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07/20/2005
Douse the Fire of Seabather’s Eruption With Vinegar While spending a month in Cuba, my travel companion experienced seabather’s eruption, which was described by Drs Mary Sy and Gary Williams in their Photo...
07/20/2005

Hepatitis C: Making the Diagnosis, Latest Treatment Guidelines

In most cases, the only sign of infection is an unexplained elevation in liver enzyme levels. Your challenge: to unmask the disease so that patients can benefit from the latest advances in therapy.
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07/20/2005
A topical antifungal failed to alleviate her symptoms—what next?
07/20/2005
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07/20/2005
A 43-year-old man presented with intermittent upper abdominal pain, which had begun the previous day after eating toast.
07/20/2005
Herpes Zoster
Herpes Zoster
07/20/2005
An otherwise healthy 40-year-old woman presented with a rash on her forehead and nose and erythema of her right eye.
07/20/2005
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07/20/2005
Osteochondromas most commonly affect the femur. They vary in size (from 1 to 15 cm) and may be pedunculated or sessile.
07/20/2005
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07/20/2005
Reviewing and modifying diet is one of the most important steps in helping patients lose weight.
07/20/2005
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07/20/2005
Acanthosis nigricans indicates insulin resistance and is commonly associated with obesity; diabetes mellitus; other endocrinopathies.
07/20/2005
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07/20/2005
A 42-year-old woman presents with severe diarrhea that began 3 days earlier and has become progressively more severe.
07/20/2005
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06/29/2005
Developmentally healthy 9-month-old boy brought for evaluation of congenital pale pink 2-cm plaque on left parietal scalp.
06/29/2005