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SUMMARY AND COMMENT

HPV Vaccine Prevents Genital Warts in Men

Its efficacy against human papillomavirus–related malignancies in men is presumed but not proven yet. CME

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Race, Sex, and Clinical Outcomes in Early HIV InfectionFree

In the U.S., nonwhite women from the South had the worst outcomes of any group analyzed.

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Antibody Titers in Infants Born to HIV-Positive WomenFree

HIV-exposed but uninfected newborns had decreased antibody levels to vaccine-preventable diseases.

CLINICAL PRACTICE GUIDELINE WATCH

Management of Acute Uncomplicated Cystitis and Pyelonephritis in Healthy Women

These updated guidelines should help practitioners make appropriate treatment choices and avoid antimicrobial overuse.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Radiotherapy for Breast Cancer and Cardiovascular Mortality

Observational findings confirm a long-suspected increase in long-term risk.

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Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease in WomenFree

Revised guidelines redefine risk for cardiovascular disease and its management in women.

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Sexual Behavior in Adolescents and Young Adults: Ask, but They Might Not Tell

Ten percent of young adults with a confirmed sexually transmitted infection reported abstaining from sexual activity during the previous 12 months. CME

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Adolescent Outcomes After Pelvic Inflammatory Disease

Adolescents were more likely than adults to have recurrent sexually transmitted infections, to be pregnant at follow-up, and to have a recurrence sooner. CME

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Milnacipran for Fibromyalgia

Efficacy is modest, and side effects are common.

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Smokers Are Hurting More Than Themselves

Nicotine, whether through the placenta or secondhand smoke, is associated with psychiatric problems.

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