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When you suspect ACS, which serologic marker is best?

Author:
Jonathan Mitchell, MD
Anne Mounsey, MD
Leslie Mackler, MSLS

EVIDENCE-BASED ANSWER: Measurement of troponin levels provides the most sensitive and accurate serologic information in evaluating a patient with...

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When You Suspect ACS, Which Serologic Marker Is Best?

Author:
Jonathan Mitchell, MD
Anne Mounsey, MD
Leslie Mackler, MSLS

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Steroids for Acute COPD—But for How Long?

Author:
Gary N. Asher, MD, MPH
Anne Mounsey, MD

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Treating migraine: The case for aspirin

Author:
Vickie F. Ingledue, MD
Anne Mounsey, MD

High-dose aspirin is an effective treatment for acute migraine. So why aren’t more physicians recommending it?

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Steroids for acute COPD—but for how long?

Author:
Gary N. Asher, MD, MPH
Anne Mounsey, MD

Not only was a shorter course of glucocorticoid therapy as effective as a 14-day regimen, but there was no difference in the time to next...

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Mediterranean Diet: Higher Fat But Lower Risk

Author:
Mark Gwynne, DO
Anne Mounsey, MD

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Is Self-swabbing for STIs a Good Idea?

Author:
Cristy Page, MD, MPH
Anne Mounsey, MD
Kate Rowland, MD, MS

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Mediterranean diet: Higher fat but lower risk

Author:
Mark Gwynne, DO
Anne Mounsey, MD

For patients at high risk for cardiovascular disease, a Mediterranean diet may be the best bet.

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Do oral contraceptives carry a significant risk of stroke for women with migraines?

Author:
Mallory McClester, MD
Anne Mounsey, MD
Leslie Mackler, MSLS

EVIDENCE-BASED ANSWER: Perhaps. Estrogen-containing oral contraceptives may raise the risk of ischemic stroke in women with migraine, particularly...

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Is self-swabbing for STIs a good idea?

Author:
Cristy Page, MD, MPH
Anne Mounsey, MD
Kate Rowland, MD, MS

It is. There is no down side to self-collection, this study suggests.

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Should You Still Recommend Omega-3 Supplements?

Author:
Julie Monaco, MD
Anne Mounsey, MD
Jennifer Bello Kottenstette, MD

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Should you still recommend omega-3 supplements?

Author:
Julie Monaco, MD
Anne Mounsey, MD
Jennifer Bello Kottenstette, MD

Probably not. A new meta-analysis adds to a growing body of evidence that omega-3 fatty acids do little to protect against heart disease.

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A Spoonful of Honey Helps a Coughing Child Sleep

Author:
Evan Ashkin, MD
Anne Mounsey, MD

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Prescribing an Antibiotic? Pair It With Probiotics

Author:
Blake Rodgers, MD
Kate Kirley, MD
Anne Mounsey, MD

When you prescribe antibiotics, tell patients that taking probiotics for the entire course of treatment will help prevent diarrhea.

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A spoonful of honey helps a coughing child sleep

Author:
Evan Ashkin, MD
Anne Mounsey, MD

Finally, we have a safe and effective alternative to OTC cough and cold remedies for young children with upper respiratory infections.

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