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Matthew Roe, Courtenay Gilmore Wilson, Carriedelle Wilson Fusco, Stephen Hulkower, Sue Stigleman
YES. MONTHLY EXTENDED-RELEASE INJECTABLE NALTREXONE (XR-NTX) TREATS OPIOID USE DISORDER AS EFFECTIVELY AS DAILY SUBLINGUAL BUPRENORPHINE-NALOXONE (BUP-NX) WITHOUT CAUSING ANY INCREASE IN SERIOUS ADVERSE EVENTS OR FATAL OVERDOSES. (STRENGTH OF RECOMMENDATION: A, 2 GOOD-QUALITY RCTS).
December 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Julia Lubsen
A diagnosis was arrived at by doing something that the patient's other doctors hadn't: perform a biopsy.
December 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Ecler Ercole Jaqua, Mary Hanna, Hobart Lee
A thorough history and physical are key to proper diagnosis and treatment following a patient's encounter with an insect, arachnid, or other arthropod.
December 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Emily Henkel, Chirag Buch, Pavela Bambekova, Richard P Usatine
The patient had a history of treatment for head lice, but a dermatoscopic exam revealed that lice weren't to blame for his itchy scalp.
December 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Andrea Gillis, Smriti Ohri
► Abdominal pain ► Lower-leg itching ► Dark urine & yellow eyes.
December 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Doug Campos-Outcalt
The new draft recommendations from the US Preventive Services Task Force make a significant change to the previous colorectal cancer screening recommendations. This month, Dr. Campos-Outcalt describes that change and provides a look at the financial implications (as stipulated by the Affordable Care Act) of the screening method chosen.
December 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Kyle Leggott, Corey Lyon, Liz Claus, Shailendra Prasad
A daily dose of this prescription fish oil may be worth a trial in light of the cardiovascular benefits it affords statin-treated patients with high triglycerides.
December 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Curt Elliott, Patricia Wilson Witherspoon, Kristina D Werner
This service, which significantly improves outcomes for many patients, is beneficial in this time of COVID-19.
December 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Wayne B Jonas
Family medicine's leadership in primary care is slipping as it loses its vision of whole-person care. This model of care can help us better manage and combat chronic disease.
December 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Carrie A Jaworski, Thomas Moran, Kathryn LaLonde
This pictorial review can help you advise patients on how to reduce pain and increase ROM, strength, and balance following acute injury or in chronic impairment.
December 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Dustin K Smith, Michael J Arnold, Job Larson
Early recognition, management of comorbid conditions, and appropriate treatment of peripheral arterial disease can help you improve your patient's outcome.
December 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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EDITORIAL
John Hickner
No abstract text is available yet for this article.
December 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Dimira Tambunan, Mandeep Rana
Visits to the family physician, a specialist, and the ED prompted us to look beyond the initial diagnosis of acute otitis media.
November 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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William Kwan, Jon O Neher, Sarah Safranek
No abstract text is available yet for this article.
November 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Mark H Ebell, Cassie Chupp, Michelle Bentivegna
No abstract text is available yet for this article.
November 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Haley Stewart, Katherine Montag Schafer, Kathryn Brown
► Upper extremity pain ► Upper extremity edema ► Recent diagnosis of heart failure.
November 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Ryan Paulus, Brian Schmidt
► Dyspnea ► Lower extremity edema ► Limitations in daily activities.
November 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Michael Poplawski, Nicole K Nelson, J Scott Earwood
An updated meta-analysis of newer RCTs seems to settle the matter as to whether to use aspirin in individuals with no known history of atherosclerotic CVD.
November 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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REVIEW
Rebecca Sewell, Elizabeth Cottrell, Karina Gutman, MaryKatherine Clemons, Daniel Friedman, Elise Kotin, Emma Smith, Joseph Whitehouse, Courtney Pratt
This review focuses on screens to assess everything from mood and substance use to pain and cognition. It also offers an algorithm to aid with clinical decision making.
November 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Blake Busey, Mary Jo A Esparza
Botulinum toxin has been studied for a variety of uses beyond the cosmetic. Here's what you need to know about which uses are worth considering for your patient.
November 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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