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Volume 4 - 2002

 
Issue   Table of Contents   PDF
No. 10, Dec. 2002   - Combination Hormonal Contraception Options Reviewed
- Lunelle Recall
 
No. 9, Nov. 2002   The Role of Advair for Treatment of Asthma and COPD  
No. 8, Oct. 2002   Carisoprodol (Soma) and Sedative Quantities to be Restricted on November 15, 2002  
No. 7, Sept. 2002   Zelnorm®: What is the evidence of benefit for IBS?  
No. 6, August 2002   Fluoroquinolones in Outpatient Infections: Friend or Foe?  
No. 5, July 2002   Pharmacotherapy for Overactive Bladder: Oxybutynin vs. Tolterodine  
No. 4, June 2002   HRC Reports Evidence in First Classes for OHP Drug Plan  
No. 3, May 2002   - Long-Acting Opioids: A Second Glance
- Depakote ER® for Depakote® Errors Noted
 
No. 2, April 2002   A Review of Stimulant Medications  
No. 1, March 2002   - Lipid Treatment News
- The OHP Practitioner-Managed Prescription Drug Plan
 



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