[ Editorials | Letters | Selected Articles | Departments and Series | Patient Handouts | Index ]

Primary Care Annual Author Index 2001

[ Subject | Author ]

[ A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z ]

 

A

Abelson AG
Preservation of bone density in postmenopausal women. Dec(suppl):20—24
Women at risk. Jul(suppl):4—9

Arias R
A call for clarity in breast care. Oct:8—11

back to top


B

Bachmann G
Vaginal atrophy. Nov(suppl):19—22
Vulvovaginal candidiasis: effects on women's health care. March(suppl):6—7

Baldor R
Melanoma. Jun:42—46

Baum EB
Outpatient physical therapy. Jun(suppl):26—31

Bremer CC
Endometrial biopsy. Mar:47—51

Brotzman GL, see Butler DJ

Brown CS
Psychotropic medications, part 1: use during pregnancy. Jul:27—32

Brown HP
Clinician—patient communication. Nov(suppl):8—10
Emergency contraceptive pills. Mar:17—24

Burkman RT
Reflections. Aug:8

Butler DJ
Bioterrorism and anthrax anxiety. Dec:8—9

back to top


C

Calhoun AH, see Mannix LK

Cefalu C
Confusional states in older women. Jun(suppl):16—25

Chesnut CH III
Pharmacotherapeutic options. Jul(suppl):10—14

Choi MW
Menopause and mood. Aug:49—50

Cohen HD
Obesity and metabolic changes in aging women. Jun(suppl):39—43

back to top


D

Datlow M, see Diesfeld PW

Davidson MH
Cardiovascular implications of hormonal therapy. Dec(suppl):13—19

Davis G
Female circumcision. Aug:23—32

Davtyan CA
Mifepristone. Jul:37—42

Dayspring TD
Coronary artery disease prevention in women. Jan:47—53

Dickerson VM
Access to emergency contraception in the United States. Sep:8—13
Contraception in the perimenopause. Jun:33—40

Dickler MN
Prophylactic effects shown: SERMs can -prevent breast cancer. Jan:16—28

Diesfeld PW
More than a love bite. Nov:47

back to top


E

Ellis J, see Davis G

Eskew PN
Deciphering the codes. Jan:37

Eskin BA
Common benign conditions of the breast. Oct:35—40

back to top


F

Faro S
Treating vulvovaginal candidiasis. March(suppl):26—31

Fiore T
Exercise during pregnancy. Apr:26—30

Foreyt JP, see Volding DC

Freedman M
Enhancing normal sexual function. Nov(suppl):15—18

Freeman R
Hot flashes: prescription alternatives to ERT/HRT. Apr:61—62

back to top


G

Gelfand MM
Estrogen—androgen therapy. Sep:45—46

Giesser B, see also Holland N
Multiple sclerosis, part 1: prompt diagnosis and early intervention. Nov:36—40

Gilliam ML
ERT/HRT use in African-American women, part 1: implications for osteoporosis. May:34—39

Goldberg J
Private or public: umbilical cord blood should be preserved and stored. Apr:42—53

Goldstein PJ, see Koklanaris N

Gorodeski GI
ERT/HRT in diabetic women. Jan:33—34

Graham V, see Koklanaris N

Greiger-Zanlungo P
HIV and women. Mar:38—45

back to top


H

Heber D
Fat metabolism throughout the life cycle. Apr:16—25

Henzl MR, see Faro S

Hill M, see Brown CS

Holland N, see also Giesser B
Multiple sclerosis, part 2: symptom management. Dec:15—22

Hudson T
Managing perimenopausal symptoms: an -integrative medicine approach. Aug:13—20
Natural progesterone. Apr:32—41
Soy and women's health. Dec:24—28

back to top


I

Irrgang JJ, see Baum EB

back to top


J

Johnson KC
Hormone replacement and cardiovascular -disease. Oct(suppl):5—9

back to top


K

Kakuni AM, see Volding DC

Kaunitz AM
Reduced-dose oral contraceptives. Sep:24—32

Keith LG
Breast cancer. Oct:15—26

Kingsberg S
Menopause and sexual functioning. Jun:51—52

Knutson C, see Brown HP

Koklanaris N
Antenatal corticosteroids. May:27—33

Kowey PR
The role of potassium. Oct(suppl):10—13

Krivak TC
Tubo-ovarian abscess. Jun:18—30

Kronenberg F
Hot flashes: nonprescription alternatives to ERT/HRT. Mar:54—55

Krueger M, see Davis G

Krychman M
Sexual dysfunction: current issues. Nov(suppl):4—7

back to top


L

Laguens M, see Keith LG

Levinson RS
Vulvovaginal candidiasis: bioadhesive technology. March(suppl):21—23

Lobo RA
Progestogens: new approaches. Oct(suppl):19—22
Recent findings in cardiovascular disease. Oct(suppl):3—4

Lyon DS
Borderline personality disorder. Jul:22—26

back to top


M

Maidman J
Seizure prophylaxis: magnesium sulfate advised in pre-eclamptic parturients. Aug:34—39

Mannix LK
Menstrual migraine. Sep:35—40

Mariani EP, see Faro S

Martens M
Vulvovaginal candidiasis: a consensus summary. March(suppl):24—25

Mayeaux EJ Jr
Work-up of bacterial vaginosis. Mar:25—30

McFee RB
Chest pain in female adolescents. Feb:14—30

McNamara DE
Medical concerns of endurance athletes. Jul:14—20

Mirabello J
"Occult" hysterectomy. Feb:62

Mirhashemi R
Hereditary gynecologic malignancies. Feb:38—51

Mitchell ES, see Woods NF

Monif G
Vulvovaginal candidiasis: diagnostic issues. March(suppl):10—11

back to top


N

Nachtigall LE
Colorectal cancer: does estrogen play a protective role— Nov:45—46

Nieves-Neira W, see Mirhashemi R

Nolan TE
Civility—it's to our advantage. Apr:10—12
Coding and compliance can't be ignored. Jan:8—13

Novielli KD
Meeting caregivers' health care needs. Jun(suppl):32—38
Meeting the needs of the aging female patient. Jun(suppl):9

back to top


O

O'Boyle A, see Davis G

Oleszczuk AK, see Keith LG

Oleszczuk JJ, see Keith LG

back to top


P

Parks SM, see Novielli KD

Pector EA
Bereavement in multiple birth, part 1: general considerations. Nov:31—35

Phillips OP
Infertility, part 1: genetic causes in females. Aug:40—44
Infertility, part 2: genetic causes in males. Oct:31—34

Pinkerton JAV
Postmenopausal osteoporosis: pharmacologic options for prevention. Jul:47—48

Pitt B
Aldosterone-receptor blocking agents. Oct(suppl):14—18

Pope CS
Urinary incontinence: evaluation and nonsurgical management. Jan:54—60

Portman DJ
Hormone replacement therapy. Dec(suppl):25—29

Propst A, see Krivak TC

Purvis JM
Chronic noncancer pain. Dec:29—34

Putterman C
Risk factors for osteoporosis. Jul(suppl):2—3

back to top


R

Rabin J, see Pope CS

Reever MM, see Lyon DS

Richwald GA
External genital warts. Nov:17—24

Robbins MR
Equity in contraceptive prescription coverage. Jun:10—15

Robinson J
A contrary view: routine magnesium sulfate prophylaxis is unnecessary. Aug:35—39

Rothert M
Counseling for continuance: improving use of ERT/HRT. Dec:40—41

back to top


S

Sand PK
Overactive bladder in women. Jun(suppl):10—15

Sepilian V, see Eskin BA

Shulman LP, see also Faro S, Krychman M
Evidence-based medicine, revisited. Nov:9
New medicine, same old problems. Feb:8
Sexuality: the evaluation and care of women. Nov(suppl):3
Vulvovaginal candidiasis: safety and drug interactions. March(suppl):19—20

Sidani M
Thyroid disorders in the elderly. Feb:52—57

Simon JA
Surgically induced menopause. Feb:35—36

Skaer TL, see Richwald GA

Skerrett D
Public UCB banks. Apr:42—53

Smith-Levitin M, see Pector EA

Sobel J
Candida pathogens and antifungal susceptibility. March(suppl):12—14

Speroff L
Hormone replacement and breast cancer. Dec(suppl):6—12

Starz TW, see Baum EB

Strachan DD
Evaluation of hair loss in women. Apr:54—58

back to top


T

Taylor RB
Menopause and the generalist physician. Jul:10—11

Thorneycroft IH
Drospirenone. Nov:26—30

Trope L
The business of medicine. Mar:8

back to top


U

Unger J
Diabetes management in the new millennium. May:10—11
Pre-conception management of women with type I diabetes. May:40—46

back to top


V

Vahdat L
Contrary point of view: data regarding SERMs are inconclusive. Jan:17—26

Volding DC
Reducing CVD risk through lifestyle modification. Jun(suppl):44—48

back to top


W

Walsleben JA
Sleep disorders in aging women. May:16—24

Woods NF
Menopause transition. Oct:45—46

Woodward S
Sleep and menopause. May:51—52

back to top


Y

Yeo SA, see Fiore T

back to top


Z

Zieman M
Transdermal contraception. Dec:13—14

 

back to top

 

[ Home | CME/CE | Product News | Author Guidelines ]
[ Editorial Boards | Reprints/Permissions | Archives | Circulation | Classifieds | Our Services ]


Copyright ©2000-2008 Quadrant HealthCom Inc., Parsippany, NJ, USA. All rights reserved. Unauthorized use prohibited. The information provided on femalepatient.com is for educational purposes only. Use of this Web site is subject to the medical disclaimer and privacy policy.