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In this issue of the Journal, we begin an experiment in understanding the therapeutic decisions that physicians make every day at the bedside and in the office. At the foundation of the experiment is new scientific information (in this case, Original Articles by the American Lung Association Asthma Clinical Research Centers¹ and by Papi et al.² on the treatment of mild asthma) that we believe has implications for the practice of medicine. In the past, we would have solicited an editorial to evaluate the studies and discuss whether the data presented should change practice. With the availability of interactive communication . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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