The Journal of family practice
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Screen everyone born between 1945 and 1965-regardless of risk level.
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Venlafaxine reduces hot flashes more than placebo in women with a history of breast cancer; adverse effects include dry mouth and constipation.
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When a patient who's physically active complains of hip pain, don't be too quick to label it a "hip pointer" that requires time and rest to heal. Consider this more nuanced-and effective-approach.
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Rivaroxaban appears to be as safe and effective as warfarin, without the need for lab monitoring.