Wrongful death case dismissed
Two clinicians fail to follow up after referring a patient with significant prostatic symptoms.
Print Issue: September 01, 2013
Options for pelvic congestion syndrome
This challenging diagnosis presents as a dull, throbbing and achy pain in the vulvar region and may require referral to an interventional radiologist.
September 2013 Dermatology CME/CE
Accreditation for this activity has expired. Release Date: September 2013 Expiration Date: September 2014 Estimated time to complete the educational activity: 0.50 hours Program Description: This Dermatology CE/CME activity is from the August 2013 issue of The Clinical Advisor. It consists of 3 cases: Firm pink trunk plaques Erythema and scaling of the finger and…
Safety first in infant feeding
Counseling parents on the avoidance of feeding-associated infections.
Resveratrol blocks exercise benefits in men
Older men who take resveratrol supplements may be depriving themselves of the cardiovascular benefits they should be getting from exercise.
Sex after a heart attack
The American Heart Association is urging health-care providers to counsel patients and their partners about resuming sexual activity following a cardiac event or stroke.
Smokers with clear lungs still have cancer signs
Smokers whose lungs appear to be clear are in fact harboring airway cells that show early signs of impairment.
Probiotics don’t stop diarrhea
Probiotic supplements do not appear to prevent antibiotic-associated diarrhea (AAD) or diarrhea caused by Clostridium difficile in elderly patients.
Be specific when screening teens
Teenagers often give vague answers when asked about sensitive topics like substance abuse or suicide.
Techniques for blood glucose monitoring
Many patients with diabetes develop poor blood-glucose monitoring habits over time. Reviewing technique helps assure the process is painless.
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