Journal of Family Practice

View more issues:

Articles in Sept 2007 issue of Journal of Family Practice

• Bleeding risk with warfarin is high among elderly
• Can infants/toddlers get enough fluoride through brushing?
  by Gregory M. Garrison
• Antibiotics in first year of life is associated with asthma, later
  by A.L. Kozyrskyj
• What's the best treatment for gestational diabetes?
  by Danielle Gindlesberger
• Confluent annular lesion on the dorsum of the hand
  by Elizabeth Levinson
• Should we use SSRIs to treat adolescents with depression?
  by Erin Purtell Kane
• Are you up-to-date? New recommendations aim for outpatient treatment whenever appropriate, and a better vaccination rate
  by Keith B. Holten
• Should we use appetite stimulants for malnourished elderly patients?
  by Robert K. Persons
• An evidence-based algorithm: 8 guidelines for site-of-care and treatment decisions
  by Christopher R. Bernheisel
• What we really need to do to reduce cardiovascular events in hypertensive patients: treatment to goal is key—not which antihypertensive you start with, according to this review
  by H.T. Ong
• Report takes aim at America's other drug problem: Poor adherence
  by Marya Ostrowski
• Rosiglitazone: failure of oversight or demons imagined?
  by Jeff Susman
• Using prandial insulin to achieve glycemic control in type 2 diabetes: a stepped approach to postprandial hyperglycemia—including prandial insulin—is key
  by George E. Dailey
• Observation is an option for patients with sciatica >6 weeks
• Which technique for removing nevi is least scarring?
  by Michael Fisher
• Folate prevents stroke?
• Does the age you introduce food to an infant affect allergies later?
  by Heather Kovich