Violent behavior in teenage boys has been traced to two factors-complications in delivery and maternal rejection

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1. Editorial Comments
2. Smoking marijuana may lead to lung cancer
3. Scintimammography seems to be a precise diagnostic means for detecting breast cancer early
4. Cimetidine can be found in the breast milk of women who take the antiulcer medication
5. Male smokers who are trying to start a family might want to kick the habit
6. Violent behavior in teenage boys has been traced to two factors-complications in delivery and maternal rejection
7. An autoimmune disorder may be responsible for a rare form of epilepsy
8. News
9. Cefpodoxime proxetil versus cefixime in acute otitis media therapy
10. Glycemic thresholds for spontaneous abortion and congenital malformations in type I diabetes
11. PSA density in the detection of prostate carcinoma
12. Do antioxidants prevent or retard the onset of AMD?
13. From the FDA: Proper pediatric drug dosing to be made readily available
14. From the FTC: Actual nicotine, tar levels may be added to cigarette labels
15. Editorials
16. Sorting through the complexities of ovarian cancer
17. Original Contribution
18. Laparoscopy-assisted vaginal hysterectomy: Cost analysis and review of initial experience in a community hospital
19. Brief Report
20. Planning a medical relief mission
21. Review
22. Unstable angina: Clinical practice guidelines for diagnosis and management
23. Clinical Practice
24. Bicarbonate therapy in the treatment of lactic acidosis: Medicine or toxin?
25. Case Report
26. Ewings sarcoma as an etiology for persistent back pain in a 17-year-old girl after trauma to the back
27. CME Quiz
28. CME Quiz