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Naloxone to revive an addict
Newly approved naloxone nasal spray can revive opioid addicts who have overdosed, but only effective treatment can save them.
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A good night’s sleep with placebo
How should physicians use a placebo’s powerful effect in sleep disorders to improve treatment strategies?
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Casting stones
Turkish investigators evaluated the effectiveness of sexual intercourse, tamsulosin, or standard medical therapy for kidney stone expulsion.
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Memantine for pain control in fibromyalgia
Memantine may be worth a trial to decrease pain and improve function in our patients with fibromyalgia.
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So much sugar in long-term care
What risks do basal insulin and oral antidiabetic drugs pose to diabetes patients in long-term care facilities?
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Flu vaccine and heart attacks
It’s time to remind flu vaccine–averse patients about the link between influenza and heart attacks.
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Is bread bad?
Should a ban on all bread consumption be one of physicians’ weight loss counseling rules?
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Tired knees
Weight loss as we look toward joint replacement is a good idea for both our orthopedic colleagues and our patients.
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Are clinical part-timers less well liked?
Do primary care physicians’ reduced clinical hours frustrate their patients?
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Healing MIST Therapy
MIST Therapy may offer an effective regimen for treating diabetic foot ulcers.