From the CDC: On-the-job deaths decline in 1980s

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1. Editorial Comments
2. Lumpectomy plus radiation treatment of localized breast cancer affords disease-free survival rates at least as favorable as those found with total mastectomy, with all factors being equal
3. Beta carotene and vitamin E supplements may not be the anti-carcinogen wonders as earlier touted
4. New modes of drug therapy for treating osteoporosis may give physicians, and their patients an alternative to estrogen therapy
5. Another promising treatment regimen for osteoporosis is being successfully tested by researchers at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas.
6. In an attempt to create a tobacco-free environment, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) has issued a policy statement from its Committee on Substance Abuse
7. Letters to the Editor
8. More suggested changes to osteopathic medical curriculum
9. Response: More suggested changes to osteopathic medical curriculum
10. News
11. From the FDA: Defective uncuffed pediatric endotracheal tubes threaten lives
12. From the CDC: On-the-job deaths decline in 1980s
13. Editorials
14. DOs encouraged to participate in pharmaceutical, clinical trials
15. Exercise: The antiaging antidote?
16. Announcements
17. Proposed Amendment to the Constitution of the American Osteopathic Association
18. Letters to the Editor
19. Healthcare policy reform comes under fire
20. Healthcare policy reform comes under fire
21. Original Contribution
22. Predictability of sacral base levelness based on iliac crest measurements
23. Brief Report
24. The chronically disturbed adolescent and the surrogate family model: Observations on two patient populations
25. Clinical Practice
26. Clinical implications of NSAID pharmacokinetics: Special populations, special considerations
27. Health Policy
28. State healthcare reform: An arena for the osteopathic medical profession's influence
29. Case Report
30. Splenic hypofunction in systemic lupus erythematosus
31. CME Quiz
32. CME Quiz