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August 2004 (Vol. 53, No. 8) When should patients with stroke receive thrombolytics?
Gina Adair, MD; Joel Grant, MD; Nancy Pandhi, MD; Robert Saunders, MD; Iris Sadowsky, DO; Brian West, MD; J. William Kerns, MD; Karen Knight, MSLS
• Respect the accepted inclusion and exclusion criteria for using thrombolytics
John Richmond, MD
| | Is methylphenidate useful for treating adolescents with ADHD?
Timothy F Mott, MD; Laura Leach, MLIS
• Patients with childhood ADHD usually benefit from continuing their medication
Lisa Johnson, MD
| Does yoga speed healing for patients with low back pain?
Nathan Graves, MD; Martin Krepcho, PhD; Helen G. Mayo, MLS
• Information suggests yoga—and all exercise—effective for low back pain
John Hill, MD
| | Do inhaled beta-agonists control cough in URIs or acute bronchitis?
Mary Maniscalco Stephens, MD, MPH; Joan Nashelsky, MLS
• Inhaled beta-agonists may aid symptoms; other outcomes may not be improved
John Hill, MD
| What is the best approach for managing recurrent bacterial vaginosis?
Grace A. Alfonsi, MD; Judith C. Shlay, MD, MSPH; Sandi Parker, MLS
• Take a detailed history, make sure clinical findings support the diagnosis
Jon O. Neher, MD
| | Should we screen women for hypothyroidism?
Amy H. Olsen, MD; Gary Kelsberg, MD; John Coffey, MLS
• Consider screening all female patients, particularly those over age 50
Julian T. Hsu, MD
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