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If a patient has frequent, severely debilitating migraine headaches, prophylactic treatment may help. But only about half of patients obtain a 50% or greater reduction in attacks.
- Newer antibiotics for serious gram-positive infections
We use two case scenarios to discuss when and how to use these agents and how to monitor and respond to their adverse effects.
Is digoxin a drug of the past?This old drug is still useful, with some caveats. It is no longer the cornerstone of heart-failure treatment, but it can be beneficial as an adjunct. Serum levels should probably be kept lower than in the past.