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How Old Are U.S. Teens at First Intercourse?

Age at sexual debut differs by sex, race, and ethnicity.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Inhaled Steroids in COPD: Is Risk for Pneumonia Really Higher?

Risk was not elevated in patients who received budesonide. CME

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Chocolate Is Associated with Lower Mortality Following First MI

Amount of chocolate consumption was related inversely to cardiac-related mortality during an 8-year follow-up

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Computerized Alerts Can Influence Drug PrescribingFree

After computer prodding, physicians ordered fewer prescriptions for potentially inappropriate drugs and heavily advertised drugs.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Depression in Primary Care: Continuing Diagnostic Challenge and New Therapeutic Options

New technologies offer promise for more-accurate diagnosis and more-effective treatment.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

How Should We Assess Drug Prescribing for Elders?

Experts in geriatric prescribing raise questions about published criteria for judging quality of drug prescribing. Interview

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Statins to Prevent Perioperative Cardiovascular Events

In high-risk patients, several weeks of statin therapy before vascular surgery led to less ischemia and fewer MIs.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Is Screening for Intimate Partner Violence Helpful?

Screening did not lower IPV incidence or lead to better quality of life.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

MRSA Carriage from the Hospital to the Home

Nearly 20% of household contacts acquired MRSA during 1 year after patient discharge; none developed MRSA infections.

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Pioglitazone vs. Rosiglitazone in Older Patients with Type 2 Diabetes

Pioglitazone was associated with lower risk for death and heart failure.

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