The safety of manipulative treatment: review of the literature from 1925 to 1993

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1. Editorial Comments
2. Mutations in the gene BRCAI have been found in women with breast cancer who were younger than 40 years and who had no family history of the disease
3. Day 6 of the menstrual cycle appears to be the magic number for preventing ovulation with oral contraception
4. When it comes to treating heroin addiction, buprenorphinenaltrexone may provide a more effective method with fewer longlasting side effects than methadone
5. Anorexia seems to have an effect on the cerebral blood flow
6. Letters to the Editor
7. DOs should be source of patients' education
8. Response: DOs should be source of patients' education
9. CME Quiz Answers
10. CME Quiz Answers
11. News
12. From the FDA: Fat substitute approved for use in snack foods
13. Editorial
14. When it comes to OMT, do we practice what we preach?
15. Original Contribution
16. Preliminary findings on the use of osteopathic manipulative treatment by osteopathic physicians
17. Review
18. Update on osteopathic medical concepts and the lymphatic system
19. Health Policy
20. Studying the impact of women on osteopathic physician workforce predictions
21. Special Communication
22. The safety of manipulative treatment: review of the literature from 1925 to 1993
23. Case Report
24. Diabetes insipidus, acute myelogenous leukemia, and monosomy 7
25. CME Quiz
26. CME Quiz
27. Editorial Comments
28. If you take care of teenagers, then you take care of kids who are having unprotected sex
29. Case Report
30. Paraneoplastic intestinal pseudoobstruction, mononeuritis multiplex, and sensory neuropathy/neuronopathy