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Corey Lyon, Brigitte Utter, Kristen DeSanto
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June 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Veronica I Alaniz, Monica Rosen, Bethany Mohr, Lisa Markman, Elisabeth H Quint
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June 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Jessica Platt, Wayne Altman
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June 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Christina L Harview, Shanice A McKenzie, Jennifer L Hsiao
Three distinct morphologies were visible. Biopsies revealed the diagnosis for each.
June 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Andrew H Slattengren, Shailendra Prasad
A simple diagnostic algorithm is all that's needed to safely and effectively reduce our reliance on CT pulmonary angiography to diagnose PE.
June 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Rajesh Rajesh, Jaividhya Dasarathy
These 2 cases offer insights to faster recognition of a common cause of drug overdose.
June 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Rajesh Rajesh, Rajesh Tampi, Silpa Balachandran
Chronic health disorders can be better managed without increasing costs by engaging in collaborative care management of depression and anxiety.
June 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Jenell Stewart, Joanne D Stekler
These recommendations and resources can help make HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis an essential part of your work.
June 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Dellyse Bright, Susan M Pollart, John Franko
The evidence-based answers to these and other questions will help you to update your knowledge of allergy immunotherapy.
June 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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John Hickner, Anna Hickner
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June 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Rachel Roth
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May 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Jan Brož, Jana Urbanová, Brian M Frier
A recent letter, "Hypoglycemia in the elderly: Watch for atypical symptoms" (J Fam Pract. 2019;68:116) provided an incomplete list of the letter's authors. The list should have read: Jan Brož, MD, Jana Urbanová, MD, PhD, Prague, Czech Republic; Brian M. Frier, MD, BSc, Edinburgh, United Kingdom.
May 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Jaividhya Dasarathy, Adefunke Adedipe, Aaron Hawke
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May 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Zeeshan Afzal, Sunand Kallumadanda, Oscar Sotelo
The patient's mother and son had similar lesions. Histopathology revealed an uncommon diagnosis.
May 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Carlton J Covey, Lee T Church
It can often take years for patients with this condition to learn the true cause of their pain. But this guide to the work-up can help speed the diagnostic process.
May 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Robert Jackman, Andrew Hamilton
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May 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Kuldeep Ghosh, Rajashekhar Yeruva, Steven Lippmann
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May 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Meghan A Klawonn, Melissa M Helm, Matthew F Helm
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May 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Bob Marshall, Nick Bennett, Ashley Smith, Robert Oh, Jeffrey Burket
A systematic review and meta-analysis says Yes, but the dosages used may not be what you'd expect.
May 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Benjamin P Hansen, David C Fiore, Kristine E Galek
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May 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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