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Carrie Lynn Wilcox, Gary Kelsberg, Sarah Safranek
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March 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Jonathan Madden, Jonathan Banta, Thomas Beachkofsky
Empiric therapy for common skin conditions failed to improve this patient's longstanding skin eruption. Serial biopsies ultimately revealed an uncommon diagnosis.
March 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Tobe Momah, Linda Ray
Beyond NSAIDs and disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs are now biologic agents and anti-interleukin drugs that can augment therapy.
March 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Ronan Farrell, Kyley Leroy, Frederick Nunes
Universal HBV screening before immunosuppression is prudent and cost effective, even when local HBV prevalence is just 0.3%.
March 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Jan Brož
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March 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Bharat Gopal, Cristina Capannolo
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March 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Chris Noah, Jeff Keil
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March 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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John Hickner
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March 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Kortnee Y Roberson, Emily White Van Gompel, Jennie B Jarrett
Short-term studies have indicated "Yes," but does a longterm randomized controlled trial give it a thumbs up?
March 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Jennifer Martini, Catherine L Coe, Anne Mounsey
A meta-analysis reveals that there may be advantages associated with SGLT-2 inhibitors and GLP-1 agonists that are not associated with DPP-4 inhibitors.
March 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Daniel Croom, Thomas Barlow, J Thomas Landers
Was a recent change in diet to blame for this patient's rash?
March 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Kam Sum Chan, Loretta Kit Ping Lai, Pang Fai Chan, David Vai Kiong Chao
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March 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Doug Campos-Outcalt
Immunization rates for hepatitis B are still suboptimal; a new 2-dose vaccine may help turn that around. HepA vaccine is now preferred as post-exposure prophylaxis for adults >40 years.
March 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Christina D Wells, Min J Joo
Up to one-third of patients receiving a clinical diagnosis of COPD or asthma have been shown to lack evidence of disease in subsequent lung-function studies.
March 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Melody A Jordahl-Iafrato, Heather Reed, Susan K Hadley, Karyn B Kolman
The care you provide to women of childbearing age who are bleeding gets an assist from an established classification system of 9 causes and a range of therapies.
March 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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S Whitney Courtney, Eric Radcliffe, Lyndsi Cress, Brittanie West
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January 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Hannah Gardner, Nicholas M Potisek
The speed with which this rash spread and the fact that the patient's skin sloughed off when pressure was applied made the diagnosis clear.
January 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Iris L Tong, Mariah Stump, Mary Lou Schoettler, Ghada Bourjeily
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January 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Beth P Davis, Amir Barzin, Cristen Page
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January 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Lucia An, Pruthul Patel, Cynthia H Ho
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January 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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