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Contents October 6 1998, Volume 159, Issue 7   [Index by Author]       Other Issues: Previous Next  
      Down Editorial * Éditorial
      Down News and analysis * Nouvelles et analyses
      Down Letters * Correspondance
      Down Research * Recherche
      Down Commentary * Commentaire
      Down Review * Synthèse
      Down Experience * Expérience
      Down Public health * Santé publique
      Down Features * Chroniques
      Down Resources * Ressources
      Down Pulse * Médicogramme
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Editorial * Éditorial:Back

J. Hoey
Editor's preface
CMAJ 1998 159: 745. [PDF]  
J. Hoey
Mot du rédacteur en chef
CMAJ 1998 159: 747. [PDF]  

News and analysis * Nouvelles et analyses:Back

B. Sibbald
Nicotine patch available without prescription
CMAJ 1998 159: 751. [PDF]  
H. Kent
Vancouver tPA study thought first of its kind
CMAJ 1998 159: 751. [PDF]  
Your Editorial Board: Dr. Martin Schechter
CMAJ 1998 159: 752. [PDF]  
Order of St. John turns 900
CMAJ 1998 159: 752. [PDF]  
NASA says insulin crystals grown in space
CMAJ 1998 159: 753. [PDF]  
K. Cottrell
Psychiatric technique may help time-strapped FPs
CMAJ 1998 159: 753. [PDF]  
C. J. Brown and B. Sibbald
Controversial study of thalassemia drug ends early
CMAJ 1998 159: 754. [PDF]  
Genetic ovarian cancer and the pill
CMAJ 1998 159: 754. [PDF]  
How the thermometer resets the clock
CMAJ 1998 159: 754. [PDF]  

Letters * Correspondance:Back

D. Rapoport
Statinopathy?
CMAJ 1998 159: 757. [PDF]  
A. M. Hakim
Thrombolytics for stroke
CMAJ 1998 159: 757-758. [PDF]  
N. La Hovary
Legal reasoning?
CMAJ 1998 159: 758. [PDF]  
F. G. Mills
On evidence-based medicine
CMAJ 1998 159: 758. [PDF]  
J. Lunney
Evaluating unconventional therapies
CMAJ 1998 159: 758-759. [PDF]  
E. Kaegi and M. Schneider
Evaluating unconventional therapies
CMAJ 1998 159: 759-761. [PDF]  
T. Hajto and R. Saller
Evaluating unconventional therapies
CMAJ 1998 159: 759. [PDF]  
L. Oppel
Evaluating unconventional therapies
CMAJ 1998 159: 759. [PDF]  
M. McCaffrey
No more Band-Aid solutions for rural medicine
CMAJ 1998 159: 761. [PDF]  

Research * Recherche:Back

C. Beaudoin, B. Maheux, L. Cote, J. E. Des Marchais, P. Jean, and L. Berkson
Clinical teachers as humanistic caregivers and educators: perceptions of senior clerks and second-year residents
CMAJ 1998 159: 765-769. [PDF]  
S. M. King, H. Watson, H. Heurter, M. Ricketts, and S. Elsaudany
Notifying patients exposed to blood products associated with Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease: theoretical risk for real people
CMAJ 1998 159: 771-774. [PDF]  
N. P. Roos, K. C. Carriere, and D. Friesen
Factors influencing the frequency of visits by hypertensive patients to primary care physicians in Winnipeg
CMAJ 1998 159: 777-783. [PDF]  

Commentary * Commentaire:Back

V. R. Neufeld
Physician as humanist: still an educational challenge
CMAJ 1998 159: 787-788. [PDF]  
B. Larke
The quandary of Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease
CMAJ 1998 159: 789-792. [PDF]  
B. Starfield
Primary care visits and health policy
CMAJ 1998 159: 795-796. [PDF]  
F. Tudiver, C. Herbert, V. GoelCanada. Family Physician Study Group{,} Sociobehavioral Cancer Research Network{,} National Cancer Institute of
Why don't family physicians follow clinical practice guidelines for cancer screening?
CMAJ 1998 159: 797-798. [PDF]  
I. F. Tannock and D. G. Warr
Unconventional therapies for cancer: A refuge from the rules of evidence?
CMAJ 1998 159: 801-802. [PDF]  
J. Hoey
The arrogance of science and the pitfalls of hope
CMAJ 1998 159: 803-804. [PDF]  

Review * Synthèse:Back

R. P. Gallagher and N. Fleshner
Prostate cancer: 3. Individual risk factors
CMAJ 1998 159: 807-813. [PDF]  
C. Weijer, P. A. Singer, B. M. Dickens, and S. Workman
Bioethics for clinicians: 16. Dealing with demands for inappropriate treatment
CMAJ 1998 159: 817-821. [PDF]  

Experience * Expérience:Back

R. Patterson
"You're the worst goddamn resident I've ever had"
CMAJ 1998 159: 823-825. [PDF]  

Public health * Santé publique:Back

S. G. Squires and J. S. Spika
Protecting against invasive pneumococcal disease: Be wise -- immunize!
CMAJ 1998 159: 826-827. [PDF]  
S. G. Squires and J. S. Spika
Who should be vaccinated against Streptococcus pneumoniae?
CMAJ 1998 159: 826. [PDF]  

Features * Chroniques:Back

B. Sibbald
Blood recipients and CJD: to notify or not to notify, that is the question
CMAJ 1998 159: 829-831. [PDF]  
B. Sibbald
Physicians' help needed in CJD study
CMAJ 1998 159: 830. [PDF]  
H. Kent
Popularity of breast cancer program leads to referral protocols in BC
CMAJ 1998 159: 832-833. [PDF]  
C. Gray
Ontario's kinder, gentler college tries to leave old-boys' image behind
CMAJ 1998 159: 834-836. [PDF]  
S. Wharry
Scepticism rampant as health minister addresses CMA meeting
CMAJ 1998 159: 837-838. [PDF]  
S. Wharry
There but for the grace of God..
CMAJ 1998 159: 838. [PDF]  
J. Hoey and B. Sibbald
Dr. Allon Reddoch: the CMA's new president is a Yukon enthusiast
CMAJ 1998 159: 839. [PDF]  
M. OReilly
Solutions prove elusive as Ontario seeks alternatives to FFS in remote areas
CMAJ 1998 159: 840-841. [PDF]  

Resources * Ressources:Back

J. McGowan
On_the_Net@cma.ca/Sur_le_Net@cma.ca
CMAJ 1998 159: 843. [PDF]  

Pulse * Médicogramme:Back

L. Buske
The southward flow ebbs slightly
CMAJ 1998 159: 900. [PDF]  
L. Buske
L'exode vers le Sud ralentit légèrement
CMAJ 1998 159: 900. [PDF]  

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