Index by author

November 01, 2004; Volume 50,Issue 11

  1. Beck, Paul L

    1. Clostridium difficile-associated colitis.
      Mark W Hull and Paul L Beck
      Canadian Family Physician November 2004; 50 (11) 1536-1540;

  2. Beyerstien, Barry

    1. Introducing medical students to CAM.
      Lloyd Oppel, Dale Hoshizaki, Richard Mathias, Morley Sutter and Barry Beyerstien
      Canadian Family Physician November 2004; 50 (11) 1495;

  3. Boucher, François-Gilles

    1. Early screening for diabetes mellitus: has it been overstated?
      François-Gilles Boucher
      Canadian Family Physician November 2004; 50 (11) 1503-1504;

  4. Hoshizaki, Dale

    1. Introducing medical students to CAM.
      Lloyd Oppel, Dale Hoshizaki, Richard Mathias, Morley Sutter and Barry Beyerstien
      Canadian Family Physician November 2004; 50 (11) 1495;

  5. Hull, Mark W

    1. Clostridium difficile-associated colitis.
      Mark W Hull and Paul L Beck
      Canadian Family Physician November 2004; 50 (11) 1536-1540;

  6. Hutten-czapski, P

    1. Short report: Scope of family practice in rural and urban settings.
      P Hutten-Czapski, R Pitblado and S Slade
      Canadian Family Physician November 2004; 50 (11) 1548-1550;

  7. Leyton, Edward

    1. Probiotics.
      Edward Leyton
      Canadian Family Physician November 2004; 50 (11) 1500;

  8. Mathias, Richard

    1. Introducing medical students to CAM.
      Lloyd Oppel, Dale Hoshizaki, Richard Mathias, Morley Sutter and Barry Beyerstien
      Canadian Family Physician November 2004; 50 (11) 1495;

  9. Nelson, John

    1. Must have been a spider.
      John Nelson
      Canadian Family Physician November 2004; 50 (11) 1496-1497;

  10. Oppel, Lloyd

    1. Introducing medical students to CAM.
      Lloyd Oppel, Dale Hoshizaki, Richard Mathias, Morley Sutter and Barry Beyerstien
      Canadian Family Physician November 2004; 50 (11) 1495;
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Canadian Family Physician
Vol. 50, Issue 11
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