Clinical Briefs in Primary Care
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Long-term Mortality Among Adults with Asthma
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Reducing Stroke Risk After TIA or Minor Ischemic Stroke
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Psychological Disorders: How to Give Patients What They Want and What They Need
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Once-daily Tadalafil for ED: Efficacy and Safety
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CDC: Give Immediate Antivirals to High Risk Patients with Flu Symptoms
Emergency physicians might opt to prescribe antivirals to any patient with the flu, but high-risk patients definitely should receive them, according to public health officials.
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Clinical Briefs in Primary Care
Lifetime Risk of Developing COPD: A Longitudinal Population Study; The Burden of Painful Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy; Predictive Value of Postprandial Glucose for CV Events in Type 2 Diabetes; Vitamin E and Prostate Cancer; Is There a Relationship Between Insulin Glargine and Cancer?; Saw Palmetto and BPH: Not -
Clinical Briefs in Primary Care
Barrett's Esophagus: What's the Risk?; Life Expectancy: The Japanese Are #1; The Calcium/Cardiovascular Disease Link; What Factors Lead to Acquisition of Clostridium difficile?; The Relationship Between Sleep and Hypertension; DPP4 Inhibitors are Associated with Reduced Risk of Hip Fracture -
Clinical Briefs in Primary Care
Screening for lung cancer by means of chest X-ray (CXR) does not reduce mortality, even with the addition of sputum cytology. -
Clinical Briefs in Primary Care
Can Appendicitis be Cured with Antibiotics Alone?; Antihypertensive Medication Nonadherence and Blood Pressure; PDE5 Inhibition and Cognitive Function; What Things are Making us Gain Weight?; Disease-Modifying Antirheumatic Drugs and Risk for Developing Diabetes; The Ipswich Touch Test for Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy -
Clinical Briefs in Primary Care
How Often Do You Really Have to See Patients on Warfarin?; Replacing Carbohydrates with Nuts in the Diabetic Diet; Hypertensive Emergency: The Prognostic Value of Elevated Troponins; Is Mercury Really a Bad Guy in CV Disease?; Long-Term Azithromycin for Prophylaxis of COPD Exacerbations; Unintended Medication Consequences of Hospital Admission