Throughout the history of medicine, thousands of drugs have been developed, but only one
has been influential enough to earn the title of simply, the pill. Introduced in May 1950, the …

The authors describe the results of a survey they carried out in 2000 to determine the status
of cultural sensitivity training in 16 Canadian medical schools using structured telephone …

See related guideline by the Canadian Task Force on Preventive Health Care on page 35
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• Cervarix (from GlaxoSmithKline) will likely be approved later in 2007. It is a vaccine that
protects against oncogenic HPV-16 and HPV-18. It is formulated with AS04, an adjuvant that …

DORIS STEG, MD PFIRLE FELDMAN, MD JANET DOLLIN, MD ANN ROTHMAN, MD nO n
her article (page1591), Dr Hammond describes the juggling act that is part of most women …

JANET DOLLIN, MD, CCFP ow do we fare as a country in lraising healthy children, both
compared withour past achievements and compared with other countries? What barriers have …

T his manual, produced by the most prominent American physician group concernedwith
the emergency medical care ofchildren, addresses the role of primary care physicians in …

Objective To help busy FPs find useful current information and keep up to date on pediatric
infectious disease and immunization topics by highlighting the work of one excellent source …

The career trajectory of women in medicine is often described as nonlinear. This chapter will
discuss the various vectors and forces that shape the path throughout a woman’s life cycle. …

Education versus service Page 1 rare, but a number of cases have been reported in the
literature.We report here a further case. A 45-year-old perimenopausal woman was referred to …