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South African Family Practice, Volume 58, Issue 4 (2016)

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Active myofascial trigger points in head and neck muscles of patients with chronic tension-type headache in two primary health care units in Tshwane

K Joseph, SA Hitchcock, HP Meyer, MM Geyser & PJ Becker

Pages: 131-135

Published online: 05 Feb 2016

AbstractforActive myofascial trigger points in head and neck muscles of patients with chronic tension-type headache in two primary health care units in Tshwane | Full Text | References | PDF (241.3 KB)

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Investigation of the coexistence of CKD and non-communicable chronic diseases in a PBM company in South Africa

WP Meuwesen, JM du Plessis, JR Burger, MS Lubbe & M Cockeran

Pages: 136-141

Published online: 28 Feb 2016

AbstractforInvestigation of the coexistence of CKD and non-communicable chronic diseases in a PBM company in South Africa | Full Text | References | PDF (158.6 KB)

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Anti-epileptic prescribing patterns in the South African private health sector (2008–2013)

Karen Jacobs, Marlene Julyan, Martie S Lubbe, Johanita R Burger & Marike Cockeran

Pages: 142-147

Published online: 29 Feb 2016

AbstractforAnti-epileptic prescribing patterns in the South African private health sector (2008–2013) | Full Text | References | PDF (305.9 KB)

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More than scales and tape measures needed to address obesity in South Africa

R Ramlal & RD Govender

Pages: 148-152

Published online: 29 Feb 2016

AbstractforMore than scales and tape measures needed to address obesity in South Africa | Full Text | References | PDF (117.3 KB)

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The role of locus of control in nyaope addiction treatment

L Fernandes & KE Mokwena

Pages: 153-157

Published online: 26 Aug 2016

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Self-reported knowledge and use of emergency contraception among women presenting for termination of pregnancy

O Osa-Izeko, RD Govender & AJ Ross

Pages: 158-163

Published online: 23 Aug 2016

AbstractforSelf-reported knowledge and use of emergency contraception among women presenting for termination of pregnancy | Full Text | References | PDF (131 KB)

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Early rheumatoid arthritis: focus on RA in the developing world

Mahmood MTM Ally, Pieter WA Meyer & Ronald Anderson

Pages: 164-166

Published online: 05 May 2016

AbstractforEarly rheumatoid arthritis: focus on RA in the developing world | Full Text | References | PDF (91.8 KB)

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