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Editor's Note: Small-practice series highlights day-to-day struggles
it's not surprising that many small practices are struggling to keep afloat. ... I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely,. Janet Colwell. Editor.
June 2008
Editor's Note: Family ties help close the generation gap
Dr. Kristofer Smith's marriage to another physician, for example, has helped his father to appreciate Generation Y's efforts to balance work with family. ... Sincerely,. Janet Colwell. Editor.
April 2008
Editor's Note: Zeroing in on SIBO
One resource is ACP's recently updated Ethics Manual, whose seventh edition offers a six-step decision-making approach to ethical dilemmas. ... Sincerely,. Jennifer Kearney-Strouse. Executive Editor.
May 2019
Editor's Note
How should the physician respond to the patient's family, who want to force their relative into treatment? ... Send us your comments. Sincerely,. Janet Colwell. Editor.
January 2008
Internal Medicine Meeting 2016 goes to Washington
Another story offers insights on treating nonalcoholic fatty liver disease, the most common chronic liver disease in the U.S., while another story will teach you how to become a better ... volunteer. Learn how a patient's “story” can add crucial
July 2016
New insulin questioned; carbon emission price proposed
Editor's note: Dr. Lien disclosed that she is a consultant for insulin manufacturers Sanofi-Aventis, Merck, Eli Lilly, and Novo Nordisk. ... Editor's note: Drs. Karl and Mahoney write on behalf of the Tucson and Contra Costa Chapters of the Citizens'
September 2016
Cholesterol management becomes more complicated
Finally, this issue features the 10th and final story in our series marking ACP's Centennial. ... Read about ACP's 10th decade, featuring health care reform and other advocacy efforts, as well as new products and services.
November 2015
More research needed on long-term opioids
But it's an assessment that's important, since malnutrition can have a deleterious effect on all areas of a patient's overall health.
April 2015
Internal Medicine Meeting 2016 goes to Washington
Another story offers insights on treating nonalcoholic fatty liver disease, the most common chronic liver disease in the U.S., while another story will teach you how to become a better ... volunteer. Learn how a patient's “story” can add crucial
June 2016
States step in on opioid prescribing
This issue covers such topics as legislative issues regarding prescribing, potential overdoses by patients taking narcotics, and a new way to look at overall health.
October 2016