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January 2006 (Vol. 55, No. 1) Should people with a first-degree relative who died from subarachnoid hemorrhage be screened for aneurysms?
Geoff Jacoby, MD; Richard Sams II, MD
• Although the risk of screening may outweigh the benefit, it may be worth it for a worried patient
Frances Biagioli , MD
| | What dietary modifications are indicated for migraines?
Paul Crawford, MD; Michael Simmons, MLIS
• Have patients keep a migraine diary; experiment with dietary/activity modifications
Jennifer Hoock , MD
| What are hospital admission criteria for infants with bronchiolitis?
Isabel Lind, MD; John H. Gill, MD; Nancy Calabretta, MS, MEd
• The key is being able to identify a “sick” child
Mike Polizzotto , MD
| | What are effective medication combinations for dyslipidemia?
Joseph Saseen, PharmD, FCCP; Elizabeth Tweed, BSN, MLIS
• When statins alone don’t work, think before writing a second prescription
Paul Crawford , MD
| How effective are lifestyle changes for controlling hypertension?
Jennifer Lochner, MD; Bruin Rugge, MD; Dolores Judkins, MLS
• Lifestyle modifications plus drug therapy is the best treatment for patients with hypertension
Joseph Saseen , PharmD, FCCP, BCPS
| | What precautions should we use with statins for women of childbearing age?
Chaitany Patel, MD; Lisa Edgerton, PharmD; Donna Flake, MSLS, MSAS
• Use statins only as a last resort for women of childbearing age
Ariel Smits , MD
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