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The finding of atypical squamous cells of undetermined significance (ASCUS) should prompt a test for human papillomavirus.

For most patients with dementia, a clinical diagnosis is adequate.

What to do when heparin paradoxically causes the very problem it is given to prevent.

With bacterial resistance on the rise, selecting the right antibiotic is crucial.

To diagnose and manage vaginitis, there is no substitute for performing a physical and microscopic examination.

What is the cause of this patient’s symptoms? A self-test on a clinical case.

A stepwise approach can improve symptoms and quality of life while providing adequate nutrition.

For most patients, management options consist of nonpharmacologic and pharmacologic therapy Disease-modifying drugs may be on the horizon.

Caring for heart-transplant recipients is a team effort, and primary care physicians play a key role.

A new FDA rule will enrich the manufacturers of medical devices and saddle us with another layer of bureaucracy. All to fix a nonexistent problem.