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Big data offers information, but as yet few answers | ACP ...
This issue also covers prescribing for opioid addiction, conference coverage from the American Society of Clinical Oncology, and an urban primary care ...
Coverage from Internal Medicine Meeting 2018 highlights ...
This issue also covers ACP's Leadership Day event, an annual gathering of members in Washington, DC, to meet with members of Congress and their ...
Direct-to-consumer tests can cause headaches | ACP Internist
This issue also covers ACP's guidance statements on HbA1c targets, culinary cooking as medicine, and NASA astronaut Serena M. Auñón-Chancellor ...
Screening for lung cancer can be easier said than done | ACP ...
This issue also covers sexual harassment in medicine, women's health, and reducing alcohol-related traffic fatalities.
Is that thing on? | ACP Internist
This issue covers patients who record physician visits, early interventions for hepatitis B, and the use of standardized patients in medical education.
Falls common, but not always inevitable, in older primary care ...
This issue covers prevention of falls in the elderly, debate over hypertension guidelines, and social media marketing for physician practices.
Options vary for acute pain management | ACP Internist
This issue covers guidelines on chronic pain, the utility of the bedside exam, and a new shingles vaccination.
Vigilance needed to combat osteoporosis | ACP Internist
This issue covers such topics as osteoporosis, nutrition, vertigo, and opioids and medical education.
'Right-to-try' laws spark debate | ACP Internist
This issue covers the ethics of right-to-try laws in the United States, the potential of ransomware to disrupt a physician's office, and conference coverage ...
'Smart' drugs could be bad idea | ACP Internist
This issue covers performance-enhancing drugs, prostate cancer options, and transgender health.