What your patients are reading - Week of April 22, 2013 Beware high heart rate CLINICAL PEARLS: Use the ugly duckling sign to navigate a forest of moles College: friend or foe? The president of the Ontario college, Dr. Eric Stanton, on why he ran for council— and how it changed his view of the college Compulsory treatment useless? Diagnosing and treating pediatric asthma in primary care Most diagnoses, and treatment of mild or moderate asthma, can be done in the family physician’s office Doctors debate statins’ renal risk Cardiologists question relevance of findings from report on drug safety Exercise benefits Alzheimer’s Migraine linked with colic Monitoring your patient with asthma Negligence’s role in injury key in cerebral palsy case Judges disagreed as to whether administering corticosteroids earlier would have prevented condition in twin babies New Drug: Silenor for insomnia Drug is indicated for the symptomatic treatment of insomnia characterized by frequent nocturnal awakening and/or early morning sleep disturbance. First Previous 1387 1388 1389 1390 1391 Next Last
