What does AFP stand for?

American Family Physician (journal)

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Science, medicine, engineering, etc.

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The paper, "Probiotics," was published in the latest issue of American Family Physician.

Probiotics effective in avoiding diarrhea caused by antibiotics, ...

A study in the journal American Family Physician reported that up to half of OSA patients don't fully comply with their CPAP treatment.

Netherlands: Covidien introduceert Sandman Info en Sandman Auto CPAP ...

Basic and well-respected journals are needed such as The New England Journal of Medicine, JAMA, Annals of Internal Medicine, American Journal of Surgery, Pediatrics, American Family Physician, and similar journals in the veterinary, pharmacy, and dental fields.

Donations of medical & nursing books and journals

In a 2002 article in the peer-reviewed American Family Physician, Dr.

Gluten-free cuisine: is avoiding the protein better for us?

This research has been featured in numerous news articles, including Contemporary Long Term Care, Provider, Assisted Living Success, The Los Angeles Times, and American Family Physician.

Some Things Fishy: brings easy pet therapy to long term care ...

Postpartum Depression and the "Baby Blues", American Family Physician, April 15, 1999.

Postpartum Depression from the Office on Women's Health, Washington, ...

] False positives can occur with viral load tests, but a review of the data in the August, 1999 American Family Physician (1) suggests it is usually possible to differentiate these from the real thing: "During the symptomatic phase of acute HIV infection, the viral RNA shows in excess of 50,000 copies per mL.

HIV Testing 101 (Part 2 of 2)

A recent report in American Family Physician claims that 80 percent of those taking it had their headaches reduced or eliminated in 90 minutes or less.

Light at the end of the tunnel?