Acute appendicitis secondary to non-0 group I Vibrio cholerae

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1. Editorial Comments
2. Phenethyl isothiocyanate (PEITC) has been shown to block a major carcinogen-NNK-specific to lung cancer
3. Spermatogonial stem cells can be frozen and transplanted to the testes of the same-or another-species
4. Could a vaccine against the effects of cocaine be part of a treatment regimen for drug addiction?
5. Physicians should make a contract with patients infected with HIV who have a history of drug abuse and who are in need of pain meilication
6. News
7. Link between SIDS and the prone sleep position
8. AOA Communication
9. AACOM goes online
10. Editorial
11. Keeping pace with the evolving management of nonpalpable breast lesions
12. Original Contribution
13. Analysis of malignancy detected by needle-localized breast biopsy
14. Brief Report
15. Eustrongylidiasis--A parasitic infection acquired by eating live minnows
16. Clinical Practice
17. Osteopathic manipulative treatment applications for the emergency department patient
18. The power of words: Communicating effectively with young patients
19. Student Contribution
20. Summary of the Conference: Current Challenges to M.D.s and D.O.s
21. Case Report
22. Metaplastic breast carcinoma
23. Use of computed tomography guidance and mammographic hook wires to remove displaced, embedded contraceptive rods
24. Effects of thyroid hormone treatment on 31P-NMR spectroscopy of muscle and on nerve conduction studies in a patient with long-standing severe hypothyroidism
25. Churg-Strauss syndrome
26. Acute appendicitis secondary to non-0 group I Vibrio cholerae
27. CME Quiz
28. CME Quiz
29. CME Quiz Answers
30. CME Quiz Answers