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APRIL 2008 CONTENT

 

CONTINUING EDUCATION
Navigating the Complexities of Dementia

The differential diagnosis of dementing illnesses is a growing and complex issue with important implications  for clinicians.  Accurate and timely diagnosis of degenerative causes of dementia is essential for prognosis, patient management, and treatment selection.

 

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The Lyme Wars: Debate Rages About Treatment
We Can—and Should—Be Partners
A Clinician's View: Delivering Bad News

Literature Monitors
How Treatment Window Impacts CAP Diagnosis
Identifying Predictors of Diabetes Progression
Prevention Focus of New Colon Cancer Guidelines
Reducing Asthmatic Kids’ Need for Emergency Care
Monitor Younger AMD Patients for Stroke, CVD
Risk Persists After HRT Cessation

Clinical Pearls
Clinical Pearls, April 2008

News  Notes
News & Notes, April 2008

Malpractice Chronicle
Malpractice Chronicle, April 2008

Derma Diagnosis
Radiology Review
ECG Challenge
 
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