When it comes to sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), teenagers know more than adults

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1. Editorial Comments
2. A fat-laden diet may be linked to the development of prostate cancer
3. Pregnant women who take vitamin A supplements could be putting their unborn infants at risk for birth defects
4. When it comes to sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), teenagers know more than adults
5. Book Reviews
6. Correlative Neuroanatomy
7. BodyWorks 4.0
8. CME Quiz
9. CME Quiz
10. News
11. From the FDA: Testosterone patch approved
12. From the FDA: Panel recommends approval of drug for ALS
13. From the FDA: Adjunct to Pap smear readings approved
14. Editorials
15. Cigarette smoking still smolders after all these years
16. Letters to the Editor
17. Checklist enables rapid screening for major psychiatric disorders
18. A mnemonic approach to the evaluation of chest x-ray films
19. Original Contribution
20. Smoking cessation: A clinical study of the transdermal nicotine patch
21. Brief Report
22. Cigarette availability to minors
23. Medical Education
24. Osteopathic postdoctoral training institution: The osteopathic 'road map' to graduate medical education viability
25. 1995 Revisions to the standards and procedures for accreditation of colleges of osteopathic medicine
26. Health Policy
27. Impact of antitrust laws on physician networking and rural communities
28. Case Report
29. Twenty-year experience with the Mentor bladder pacemaker