From NIH: Study of AZT effectiveness in treating HIV-infected children halted

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1. News
2. Risk factors for colon cancer in men
3. Celiprolol versus propranolol in reducing angina pectoris
4. Low-fat diet for infants?
5. Editorial Comments
6. Filters from cigarettes may pose a health threat to smokers
7. Children, adolescents, and older minority women are more likely to be homicide victims than other segments of the population in the United States
8. Condom use among persons involved in extramarital affairs is low
9. Cardiologists, like the rest of Americans, are battling undesirable cholesterol levels.
10. News
11. From the Department of Consumer Affairs: Infants should not sleep on fluffy bedding
12. From NIH: Study of AZT effectiveness in treating HIV-infected children halted
13. Letters to the Editor
14. Time to abolish most osteopathic graduate medical education programs
15. Editorial
16. Federal guidelines endorse OMT for acute low back pain
17. Original Contribution
18. Nonprescription, padded, lightweight support socks in treatment of mild to moderate lower extremity venous insufficiency
19. Brief Report
20. Cranial findings and iatrogenesis from craniosacral manipulation in patients with traumatic brain syndrome.
21. Review
22. Ciguatera: Current concepts
23. Case Report
24. Topical metronidazole for arterial insufficiency ulcers
25. Fatal venous air embolism after removal of a central venous catheter
26. CME Quiz
27. CME Quiz
28. Books Received
29. Books Received