《加拿大医疗协会学报》.2006年.第4期

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• A painful elbow?
• Is this clinical trial fully registered?
• Do richer provinces have shorter waiting times to see specialists?
• Training more doctors
• China borrows Canadian know-how for new labs
• Unnecessary exposure?
• Imaging techniques for coronary artery disease
• WTO's new rules allow poorest to import drugs
• An evaluation of class effect
• Standards of training
• Inflammation at a previous inoculation site: an unusual presentation of Kawasaki disease
• Bench to Bedside
• A sexual evolution
• Les journaux font-ils assez d'efforts pour prévenir la publication frauduleuse?
• Bone infarcts in a woman with systemic lupus erythematosus and antiphospholipid antibody syndrome
• The florist
• Changing epidemiology and emerging risk groups for pertussis
• Are journals doing enough to prevent fraudulent publication?
• The association between elevated levels of inflammation biomarkers and coronary artery disease and death
• Breast implant advisory panel: more study on silicone leakage
• Sources of bias in diagnostic accuracy studies and the diagnostic process
• She's dying for help: global HIV
• Evidence of bias and variation in diagnostic accuracy studies
• New imaging techniques for diagnosing coronary artery disease
• Relative value of multiple plasma biomarkers as risk factors for coronary artery disease and death in an angiography cohort
• Nonpatentable drugs and the cost of our ignorance
• Is this clinical trial fully registered?
• Dans ce numéro
• The vexations of Vioxx
• Challenges for a Conservative minority
• Raising Lazarus
• An evaluation of class effect
• News a glance
• Reflections from young physicians
• Canadian Healing Oil
• Measuring the presence of chronic diseases
• Unnecessary exposure?
• Unnecessary exposure?
• Reporting communicable diseases
• Measuring the presence of chronic diseases
• Standards of training
• Reflections from young physicians