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Articles

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  Safety of gadolinium during pregnancy.

  Facundo Garcia-Bournissen, Alon Shrim and Gideon Koren

  Canadian Family Physician March 2006; 52 (3) 309-310;
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  Should we use steroids to treat children with Bell's palsy?

  Clare Atzema and Ran D Goldman

  Canadian Family Physician March 2006; 52 (3) 313-314;
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  Sebaceous cysts. Ten tips for easier excision.

  Ian P Sempowski

  Canadian Family Physician March 2006; 52 (3) 315-317;
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  Does low-dose ASA help prevent cardiovascular events in women?

  Abdullah Alkhenizan and W Farooq

  Canadian Family Physician March 2006; 52 (3) 319-321;
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  Preventing and managing pediatric obesity. Recommendations for family physicians.

  Gilles Plourde

  Canadian Family Physician March 2006; 52 (3) 322-328;
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  What is medicine? Recruiting high-school students into family medicine.

  Jared Bly

  Canadian Family Physician March 2006; 52 (3) 329-334;
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  Case report: profound anemia. Chronic disease detection and global health disparities.

  Kevin Pottie, Patricia Topp and Frances Kilbertus

  Canadian Family Physician March 2006; 52 (3) 335-336;
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  Pregnancy prevention among women taking isotretinoin: failure to comply with the recommendations.

  Nina Boucher and Louise Beaulac-Baillargeon

  Canadian Family Physician March 2006; 52 (3) 338-339;
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  Potential for drug interactions in seniors with osteoarthritis.

  Wayne Putnam, Beverley Lawson, Dawn Frail, Kelly Bower, Greg Archibald, Howard Conter and Jim MacKillop

  Canadian Family Physician March 2006; 52 (3) 340-341;
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  What influences seniors' choice of medications for osteoarthritis? Qualitative inquiry.

  Kelly Nicol Bower, Dawn Frail, Peter L Twohig and Wayne Putnam

  Canadian Family Physician March 2006; 52 (3) 342-343;
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  Pediatric care.

  Canadian Family Physician March 2006; 52 (3) 393;
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  Whose pen is in your pocket?

  Christopher Sikora

  Canadian Family Physician March 2006; 52 (3) 394-395;