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CMAJ

April 4, 2000 / le 4 avril 2000
CMAJ 2000; 162(7)
© 2000 Canadian Medical Association / Association médicale canadienne


In this issue
  · Dans ce numéro

Highlights of this issue

Cover:
Arthritis can strike anyone, at any time of life. In this issue we launch a new Clinical Basics series designed to update primary care practitioners on the rapidly changing field of rheumatology (page 1007 and page 1011).

Arthritis can strike anyone!

  • The Left Atrium
  • News and Analysis
  • Deaths
  • Heart & Soul

  •   Editorial · Éditorial
    961 Public health, public persuasion [HTML / PDF]
    963 Santé publique, persuasion publique [HTML / PDF]

    [Contents]


    969 Letters · Correspondance [PDF]
    Instructions to correspondents

    [Contents]


      Research · Recherche
    977 The clinical burden of prostate cancer in Canada: forecasts from the Montreal Prostate Cancer Model
    S.A. Grover, L. Coupal, H. Zowall, R. Rajan, J. Trachtenberg, M. Elhilali, M. Chetner, L. Goldenberg
    [full article in HTML / full article in PDF]
    987 The economic burden of prostate cancer in Canada: forecasts from the Montreal Prostate Cancer Model
    S.A. Grover, L. Coupal, H. Zowall, R. Rajan, J. Trachtenberg, M. Elhilali, M. Chetner, L. Goldenberg
    [full article in HTML / full article in PDF]
    993 Dilution of the 75-g oral glucose tolerance test increases postprandial glycemia: implications for diagnostic criteria
    J.L. Sievenpiper, D.J.A. Jenkins, R.G. Josse, V. Vuksan
    [full article in HTML / full article in PDF]

    [Contents]


      Commentary · Commentaire
    1001 Disease-simulation models and health care decisions
    J.J. Caro
    [full article in HTML / full article in PDF]
    1002 Direct and indirect randomized trials of screening: the A's and D's of evidence-based clinical practice guidelines
    J. Mahon
    [full article in HTML / full article in PDF]
    1005 Coronary artery bypass surgery for elderly patients: Is our practice based on evidence or faith?
    P. MacDonald, D. Johnstone, K. Rockwood
    [full article in HTML / full article in PDF]
    1007 Rheumatology: introduction to the series
    J.M. Esdaile
    [full article in HTML / full article in PDF]

    [Contents]


      Review · Synthèse
    1011 Rheumatology: 1. Is it arthritis?
    S. Ensworth
    [full article in HTML / full article in PDF]
    1017 Frequent users of the emergency department: a program to improve care and reduce visits
    D. Pope, C.M.B. Fernandes, F. Bouthillette, J. Etherington
    [full article in HTML / full article in PDF]

    [Contents]


    1021 The Left Atrium · De l'Oreille Gauche
    [HTML / PDF]
     
    • A social history of breast cancer (book review by C. Gray)
    • Pain and pathos in Mexican art
    • Damocles
    [Contents]
    1029 News and analysis · Nouvelles et analyses [PDF]
     
    1036 Public Health: West Nile fever in New York City
    J. Hoey
    [full article in HTML / full article in PDF]
    1037 The ER alternative: urgent care clinics coming of age
    B. Sibbald
    [full article in HTML / full article in PDF]
    1039 FP shortage makes for creative patients in Nova Scotia
    D. Moulton
    [full article in HTML / full article in PDF]
    1042 Civilian facilities now provide care for Edmonton's 7000 soldiers, train military MDs
    H. Kent
    [full article in HTML / full article in PDF]
    1043 Hospital crisis? What crisis?
    C. Gray
    [full article in HTML / full article in PDF]

    [Contents]


    1107 Deaths · Nécrologie

      Heart and Soul · Gens de cœur
    1108 St. John's MD as busy outside medicine as in
    B. Ryan
    [full article in HTML / full article in PDF]

      Canadian Adverse Drug Reaction Newsletter
    1044 [ PDF] (links to Health Canada Web site)
    • Adverse drug reaction reporting - 1999
    • Celecoxib (CelebrexTM): 1 year later
    • Correction
    • Communiqué
    • Drugs of Current Interest


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