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August 01, 2004; Volume 50,Issue 8

  1. Bennett, Robert G

    1. An approach to spider bites. Erroneous attribution of dermonecrotic lesions to brown recluse or hobo spider bites in Canada.
      Robert G Bennett and Richard S Vetter
      Canadian Family Physician August 2004; 50 (8) 1098-1101;

  2. Benoit, Glenn

    1. Outcomes after vacuum-assisted deliveries. Births attended by community family practitioners.
      Colin Yarrow, Glenn Benoit and Michael C Klein
      Canadian Family Physician August 2004; 50 (8) 1109-1114;

  3. Campbell, Sam G

    1. Unnecessary use of ceftriaxone?
      Sam G Campbell and Merril Pauls
      Canadian Family Physician August 2004; 50 (8) 1078-1079;

  4. Hammond, Jo-Anne

    1. Beware of "natural" products.
      Gregor Reid and Jo-Anne Hammond
      Canadian Family Physician August 2004; 50 (8) 1081;

  5. Hewitt, Daniel

    1. Inhaler therapy. What it means for children with asthma.
      Karen Parsons, Graham Worrall, John Knight and Daniel Hewitt
      Canadian Family Physician August 2004; 50 (8) 1102-1108;

  6. Ito, S

    1. Using corticosteroids during pregnancy. Are topical, inhaled, or systemic agents associated with risk?
      D Oren, I Nulman, M Makhija, S Ito and Gideon Koren
      Canadian Family Physician August 2004; 50 (8) 1083-1085;

  7. Jayabarathan, Ajantha

    1. Aggressive diabetes therapy: is it "best practice?".
      Ajantha Jayabarathan
      Canadian Family Physician August 2004; 50 (8) 1075;

  8. Klein, Michael C

    1. Outcomes after vacuum-assisted deliveries. Births attended by community family practitioners.
      Colin Yarrow, Glenn Benoit and Michael C Klein
      Canadian Family Physician August 2004; 50 (8) 1109-1114;

  9. Knight, John

    1. Inhaler therapy. What it means for children with asthma.
      Karen Parsons, Graham Worrall, John Knight and Daniel Hewitt
      Canadian Family Physician August 2004; 50 (8) 1102-1108;

  10. Koren, Gideon

    1. Using corticosteroids during pregnancy. Are topical, inhaled, or systemic agents associated with risk?
      D Oren, I Nulman, M Makhija, S Ito and Gideon Koren
      Canadian Family Physician August 2004; 50 (8) 1083-1085;
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Canadian Family Physician
Vol. 50, Issue 8
1 Aug 2004
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