CONTEXT: Racial disparities in health care between black women and white women may
be attributed in part to socioeconomic status and lack of insurance, but also may be due to …

Discussion Malaria is a parasitic infection transmitted by mosquitoes. Signs and symptoms
are high fever with chills, sweating, headache, nausea and vomiting, muscle pain, and bloody …

Racial disparities in health care between African-American women and whites may be
attributed in part to socio-economic status or lack of insurance but also may be due to lack of the …

First, it is known that patients are more likely to comply with once-daily regimens2 and that
morning doses are less likely to be omitted. 3 The report of the trial implied that the …

… We believe that it is also time to move beyond disputes about whether generalist or specialist
physicians are "best," a concern raised by Dr Omonuwa. Contrary to Omonuwa's assertion, …

To the Editor: Dr Graham and colleagues1 provided an overview of the current status of family
practice in the United States. As a family practitioner who practiced 41 years in the same …

… We would like to thank Shakoora Omonuwa, MD, assistant professor, Department of
Family Medicine, for her dedication and guidance in the early stages of this project. …

Classification of Diseases, Ninth Revision (ICD-9) codes that describe psychosocial-economic
barriers faced by patients are generally not reimbursed. In fact, use of a code describing a …

… In Reply: Although our survey did not ask subjects about the impact of DTC advertising,
Dr Omonuwa makes an important point about its potential relevance that should be explored …

… In Reply: Although our survey did not ask subjects about the impact of DTC advertising,
Dr Omonuwa makes an important point about its potential relevance that should be explored …