Canadian Medical Association Journal: 161 (10)

November 16, 1999; Volume 161,Issue 10

Highlights of this issue

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Victoria physicians sponsor Chinese students
Barbara Sibbald

CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1229;
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Why are physicians avoiding New Brunswick?
CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1229-1230;
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"Success by 6" the catchphrase for Ottawa's MoH
Barbara Sibbald

CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1230;
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Dr. Abbott makes an impression
CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1230-1230-a;
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Ontario leads way for tuition fees
Lynda Buske

CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1231;
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National organ-donor plan in works
CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1231-1231-a;
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Interview with Osler biographer goes online
CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1231-1231-b;
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Frederick Banting and the Group of Seven
Peter Wilton

CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1232;
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MDs should pay more attention to young women's sexual health: report
Dorothy Grant

CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1232-1232-a;
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Elderly most affected by seasonal variation in deaths due to MI, stroke
Greg Basky

CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1233;
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Promising new therapy for cancer
CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1233-1233-a;

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Reaching a consensus on irritable bowel syndrome
Russell Springate

CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1237;
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Reaching a consensus on irritable bowel syndrome
Paul Lépine

CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1237-1237-a;
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Reaching a consensus on irritable bowel syndrome
William G. Paterson, W. Grant Thompson, Stephen J. Vanner, Thomas R. Faloon, Walter W. Rosser, Richard W. Birtwhistle, Janet L. Morse and Thomas A. Touzel

CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1237-1237-b;
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To test or not to test
Roland Jung

CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1237-1238;
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To test or not to test
David C. Mendelssohn

CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1238;
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Should we preach parsimony for health care?
Gerald E. Sinclair

CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1238-1238-a;
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Should we preach parsimony for health care?
Vahé A. Kazandjian

CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1238-1238-b;
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What's in a name?
C. M. Godfrey

CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1238-1239;
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What's in a name?
Roanne Segal

CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1239;
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The teaching contributions of residents
Andrew J.E. Seely

CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1239-1239-a;
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Methadone treatment
Saifee Rashiq

CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1241;
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Methadone treatment
A. W. Askey

CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1241-1241-a;
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Correction
CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1241-1241-b;

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Realized medicine
Allyn Walsh

CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1297;
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Freud's request
Ian A. Cameron

CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1298;
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Reading the times
Anne Marie Todkill

CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1299-1300;

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Abuse of emergency department workers: An inherent career risk or a barometer of the evolving health care system?
Laurie J. Morrison

CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1262-1263;
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Dignified death or legislated resuscitation?
Grant Innes and Karen Wanger

CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1264-1265;
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Drug-drug interactions: How scared should we be?
Lori E. Shapiro and Neil H. Shear

CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1266-1267;

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Tuberculosis: 11. Nosocomial disease
Kevin Schwartzman and Dick Menzies

CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1271-1277;
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Drug interactions and the statins
Robert J. Herman

CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1281-1286;
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Tennis anyone? The lungs as a new court for systemic therapy
Michael T. Newhouse

CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1287-1288;
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Xenotransplantation: An animal future?
Lindsay E. Nicolle

CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1291;
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Radiation techniques for the 21st century
Brenda G. Clark and Michael R. McKenzie

CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1292;
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Intraoperative MRI: a moving magnet
Garnette R. Sutherland and Deon F. Louw

CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1293;
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Molecular diagnosis of infections in the new millennium
Natasha Press, Marc Romney, Satchan Takaya and Brian Conway

CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1294;

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Violence in the emergency department: a survey of health care workers
Christopher M.B. Fernandes, France Bouthillette, Janet M. Raboud, Linda Bullock, Catherine F. Moore, James M. Christenson, Eric Grafstein, Sandra Rae, Leisa Ouellet, Clay Gillrie and Michele Way

CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1245-1248;
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Response of paramedics to terminally ill patients with cardiac arrest: an ethical dilemma
Veena Guru, P. Richard Verbeek and Laurie J. Morrison

CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1251-1254;
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Temporal changes in the outcomes of acute myocardial infarction in Ontario, 1992-1996
Jack V. Tu, C. David Naylor and Peter Austin

CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1257-1261;

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The Chaoulli case: one-tier medicine goes on trial in Quebec
Susan Pinker

CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1305-1306;
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Task force seeks solutions for "senior squalor"
Lynne Swanson

CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1307;
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Unique health needs of elderly women being ignored, symposium told
Barbara Sibbald

CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1309-1310;
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The Yukon takes native health a step further at Whitehorse hospital
Heather Kent

CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1312;

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Montreal a mecca for patients seeking "gender reassignment"
Susan Pinker

CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1368;

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Developing a code of conduct for the Web
Michael OReilly

CMAJ November 16, 1999 161 (10) 1301;