Labeling on contraceptives strengthened

Artikel in diesem Heft

1. Editorials
2. Passive smoking drives three more 'nails' in the 'smoking' coffin
3. Research important to education-and society
4. News
5. No link: HIV and CFS
6. Vaccines tested in HIV-infected children
7. Approvals for MS, AD drugs pending
8. Revised CVS sampling guidelines
9. Labeling on contraceptives strengthened
10. Editorial Comments
11. Physicians should take advantage of regular office visits to vaccinate their pediatric patients
12. Calcium consumption may not be the culprit of kidney stone development after all
13. The gene that causes Huntington's disease has been isolated
14. Job stress costs $200 billion annually in the United States alone
15. A bountiful diet of vegetables and fruits can protect against heart disease and the risk of stroke
16. Adolescents should have access to abortion
17. Damage from fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS) persists at least through adolescence
18. Could a future birth control method lie at the bottom of the sea?
19. Kicking the smoking habit at a young age reduces the risk of lung cancer by 50%, compared with smokers who quit during middleage
20. Homosexuality may be less prevalent than originally thought
21. News
22. All bicyclists should wear helmets
23. Announcements
24. Proposed Amendments to the Constitution and Bylaws of the American Osteopathic Association
25. Original Contribution
26. Accuracy of fine-needle aspiration biopsy in diagnosis of palpable breast masses: Two-year results of a university-affiliated community hospital
27. Review
28. Treatment of cutaneous T-cell lymphoma: An update
29. Medical Education
30. Research secures the future of osteopathic medicine: Part 1. Research-foundation for faculty development, institutional recognition
31. Teaching interns and residents about death and dying
32. Case Report
33. Neuroleptic malignant syndrome in the intensive care unit
34. Hemorrhagic adrenal cyst