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A 55-year-old woman sought treatment for a red pruritic area on her forehead. She reported that the redness and itching had developed 3 months earlier. The patient had hypertension, which was well controlled. She had no other health problems.
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JULY 2009



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Warfarin reversal:
Fine-tune your approach

 Warfarin is certainly a lifesaver, but it can also lead to potentially fatal hypocoagulability. We recommend best reversal options based on type of bleed.

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Migraine treatment "tweak" could reduce
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audiocast: Stop headaches before they start

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Initiating antidepressant therapy?
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USPSTF preventive care update: The good, the bad,
the unproven

CT colonography and fecal DNA are controversial colorectal screening tools.
Have you used them? What has your experience been?
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Osteoarthritis: Managing without surgery

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Cochrane Musculoskeletal Group review: Acute gout   
Who will care for the homebound elderly?  
Clinical Inquiries:   
Does group prenatal care improve outcomes?

Which med for postherpetic neuralgia

WHAT'S THE VERDICT?
Filing misstep leads to missed diagnosis
Rising PSA, but no follow-up
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CLINICAL INQUIRIES

Best Dx approach to alopecia in women?
How can you help prevent a recurrence of diverticulitis?
Which factors predict an infant will become overweight?

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Worsening lower back pain


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Selecting an Effective, Safe and Convenient Contraceptive Regimen

Defining the role of renin/angiotensin-targeted antihypertensive therapy in decreasing cardiovascular risk: Evidence, guideline evolution, and questions to be resolved

Irritable bowel syndrome with constipation (IBS-C): Improving patient care assessment and management

An emerging strategy for the prevention of HPV infection and disease in males

 

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