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Journal of the Korean Academy of Family Medicine
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1998
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19
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19
1. The opinions of doctors about korean traditional medicine and unification of medical care system.
Page:662—670
2. Epidemiological Study of Rubella Outbreak in Chungchungnam-Do in Middle and High School Students in a Local Small Town.
Page:252—262
3. Predictive Factors of Post-Herpetic Neuralgia in Patients with Acute Herpes Zoster.
Page:263—273
4. Clinical Study of Patients with Fever and Fever of Unknown Origin.
Page:301—311
5. Minor psychiatric disorder Associated with Smoking in Men.
Page:312—319
6. Primary care physicians attitudes and practice for management of osteoporosis in Inchon city.
Page:437—444
7. Behavior patterns of health care utilization in terminal cancer patients.
Page:445—451
8. The assoeiation between total cholesterol and elevated thyrotropin.
Page:452—458
9. Decision making for management of acute abdominal pain in children.
Page:459—466
10. Effectiveness of breast self-examination education among korean women.
Page:467—480
11. Primary diagnosis and management of tremors.
Page:1333—1342
12. Paraesthesia on hand and foot.
Page:1343—1348
13. Dizziness and vertigo.
Page:1349—1353
14. Clinical characteristics of chronic fatigue and chronic fatigue syndrome in Korea.
Page:1354—1367
15. Fear of falling in elderly persons living in a home for the aged.
Page:1400—1409
16. Which Medical instruments should a family practitioner purchase in preparing a private practice?.
Page:1410—1418
17. A case of hyperinsulinemic obese female adolescent with virilization.
Page:1419—1427
18. A Case of polymyalgia rheumatica.
Page:1428—1431
19. Geriatrics Clinic in the primary care practice.
Page:580—591
20. Geriatrics Clinic in the primary care practice.
Page:592—603
21. Factors affecting the settlement amount of medical malpractice claims.
Page:604—620
22. The effect of hormone replacement therapy on the postmenopausal symptoms In the women medicated continuously and the women quitted the medcation -.
Page:621—629
23. A study of subjective symptoms and life styles among long term computer users.
Page:630—641
24. The effects of different exercises on regional bone density in young adult female athletes.
Page:642—651
25. The risk factors of the nonresponders after hepatitis B vaceinatio and the immunogenecity after a double-dose revaccination in the nonresponders.
Page:652—661
26. Property of Drugs in Hypertension.
Page:234—246
27. Endoscopic Appearances of Postoperative Stomach 111 cases.
Page:247—251
28. Reasons Why Patients and Families Choose Medical Dispute.
Page:274—291
29. The Compliance of the Patients advised Additional Laboratory Test or Treatment in the Periodic Health Screening.
Page:292—300
30. Headache overview.
Page:413—417
31. Headache diagnosis and treatement.
Page:418—431
32. Secondary headache.
Page:432—436
33. Autonomic dysfunction in the elderly: postural hypotension and related symptoms.
Page:1368—1379
34. Usefulness of PC communications for medical information.
Page:1380—1386
35. The effects of the adolescent smoking cessation program.
Page:1387—1399
36. Degree of stress and stress-related factors by the Korean version of the BEPSI.
Page:559—570
37. Depressive tendency in medical inpatients.
Page:549—558
38. Relationship of health behaviors and physical health status in the elderly.
Page:538—548
39. The coincidence of the english keywords of the journal of korean academy of family medicine with MeSH and selection validity.
Page:531—537
40. Correlation of liver dysfunction in Oriental medicine and liver disease in Western medicine.
Page:522—530
41. Quality of life after the menopause: influence of hormonal replacement therapy.
Page:515—521
42. Smoking Behavior and its Related Factors in Male Students of One Senior High School in Taegu.
Page:58—67
43. Smoking, Alcohol and Other Drug Use in Korean Adolescents.
Page:43—57
44. The Factors Associated with Serum Triglyceride Level in Healthy Adults.
Page:29—42
45. A Study of Psychogenic Symptoms in Chronic Low Back Pain Patients.
Page:16—28
46. Accuracy of Automated Wrist Blood Pressure Meter.
Page:9—15
47. Differences in Electrocardiography Findings Between the Healthy Elderly and Young Adults.
Page:2—8
48. A Study on Bronchitis Associated with Welding at a Manufacture Factory.
Page:95—106
49. The Effect of Hormone Replacement Therapy on Bone Mineral Density of The Lumbar Spine and Hip in Postmenopausal Women.
Page:86—94
50. Prevalence of Depressive Mood and its Associated Factors in the Elderly.
Page:77—85
51. The Relationship Between Nutritional Assessment and Obesity Index.
Page:68—76
52. The factors related with office worker's health perception.
Page:216—226
53. The relationship between health habit and stress amount in life events.
Page:205—215
54. Behavioral Changes to avoid Health Risk Factors after Periodic Health Examination.
Page:191—204
55. Relationship of Family Function and cellular Immunity in Healthy Adult Males.
Page:177—190
56. Comparison of clinical usefulness of low-calorie-diet combined with exercise and low-calorie-diet alone.
Page:167—176
57. Trends of Sexually Transmitted Diseases during recent three years: among users of 11 Public Health Centers in Seoul.
Page:150—166
58. Use of Traditional Medicine and Folk Remedies in Hypertensive Patients: based on Cheonan Practice- Based Research Network.
Page:141—149
59. New Proposal for Adlt's Normal Sinus Heart Rates.
Page:134—140
60. Alcohol habits in korea.
Page:858—869
61. The factors influencing nocturnal blood pressure drop in essential hypertensives.
Page:847—857
62. Chronological Change in Ferquency of Cancer Patients Aged 60 Years or More in a University Hospital.
Page:125—133
63. A Study on the Fallow up of the Adolescents with Tuberculosis on Mass Miniature Radiography in Seoul.
Page:118—124
64. The knowledge and attitude of menopause and hormone replacement therapy among the middle aged women.
Page:811—819
65. Clustering of cardiovascular risk factors and cornary artery disease.
Page:881—893
66. Cognition and performance rate for adult immunization among urban general population.
Page:870—880
67. The frequency of common hidden disease in the elderly.
Page:838—846
68. The propensity to depression and anxiety in children.
Page:828—837
69. A Study of the core curriculum of family medicine residency Program in Korea.
Page:820—827
70. Development and Evaluation of Home Doctor Registration Program.
Page:801—810
71. Development of an OPD-based childhood obesity control program and the effects of its utilization.
Page:787—800
72. Steroid therapy.
Page:776—786
73. Obesity clinic in the primary care practice.
Page:679—683
74. The relationship between Stress and life Styles in Business.
Page:394—404
75. The effects of Cigarrete Smoking on Serum Lipid Profile in young-and middle-aged men.
Page:383—393
76. Oral antibiotics.
Page:757—765
77. Relationship between control measurement point (CMP) value of Electroacupucture according to Voll(EAV) and clinical laboratory findings and subjective symptoms of patients.
Page:736—744
78. Neurotic characteristics in headache patients.
Page:728—735
79. The usefulness of wrist/height ratio as a predictor for the risk factors of coronary artery disease.
Page:719—727
80. The effectiveness of glycosylated hemoglobin, fructosamine in the diagnosis of diabetes.
Page:708—718
81. Quality of diabetes care in outpatient department.
Page:700—707
82. The level of child-caretakers' knowledge about weaning food.
Page:693—699
83. Health promotion clinic in the primary care practice.
Page:684—692
84. Analysis of Clinical Contents in a Family Practice Clinic of Rural Area according to the ICPC Method.
Page:374—382
85. PCR Prevalence and Risk Factors of Hepatitis C Virus Infection in the Adult Population of Ulsan.
Page:364—373
86. Analysis of Papers Published in Journal of the Korean Academy of Family Medicine.
Page:353—363
87. Psychosocial Aspects of Obse Adolescents.
Page:337—352
88. The Concept and management of Hepatitis B Virus Infection: Difference between General Practitioners and Hepatologists.
Page:326—336
89. Psychological aspect fo sexual dysfunction.
Page:508—514
90. Sexual dysfunction in the primary care.
Page:499—507
91. Sexual dysfunction.
Page:491—498
92. Drugs and pregnancy.
Page:766—775