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Preventing Relapse in Pediatric Depression

Fluoxetine was better than placebo in this study of continuation treatment, but relapse rates were still notable.

Insomnia in Adolescents

  • Psychiatry
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It’s common and persistent.

Physician–Parent Communication in a Pediatric ED

Communication gaps are common and are associated with level of physician training and level of parent education.

Is ECG Useful for Evaluating Young Patients with Syncope?

The short answer is "no!"

Early Treatment in Ehrlichiosis

Prompt initiation of doxycycline therapy can make a big difference in morbidity.

Rituximab Improves Atopic Dermatitis

Rituximab is a synthesized monoclonal antibody to CD20, a nonglycosylated phosphoprotein expressed on the surface of pre–B cells and mature B cells but not on . . .

Bubbly Fingers

A very thorough study of pompholyx and recommendations on what to do next

Watch-and-Wait Strategy in MALT Lymphoma

Aggressive therapy for lymphoma might not be necessary if disease progression is unlikely.

Segmental Zoster Paresis

  • Neurology
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Does failure to diagnose affect prognosis?

Tiring Business: Work After Childbirth

Personal and work-related factors affected women’s postpartum health.

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