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December 2005 (Vol. 54, No. 12)

Editorial

Are you running an airline?
Jeff Susman, MD

 

InfoPOEMsŪ

All PPIs equivalent for treatment of GERD

 Newer antipsychotics similar to older agents

Headaches associated with OCs tend to improve over time

 Shared decision-making not for all patients

Measuring blood pressure at home is valuable

 

Applied Evidence

Practical strategy for detecting and relieving cluster headaches
Stephen M. Adams, MD; John B. Standridge, MD

 Naturopathic medicine: What can patients expect?
Nancy Dunne, ND; William Benda, MD; Linda Kim, ND; Paul Mittman, ND; Richard Barrett, ND; Pamela Snider, ND; Joseph Pizzorno, ND

Photo Rounds

Bullous eruption on the posterior thigh
James Studdiford, MD; Amber Stonehouse, MD

 

Guideline Update

How should we evaluate and treat ADHD in children and adolescents?
Geetha Ambalavanan, MD; Keith B. Holten, MD

 

Practice Alert

Pandemic influenza: How it would progress and what it would require of you
Doug Campos-Outcalt, MD, MPA

 

Evidence-Based Review

Levels of evidence: How they help in applying study findings to clinical practice
Alan Finkelstein, MD

 

Supplement

Diagnostic Challenges: Differentiating Nighttime GERD
Stephen Brunton, MD; James McGuigan, MD

 

Clinical Inquiries

Do antibiotics interfere with the efficacy of oral contraceptives?
Karen L. Bauer, MD; Diane Wolf, MSLS
Commentary
• Discussing drug interactions improves patient awareness and may prevent unplanned pregnancies
Minal Patel , MD

 When should a chest x-ray be used to evaluate acute-onset productive cough for adults?
Paul Pisarik, MD, MPH; Cathy Montoya, MLS
Commentary
• Decision rule not perfect, but still better than physician’s own judgment
Drew E. Malloy , MD

When should you order a Lyme titer?
Teresa Kulie, MD; Kevin Vogt, MD; Erika Sevetson, MLS
Commentary
• Strict use of these rules would lead to fewer false positives but would miss atypical forms
Drew E. Malloy , MD

 What vitamins and minerals should be given to breastfed and bottle-fed infants?
Anne Eglash, MD; Susan K. Kendall, PhD, MSLIS
Commentary
• Encourage breastfeeding; keep vitamin D and iron needs in mind
Julia Fashner , MD

For fibromyalgia, which treatments are the most effective?
Pouran Yousefi, MD; John Coffey, MLS
Commentary
Julia Fashner , MD

 What is the best treatment for pertussis?
Charles Tubbs, MD; Heli Niemi, MD; Helen G. Mayo, MLS
Commentary
• Fewer doses and lower cost make compliance more likely
Marcia Warren , MD

Language of Evidence

Levels of evidence: How they help in applying study findings to clinical practice
Alan Finkelstein, MD

 

Letters to the Editor

Diabetes type and endogenous insulin

 Tegaserod for chronic constipation

Family Medicine: Aiming higher

 COPD and antibiotics

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