INR faster than 5 mg
  by Alan Cementina
• Does physical therapy improve symptoms of fibromyalgia?
  by Mindy Smith
• Diet may slow progression of diabetic nephropathy
  by Anne Mounsey
• Water versus gel lubricant for cervical cytology specimens
  by Laura A. Tavernier
• MR angiography effective for diagnosing carotid artery stenosis
  by Elizabeth Laffey
• What is the best treatment for plantar fasciitis?
  by Teresa S. Stadler
• Ezetimibe plus atorvastatin lowers cholesterol
  by Wendy S. Madigosky
• A red rash on the face
  by Richard P. Usatine
• Safety of first-generation antihistamines
  by Norman H. Wasserman
• Oral topiramate effective for alcoholism
  by Noble Anderson
• Do antiarrhythmics prevent sudden death in patients with heart failure?
  by Thomas A. Ball
• Many abnormal PSA test results normalize over time
  by Robert Gramling
• What is an ROC curve?
  by Goutham Rao
• Should pennies retained in the stomach be removed?
  by John M. Boltri
• Anticholinergics reduce symptoms of overactive bladder
  by Sharon See
• What FPs need to know about West Nile virus disease
  by Eric Henley
• Naturopathic ear drops minimally effective for acute otitis media
  by David L. Fay
• UpToDate: a comprehensive clinical database
  by Gary N. Fox
• Timely information for your busy practice
  by Jeff Susman
• Omeprazole and placebo have same long-term effect on dyspepsia
  by Mark Lepsch
• Do nasal decongestants relieve symptoms?
  by Ginger Allen
• Diuretics are first choice for hypertension
  by Jeffrey Reznik
• Accuracy of physical diagnostic tests for assessing ruptures of the anterior cruciate ligament: A meta-analysis
  by Rob J.P.M. Scholten
• Is screening for lead poisoning justified?
  by Amy C. Denham