Journal of Family Practice

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Articles in Dec 2004 issue of Journal of Family Practice

• Lactobacillus does not prevent post-antibiotic vaginitis
• Rupturing bullae not responding to antibiotics
  by John Sauret
• How useful is ultrasound to evaluate patients with postmenopausal bleeding?
  by John P. Langlois
• Migraine headache often labeled as sinus headache
• Are antibiotics effective in preventing pneumonia for nursing home patients?
  by David R. Mouw
• Bupropion plus nicotine replacement no better than replacement alone
• Early intensive simvastatin may reduce CVD morbidity and mortality
• What is the best way to evaluate and manage diarrhea in the febrile infant?
  by J. Burton Banks
• What is the diagnostic approach to a 1-year-old with chronic cough?
  by Michelle Pearson
• Atorvastatin delays first MI for patients with diabetes
• Forest plots: data summaries at a glance
  by Julie Yeh
• Pulmonary arterial hypertension: newer treatments are improving outcomes
  by Kasem Sirithanakul
• Prescribing herbal medications appropriately
  by Edzard Ernst
• Is antibiotic prophylaxis effective for recurrent acute otitis media?
  by Rebecca Halter
• Reviewers: the foundation of our success
  by Jeff Susman
• Does continuity of care improve patient outcomes?
  by Michael D. Cabana
• Can transvaginal ultrasound detect endometrial disease among asymptomatic postmenopausal patients?
  by John P. Langlois
• Acting on synergies between clinic and community strategies to improve preventive medicine
  by Karen Peters