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Neil E Soifer, Michael J Hepner
► Prednisone therapy to treat nephrotic syndrome ► Diffuse maculopapular rash ► Pruritis.
June 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Beth Careyva, Grant Greenberg, Katarzyna Jabbour, Nicole Defenbaugh, Joan Nashelsky
No abstract text is available yet for this article.
June 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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David L Hahn
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H C Bean
No abstract text is available yet for this article.
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J Lane Wilson
Was this a malignant lesion or an unusual presentation of a benign nodule?
June 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Rade N Pejic, Andrew T Gabrielson
► Persistent dry cough ► Frequent sinus congestion ► Hemoptysis.
June 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Katherine Buck, Joanna Stratton, Jennifer Hodgson
This guide and helpful list of key questions can provide a therapeutic framework for addressing the relationship side of ED.
June 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Bob Marshall, Nick Bennett
When to start, continue, or stop statins in those ages ≥ 75 years has been a quandary. Here's what 2 studies have to say.
June 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Pamela R Hughes, Carol H Hungerford, Kevin N Jensen
Yes, the majority of antibiotics prescribed for acute rhinosinusitis are unnecessary, but when should you prescribe one and which one(s) should you use?
June 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Sarina Schrager, Emily Torell, Kate Ledford, Mae Elezaby, Lisa Barroleit, Elizabeth Sadowski
A collaborative assessment of options and trade-offs-perhaps using visual decision aids-can help.
June 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Amanda E Olagunju, Heidi Gaddey
Conventional medications and psychotherapy are still first-line treatments, but certain complementary and alternative strategies have value as adjunctive measures.
June 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Aileen Roman, Hans P Van Lancker
A missed diagnosis of one of these conditions risks delay in referral for orthopedic evaluation and surgical management-possibly leading to complications.
June 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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EDITORIAL
Randolph Pearson
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June 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Jaspreet Jaura, Gary Kelsberg, Sarah Safranek
No abstract text is available yet for this article.
May 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Lindsey Kolar, Morteza Khodaee
Environmental history exposed the diagnosis.
May 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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EDITORIAL
Mark N Rood
No abstract text is available yet for this article.
May 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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M Tye Haeberle, Jae Jung, Timothy S Brown
An antibiotic ointment failed to clear the lesion on the patient's back. A more detailed history revealed the nodule's troubling genesis.
May 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Hannah Maxfield
► Postpartum IUD placement ► Exclusively breastfeeding ► Difficulty maintaining milk supply.
May 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Doug Campos-Outcalt
The Task Force now recommends that physicians take steps to prevent perinatal depression and has modified its recommendation on lead screening.
May 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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Jessica Devitt, Corey Lyon
Is there any advantage to delaying pushing in the second stage of labor for nulliparous women receiving epidural analgesia?
May 2020: Journal of Family Practice
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