Another packed issue for the Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine,
encompassing some of our traditional types of topics, such as practical advice for specific …

To the Editor: We appreciate the interest of Drs. Guzzi, Brambilla, and Pigatto in our letter
regarding the care of patients who are worried about mercury poisoning from dental fillings …

I read with extreme disappointment the Editor's letter in this month's Canadian Family
Physician. I am a Family Physician with 3 young children, working full time. I have worked as …

In the July/August issue, the article “Is Universal Coverage the American Way?” argues that
universal health care coverage by the government is “the American way.” On the contrary …

To the Editor: I was pleased to read that Dr. Mambu's personal experience with transforming
his practice into a patient-centered medical home validated points I made in the …

To the Editor: In the Research Letter by Vearrier and Greenberg, 1 the authors elegantly
describe a 37-yearold woman with clinically suspected overexposure to mercury from her …

Last night, I organized my work bag with pens, highlighters, my Washington Manual, MPR,
Pocket Medicine, and Drugs for Bugs book. I ironed my clothes and pressed my white coat to …

Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons Volume 16 Number 4 Winter 2011 101 health
problem is not fundamentally a healthcare or insurance problem, at least at older ages. It is a …

The Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments are affecting the office practice of many
family physicians. While the cost of these regulations was supposed to be low, many family …

To the Editor: I have greatly enjoyed this issue ofJNMA (J Natl Med Assoc. 2002; 94). Seems
to be more densely packed with articles than other journals I've seen recently. The range of …