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Tim Asher, Jenna Leah Belden, Gary Kelsberg, Sarah Safranek
Probably. Electronic cigarette (e-cigarette) use by adolescents is associated with a 2- to 4-fold increase in cigarette smoking over the next year (strength of recommendation: A, meta-analysis and subsequent prospective cohort studies).
December 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Leigh A Hatch, Douglas Laurain, Jane Messina, Lucia Seminario-Vidal
Two months of treatment with doxycycline provided no improvement. A biopsy of the patient's cheek led to a proper diagnosis.
December 2019: Journal of Family Practice
#3
Pamela G Rockwell
Use simple practice measures and counsel parents with compelling evidence to help correct the low uptake of this vital vaccine.
December 2019: Journal of Family Practice
#4
Anne Huyler, Anne Runkle, Casey Z MacVane, Tania D Strout
Clinical findings and imaging studies revealed an additional cause for concern.
December 2019: Journal of Family Practice
#5
Shannon Scott, Erin Raney, Heather Weber
No abstract text is available yet for this article.
December 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Keri Bergeson, Randolph J Kline, Shailendra Prasad
Yes. While medical management of early pregnancy loss with misoprostol frequently results in treatment failure, pretreating with mifepristone can increase efficacy.
December 2019: Journal of Family Practice
#7
Doug Campos-Outcalt
ACIP no longer recommends routine use of PCV13 in immunocompetent adults ≥ 65 years. Three simple statements summarize guidance on intervals to follow when administering both PCV13 and PPSV23.
December 2019: Journal of Family Practice
#8
Stephen C Sorsby, Shashank Kraleti, Diane Jarrett
Treatment of obstructive sleep apnea improves daytime sleepiness, but does it improve other outcomes?
December 2019: Journal of Family Practice
#9
Bennet Davis, Cela Archambault, Kathy Davis, Chris Oagley, Jennifer Schneider, Amy Kennedy, Dan Wilensky
Simply treating opioid addiction isn't enough. Instead, reposition your patient's singular circumstances and needs at the center of efforts to end use of these agents.
December 2019: Journal of Family Practice
#10
David L Hahn
This class of drugs has the potential to benefit patients with persistent, poorly controlled asthma and those with new-onset disease as an adjunct to first-line therapy.
December 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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EDITORIAL
John Hickner
No abstract text is available yet for this article.
December 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Lee Dresang, Sheila Kredit, Lia Vellardita
When used in conjunction with the standard of care, 1 g intravenous (IV) tranexamic acid given 1 to 3 hours after delivery is associated with a significant reduction in maternal mortality from postpartum hemorrhage (PPH) (strength of recommendation: A, randomized controlled trial [RCT] and Cochrane review).
November 2019: Journal of Family Practice
#13
Ashley Smith, Bob Marshall, Nick Bennett, Benjamin Arthur, Michael Dickman
A recent study says that in certain populations, supplemental oxygen above certain levels can increase mortality.
November 2019: Journal of Family Practice
#14
Lauren Cowen, Elizabeth Loomis
Fever and chills. Diffuse abdominal pain. Shortness of breath.
November 2019: Journal of Family Practice
#15
Carl Bryce, John Ewing, Jon Waldemann, Anne Mounsey, Brian Thorp
What physical findings should raise your suspicion? How are tumors treated and what follow-up care can you provide? Here's what you need to know.
November 2019: Journal of Family Practice
#16
Christopher G Bazewicz, Matthew F Helm, Jeffrey J Miller
The location of the patient's lesions and multiple risk factors suggested that an uncommon disorder was at work.
November 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Deborah Phipps, Erik Butler, Anne Mounsey, Michael M Dickman, David Bury, Ashley Smith, Nick Bennett, Ben Arthur, Bob Marshall
We typically take a blood pressure within 3 minutes of a patient rising from a supine to a standing position. But is that too long?
November 2019: Journal of Family Practice
#18
Daniel Murphy, Michael Levy
Worsening nausea, vomiting, and dizziness for 2-months, resulting in a 20-pound weight loss. Pruritus. Ataxia. Mild hearing loss, with reoccurring episodes of falls.
November 2019: Journal of Family Practice
#19
Meredith L C Williamson, Grady Hogue, Jill Cotter, Susan Roberman, Gabriel Neal, Brandon Williamson
Worsening nausea, vomiting, and dizziness for 2-months, resulting in a 20-pound weight loss. Pruritus. Ataxia. Mild hearing loss, with reoccurring episodes of falls.
November 2019: Journal of Family Practice
#20
Robert Gotfried
The challenge: Translate evidence from cardiovascular outcomes trials of newer antidiabetic agents into a targeted management strategy.
November 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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