Broken bones may benefit from an experimental gel that contains DNA

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1. Editorial Comments
2. When it comes to sex education for developmentally disabled children, pediatricians play a key role
3. Nicotine alone may not be the sole culprit in the development of an addiction to cigarette smoking
4. Diagnosing parvovirus BI9 in utero begins with taking a thorough patient history and talking with the family pediatrician
5. Broken bones may benefit from an experimental gel that contains DNA
6. CME Quiz Answers
7. CME Quiz Answers
8. Letters to the Editor
9. Long-term narcotic use may complicate treatment for depression
10. Editorial
11. Minimizing homologous blood use: The autotransfuser to the rescue
12. Original Contribution
13. Use of predeposited autologous blood plus intraoperative autotransfusion compared with use of predeposited autologous blood alone in radical retropubic prostatectomy
14. Review
15. Exercise, immunity, and infection
16. Brief Report
17. Medical team coverage of motor sports events
18. Medical Education
19. Curriculum goals for the training of osteopathic family practice residents for the year 2000
20. Case Report
21. Isolated amyloidosis of the colon
22. Book Reviews
23. Jones Strain-CounterStrain