The Journal of Family PracticeWhat could be behind your elderly patient’s subjective memory complaints?May 1, 2008
The Journal of Family PracticeIs training patients in self-examination an effective way to screen for melanoma?May 1, 2008
The Journal of Family PracticeWhat’s the most effective treatment for giardiasis?April 1, 2008Infectious Diseases
The Journal of Family PracticeHow should you evaluate elevated calcium in an asymptomatic patient?April 1, 2008
The Journal of Family PracticeWhat are the causes of elevated TSH in a newborn?March 1, 2008Pediatrics
The Journal of Family PracticeWhat is the differential diagnosis of chronic leg edema in primary care?March 1, 2008
The Journal of Family PracticeWhat’s the best drug treatment for premature ejaculation?March 1, 2008Men's Health
The Journal of Family PracticeWhat is the best way to evaluate an acute traumatic knee injury?February 1, 2008
The Journal of Family PracticeWhich clinical features and lab findings increase the likelihood of temporal arteritis?February 1, 2008
The Journal of Family PracticeWhich patients undergoing noncardiac surgery benefit from perioperative beta-blockers?February 1, 2008
The Journal of Family PracticeWhat are the repercussions of disclosing a medical error?February 1, 2008
