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Articles in Mar 2000 issue of Military Medicine

• Chronic liver disease among U.S. military patients: The role of hepatitis C and G virus infection
  by Hyams, KEnneth C
• Shipboard medical admissions during peacetime and combat support deployments
  by Blood, Christopher G
• Polish and American collaboration on zoonotic parasitic studies, 1960 to 1997
  by Steele, James H
• Pyridostigmine bromide intake during the Persian Gulf War is not associated with postwar handgrip strength
  by Kaiser, Kevin S
• Behavioral treatment of insomnia: The Wilford Hall insomnia program
  by Hryshko-Mullen, Ann S
• Colorectal war injuries
  by Uravic, Miljenko
• First psychotic episodes among Israeli youth during military service
  by Knobler, Haim Y
• Walter Reed Army Medical Center Nephrology Service Website: A tool for military-wide provider and patient education, The
  by Welch, Paul G
• Self-reported needlestick injuries in dental health care workers at Armed Forces Hospital Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
  by Paul, Tahir
• Bilateral peroneal nerve palsy induced by prolonged squatting
  by Togrol, Erdem
• problems and characteristics of hepatic war trauma management in central Dalmatia during the 1991-1995 war in Croatia, The
  by Mimica, Zeljko
• Skin disease in military personnel
  by Selvaag, Edgar
• Simplified use of mixed propofol and alfentanil for anesthesia in remote locations
  by Saissy, Jean-Marie
• Military service and mental health in later life
  by O'Donnell, John C
• Understanding women who are violent in intimate relationships: Implications for army family advocacy
  by Adams, Sheila R
• Army American College of Physicians annual scientific meeting: Attendee motivation and educational value, The
  by Wheeler, Gary A
• Erratum
• Gluteal gunshot wounds
  by Vukic, Zoran
• vision for the Department of Defense's computer-based patient record, The
  by Staggers, Nancy