October 4, 2000 | Volume 1, Issue 9
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Medicare Update
Protecting Your Practice From Medicare Fraud
Cited activities include three card monte, ketchup toss

Medical Progress
Ohio Man Randomized
Lifelong dream becomes reality

Medical Progress
Big Bird Affliction Heralds West Nile Spread
Loveable yellow creature reported ill as virus appears on Sesame Street

Psychiatry Update
Nitrous Oxide Effective For Depression
Thrice daily administration turns frowns into smiles

Book Review
Current Procedures & Terminology (CPT) 2001
New edition offers plot twists, shocking surprise ending


 

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Oral Anti- coagulants: Better Than Written?

Gas Gangrene Crisis: Will Prices Ever Come Down?
Gastric Lavage With 10% H. Pylori Solution Found Ineffective For Peptic Ulcer Disease

Snapple Releases New Very Beri Beri Beverage
Hyponatremia: What Is That Damn Formula

Goomba Analysis: Goomba Yah, My Lord, Goomba Yah. Oh Lord, Goomba Yah.

 

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