Canadian Family Physician: 50 (5)

Index by author

May 01, 2004; Volume 50,Issue 5

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Management of gastrointestinal disease. Returning it to primary care.
Nigel W Flook

Canadian Family Physician May 2004; 50 (5) 685-686;
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Second thoughts on third-year training.
Danielle Saucier

Canadian Family Physician May 2004; 50 (5) 687-689;

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Negative feedback for ALPHA form.
David Price and Elizabeth Shaw

Canadian Family Physician May 2004; 50 (5) 697;
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Which test is best?
Janet Bryanton

Canadian Family Physician May 2004; 50 (5) 697;
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Choosing our values.
Michael Malus and CFPC Committee on Ethics

Canadian Family Physician May 2004; 50 (5) 698;
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Should thiazide diuretics be first-line therapy for high-risk hypertensive patients?
Sonny Kohli and Anu Joneja

Canadian Family Physician May 2004; 50 (5) 713-715;

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A prayer for deliverance. Life in rural family practice.
J Lee Bingham

Canadian Family Physician May 2004; 50 (5) 701-702;
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Multivitamin supplements for pregnant women. New insights.
Eric Ahn, Alejandro A Nava-Ocampo and Gideon Koren

Canadian Family Physician May 2004; 50 (5) 705-706;
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Just the berries: Nephrotoxic drugs.
Tom Hewlett

Canadian Family Physician May 2004; 50 (5) 709-711;
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Celiac disease. CME update for family physicians.
Shane M Devlin, Christopher N Andrews and Paul L Beck

Canadian Family Physician May 2004; 50 (5) 719-725;
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How diet and lifestyle affect duodenal ulcers. Review of the evidence.
Milly Ryan-Harshman and Walid Aldoori

Canadian Family Physician May 2004; 50 (5) 727-732;
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Approach to managing elevated creatinine.
Richard Tremblay

Canadian Family Physician May 2004; 50 (5) 735-740;
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Vitamin B12 deficiency. Prevalence among South Asians at a Toronto clinic.
Anil K Gupta, Alkarim Damji and Aparna Uppaluri

Canadian Family Physician May 2004; 50 (5) 743-747;
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Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Family physicians' role in management.
Alan Kaplan

Canadian Family Physician May 2004; 50 (5) 750;
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One resident's view on the shortage of rural physicians.
Charles Zhao

Canadian Family Physician May 2004; 50 (5) 821-824;