To the Editors: The retrospective study by Anderson and colleagues (1) focused on
venographic correlations in a selected subset of patients as opposed to clinical utility for the …

To the Editor In a recent issue of JAMA Internal Medicine, Dr Zhou and colleagues1
presented an interesting and welldocumented case of a patient whose Holter monitor …

TO THE EDITOR: I listened with interest to Centor and McLean's podcast (1) about the
differences between the American College of Physicians' and American College of …

To the Editor: Of 17 beverages evaluated in Curhan and colleagues' cohort of more than 80
000 women in the United States, grapefruit juice was the only drink associated with …

To the EditorIn a recent issue ofJAMA Internal Medicine, Maraka and colleagues1 describe
a clinical case of a healthy pregnant woman complaining of fatigue during early gestation (8 …

To the Editor: This article does not meet American Family Physician's standard of rigorously
evidence-based continuing medical education. The authors acknowledge the difficulties of …

TO THE EDITOR: We were interested to read the systematic review by Laine and colleagues
(1) suggesting that Helicobacter pylori eradication therapy was not effective in nonulcer …

TO THE EDITOR: In their study of manual therapy, physical therapy, and general practitioner
care for patients with neck pain, Hoving and colleagues concluded,“In daily practice, manual …

Nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) is the mainstay of smoking cessation treatment. It
includes chewing gum, skin patches, tablets, nasal spray, and inhalers and is designed to …

TO THE EDITOR: I read Coulehan's perspective on Australia's 1996 Port Arthur tragedy with
great interest (1). Why is the Australian people's reaction to random mass murder so much …