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May 29, 2001 / le 29 mai 2001
CMAJ 2001:164(11)
Highlights of this issue
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Editorial Éditorial |
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Driven to distraction: cellular phones and traffic accidents
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Les téléphones cellulaires et les accidents de la circulation
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Letters Correspondance
Instructions to correspondents
- Obesity in Canadian children R. Auer, et al [HTML / PDF]; M. Finkelstein [HTML / PDF]; P.T. Katzmarzyk [HTML / PDF]; responses: M. Tremblay, J.D. Willms [HTML / PDF]; R. Andersen [HTML / PDF]
- D is for drug addiction and disability P.B. Berger [HTML / PDF]
- Fie on this book review C.M. Godfrey [HTML / PDF]; response: V.M. Hanlon [HTML / PDF]
- Travel warning issued after polio outbreak in Dominican Republic, Haiti [Correction]
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Research Recherche |
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Abuse: A risk factor for low birth weight? A systematic review and meta-analysis
C.C. Murphy, B. Schei, T.L. Myhr, J. Du Mont
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Reviewing the reviewers: the quality of reporting in three secondary journals
P.J. Devereaux, B.J. Manns, W.A. Ghali, H. Quan, G.H. Guyatt
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Research Letter Exposé de recherche |
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The underuse of probiotics by family physicians
L. Edmunds
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Commentary Commentaire |
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Abuse during pregnancy: a quintessential threat to maternal and child health so when do we start to act?
J.C. Campbell
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Reports of reports: How good are secondary publications in medicine?
F. Davidoff
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Car phones and car crashes: some popular misconceptions
D.A. Redelmeier, R.J. Tibshirani
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Review Synthèse |
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Rationing medical care: rhetoric and reality in the Oregon Health Plan
J. Oberlander, T. Marmor, L. Jacobs
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Bioethics for clinicians: 26. Assisted reproductive technologies
L. Shanner, J. Nisker
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Rheumatology: 14. Diagnosis and management of anterior knee pain
J.E. Taunton, M. Wilkinson
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The Left Atrium De l'oreille gauche [HTML] |
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- M.T. Greenwood reviews Patricia
Van Tighem's The bear's embrace [PDF]
- Colin Rankin learns about power tools [PDF]
- David McMillan photographs the
Chernobyl evacuation zone [PDF]
- L. Hazelton stands under Jacob's ladder [PDF]
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News Nouvelles |
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- Large fee increase in hand, Alberta goes courting Canada's MDs [HTML / PDF]
- Drug giants drop suit against South African drug law [HTML / PDF]
- Places to smoke going way of the dinosaurs? [HTML / PDF]
- FDA issues warning on propofol (Diprivan) [HTML / PDF]
- Global crusade to combat measles [HTML / PDF]
- Special CDC Web site debunks Internet's medical urban legends [HTML / PDF]
- Can we afford medicare? Romanow to find out [HTML / PDF]
- First double-lung transplant recipient dies [HTML / PDF]
- Tuition fees continue upward spiral, hit new high at Western [HTML / PDF]
On the Net: Virtually there: take a medical school tour without leaving home [HTML / PDF]
Pulse: The rural and urban realities of family medicine [HTML / PDF]
Bush marches to own beat as patient-rights initiative takes off in US [HTML / PDF]
Death but one unintended consequence of gene-therapy trial [HTML / PDF]
Clinical Update: The sodium-restricted DASH diet lowers blood pressure [HTML / PDF]
Public Health: Measles in your office [HTML / PDF] |
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Heart & Soul Gens de cur |
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A career shaped by a father's death
H. Kent
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