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Articles in Nov 2003 issue of Nursing

• Bringing dry eye syndrome into focus
• Upgrade office practices
  by Cohen, Michael R
• Birth control pill reduces menstruation frequency
• Please dial again
• Car seat conundrum
• Hip fracture
  by Sprauve, Doylean
• A treatment-interruption strategy don't seem to help
• Convenient, once-daily oral medication now available to treat complicated cases
• Pushing for safe pain relief
  by Cohen, Michael R
• Older and unemployed
  by Mott, Judi
• Friendly workers get more done
• Staying current on defibrillator safety
  by Cook, Linda
• How far does it reach?
  by Brooke, Penny Simpson
• This COBRA bites
  by Brooke, Penny Simpson
• Oral Zyvox may keep some patients with antibiotic-resistant infections out of the hospital
• Crank up the pace
• Merciful medications
  by Ufema, Joy
• Help! My patient's illiterate
  by Smith, Linda S
• Understanding Wolff-Parkinson-White and preexcitation syndromes
  by Geiter, Henry B Jr
• Waiting for a miracle
  by Hurd, Deborah M
• Opening the door to trouble
  by Brooke, Penny Simpson
• An unlikely bond
  by Baldwin, L L
• Keeping kids comfortable
  by Link, Norma
• Administering acetaminophen safely
  by Acello, Barbara
• Pills with eye appeal
  by Cohen, Michael R
• Family ties
• Lung cancer
  by Kreamer, Kristen M
• Three's company
  by Brooke, Penny Simpson
• Flying blind with decorative lenses
  by Woo, Eileen
• An ounce of prevention
• Latch onto this
  by Cohen, Michael R
• Taking time for the "quiet" visitors
  by Ufema, Joy
• Handling an unwelcome comeback: Postpolio syndrome
  by Acello, Barbara
• Ziprasidone: Test your drug IQ
  by Gever, Marcy Portnoff
• Remission after 1 week of radiation?
• Urinary incontinence: Solving a secret problem
  by Shultz, Jean M
• Statins cut cardiac risks for those with diabetes
• Help is on the way in '04
  by Cohen, Michael R
• On duty, 24/7
  by Ufema, Joy
• Competition for Viagra
• Unwelcome return for kernicterus
• Insulin delivery via an insulin pump proves effective for people with type 2 diabetes
• Understanding and treating PMS/PMDD
  by Bosarge, Penelope M
• Youngest pallbearer
  by Cromwell, Donna
• Research, change, and reap the rewards
  by Mee, Cheryl L
• Sugar coating extends shelf life
• Staying a step ahead of migraines
  by Bruegel, Carla
• Approved to treat the severest form of PMS, Paxil CR also may cool hot flashes
• Given via transdermal patch, Oxytrol controls symptoms without bothersome drying effects
• Time for a change?
• Permission to care
  by Plach, Sandra K
• Act FAST with intraosseous infusion
  by Day, Michael W
• Mycobacterium tuberculosis
  by Sheff, Barbara
• Better than a banana?
• Administering an enema to an adult
  by Rushing, Jill
• Research results stir controversy
• Past vaccinations may still protect
• Stair-climbing, all-terrain wheelchair strides to market
• Multidrug-resistant microorganisms: Still making waves
  by Sheff, Barbara
• Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD)
  by Rayhorn, Nancy
• New FDA campaign aims to educate women about the benefits and risks of HRT
• Cervical cancer: What every woman needs to know
• Lantus insulin can now be injected at any time of the day
• Taking the fall for a co-worker?
• Lax about laxatives
• Does my patient have heparin-induced thrombocytopenia?
  by King, Joan E
• Is your skin-prep technique up-to-date?
  by Moureau, Nancy L
• FDA acclaims pediatric drug testing
• How to make nursing research work for you
  by Granger, Bradi B