Tympanic thermometers do not accurately measure temperature in pediatric patients.

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1. Editorial Comments
2. Updated immunization guidelines for children 15 months of age and younger have been adopted by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP)
3. Approximately 300 women treated for infertility with hormones from cadavers may be infected with the virus that causes Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, warn British officials
4. A common blood test used for detecting surgically curable forms of recurrent colon cancer may not be beneficial
5. Cardiac catheterization may not increase the chances of surviving a cardiac infarction
6. Tympanic thermometers do not accurately measure temperature in pediatric patients.
7. Letters to the Editor
8. More comments on the call to reform the profession
9. Response: More comments on the call to reform the profession
10. An MD's note to his osteopathic medical students
11. Editorials
12. Promoting the health and fitness of osteopathic medical students
13. Original Contribution
14. Do medical students' knowledge and attitudes about health and exercise affect their physical fitness?
15. Clinical Practice
16. Magnetic resonance angiography
17. Computed tomography in the diagnosis and management of popliteal artery entrapment syndrome
18. Medical Education
19. Lifestyle changes associated with osteopathic medical education
20. A primer on graduate medical education financing
21. Case Report
22. Recognition of Hantavirus infection in the rural setting: report of first Colorado resident to survive