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July 15, 2019: American Family Physician
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John Saxer
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Alan M Ehrlich
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Scott Nass
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Christy J W Ledford, Dean A Seehusen
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Shaunta Chamberlin, William Dabbs
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Mark H Ebell
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Mark H Ebell
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Henry C Barry
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Thomas C Michels, Maribeth T Duffy, Derek J Rogers
More than 30 million U.S. adults have hearing loss. This condition is underrecognized, and hearing aids and other hearing enhancement technologies are underused. Hearing loss is categorized as conductive, sensorineural, or mixed. Age-related sensorineural hearing loss (i.e., presbycusis) is the most common type in adults. Several approaches can be used to screen for hearing loss, but the benefits of screening are uncertain. Patients may present with self-recognized hearing loss, or family members may observe behaviors (e...
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Linda Speer
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Judith Volcy, Taiwo Ajose, Chinedu Ivonye
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Kathryn P Trayes, Gillian Love, James S Studdiford
Erythema multiforme is an immune-mediated reaction that involves the skin and sometimes the mucosa. Classically described as target-like, the erythema multiforme lesions can be isolated, recurrent, or persistent. Most commonly, the lesions of erythema multiforme present symmetrically on the extremities (especially on extensor surfaces) and spread centripetally. Infections, especially herpes simplex virus and Mycoplasma pneumoniae, and medications constitute most of the causes of erythema multiforme; immunizations and autoimmune diseases have also been linked to erythema multiforme...
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Christy J W Ledford, Paul F Crawford
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Robert B Kelly, Joel Willis
Acupuncture has been increasingly used as an integrative or complementary therapy for pain. It is well-tolerated with little risk of serious adverse effects. Traditional acupuncture and nontraditional techniques, such as electroacupuncture and dry needling, often result in reported pain improvement. Multiple factors may contribute to variability in acupuncture's therapeutic effects, including needling technique, number of needles used, duration of needle retention, acupuncture point specificity, number of treatments, and numerous subjective (psychological) factors...
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Amber Randel
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