Canadian Family Physician: 49 (12)

December 01, 2003; Volume 49,Issue 12

Editorials

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Palliative care at home. Dying at home: an increasingly important trend.
Lucie Baillargeon

Canadian Family Physician December 2003; 49 (12) 1581-1585;

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Statistics can affect treatment decisions.
Joel Lexchin

Canadian Family Physician December 2003; 49 (12) 1587;
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Acupuncture and adverse effects.
Linda M Rapson

Canadian Family Physician December 2003; 49 (12) 1588-1589;
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Acupuncture and adverse effects.
Aileen Burford-Mason

Canadian Family Physician December 2003; 49 (12) 1588;
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Evidence sketchy on circumcision and cervical cancer link.
Arif Bhimji and Dennis Harrison

Canadian Family Physician December 2003; 49 (12) 1591-1592;
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Evidence sketchy on circumcision and cervical cancer link.
George Hill

Canadian Family Physician December 2003; 49 (12) 1591;
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Why not family medicine?
John Biehn

Canadian Family Physician December 2003; 49 (12) 1592;
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Evidence sketchy on circumcision and cervical cancer link.
John R Taylor

Canadian Family Physician December 2003; 49 (12) 1592;
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A finger or tube in every orifice.
Richard E Allen

Canadian Family Physician December 2003; 49 (12) 1596-1597;

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Hemophilia during pregnancy.
Ran D Goldman, Victor Blanchette and Gideon Koren

Canadian Family Physician December 2003; 49 (12) 1601-1603;
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Ophthaproblem. Retinopathy of prematurity.
Clara Chan, Alan F Cruess and Sanjay Sharma

Canadian Family Physician December 2003; 49 (12) 1605-1607;
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An approach to dyspnea in advanced disease.
Romayne Gallagher

Canadian Family Physician December 2003; 49 (12) 1611-1616;
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Lifestyle interventions for type 2 diabetes. Relevance for clinical practice.
Stewart B Harris, Robert J Petrella and Wendy Leadbetter

Canadian Family Physician December 2003; 49 (12) 1618-1625;
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Ethical issues in palliative care. Views of patients, families, and nonphysician staff.
Anna Towers, Neil MacDonald and Ellen Wallace

Canadian Family Physician December 2003; 49 (12) 1626-1631;
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Short report: ibuprofen versus glucosamine sulfate. Treating osteoarthritis pain.
Claire Nowlan and Stephen Wetmore

Canadian Family Physician December 2003; 49 (12) 1632-1634;
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Residents' page.
Frank Scheuermyer

Canadian Family Physician December 2003; 49 (12) 1638-1639;