OBJECTIVE To assess the attitudes and behaviour of family physicians toward patients with
eating disorders (EDs) and to assess these physicians' ongoing learning needs. DESIGN …

An account of an illness suffered by a Scots colonist on Darien in 1699 is reviewed and
thought to describe Dengue. The earliest description of Dengue was previously thought to …

… and group therapy Kathleen M Berg Family therapy Dermot J Hurley Nutritional management
through recovery Nancy E Strange Medical management James A McSherry Rose’s story …

Medical historians have traditionally believed that Mary, Queen of Scots, suffered from
gastric ulceration which began when she was aged thirteen years. More recent evidence …

^ TOWADAYS, it is considered to be rather a disgrace.^ to own up to prescribing antibiotics
for Acute Respiratory Disease (ARD). I say" own up to pre¬ scribing" because we all do it and …

This chapter addresses the multidimensional nature of eating disorders by exploring sociocultural
issues and individual predispositions, including traumatic stress and family factors. It …

Anorexia nervosa is apparently increasing in incidence and prevalence. Accurate diagnosis
may be delayed because of the wide range of presenting complaints and the grossly …

Comments on the observation by MA Gupta et al (see record 1992-39643-001) that acne
may have a role in the development and/or perpetuation of bulimia nervosa through its …

Infectious mononucleosis may be diagnosed with confidence only when Hoagland's diagnostic
criteria have been met. The illness must be compatible with the known clinical features of …

Increased reporting of genital herpes has led to claims in the lay press of an epidemic of
herpes genitalis. In a study at Queen's University Student Health Service during a nine-month …