Annals ofFamily Medicine

Volume: 6 - Number: 61 - May 15, 2008

Outstanding

Globalization, the Underserved, and Poverty: An Interactive and Deadly Triad

Reports of Envenomation by Brown Recluse Spiders Exceed Verified Specimens of Loxosceles Spiders in South Carolina

Global Health and Primary Care Research

The Role of Poverty in Antimicrobial Resistance

Brief Reports

High-Rising Epiglottis in Children: Should It Cause Concern?

Traction Alopecia in Sikh Male Patients

Valproate-associated Hyperammonemic Encephalopathy

Clinical Reviews

Understanding the Quality Chasm for Hypertension Control in Diabetes: A Structured Review of "Co-maneuvers" Used in Clinical Trial

Commentary

Global Health, Equity, and Primary Care

Editorial

Globalization, the Underserved, and Poverty: An Interactive and Deadly Triad

Editors' note

Information for Our International Colleagues

Ethics features

Responding to Medical Pluralism in Practice: A Principled Ethical Approach

Evidence-based clinical medicine

Clinical Utility of Interferon Gamma Assay in the Diagnosis of Tuberculosis

Family medicine and the health care system

Family Medicine Physicians’ Views of How to Improve Chronic Pain Management

Family medicine World perspective

Health Problems Presented to Family Practices in The Netherlands 1 Year Before and 1 Year After a Disaster

A Family Medicine Training Program in the Republic of Georgia: Incorporating a Model of Chronic Disease Management

How Should Complementary Practitioners and Physicians Communicate? A Cross-Sectional Study from Israel

Original research

The Health Status of Patients of a Student-Run Free Medical Clinic in Inner-City Buffalo, NY

Reminder Cards and Immunization Rates Among Latinos and the Rural Poor in Northeast Colorado

Special Communications

Reports of Envenomation by Brown Recluse Spiders Exceed Verified Specimens of Loxosceles Spiders in South Carolina

o Achieve "Health for All" We Must Shift the World\'s Paradigm to "Primary Care Access for All

Global Health and Primary Care Research

Reaching Out to Those in Need: The Case for Community Health Science

The Role of Poverty in Antimicrobial Resistance