The authors report the results of a community-based osteoporosis screening project by reporting the use of treatment and prevention modes of therapy in women at high risk of osteoporosis. Conclusions indicate high-risk postmenopausal women are not being appropriately evaluated for low bone mineral density and that community level screening is an effective tool in identifying new cases of low bone mineral density.
It is important that primary care physicians are aware of recent data regarding racemic albuterol and the therapeutic alternative, levalbuterol. This article reviews recent levalbuterol trials and discusses the use of {beta}-agonists for treating patients with respiratory distress.
The authors report the performance levels and pass rates of various candidate demographic groups and the effect on performance of delaying taking the certifying examination. They also report on the effect American Osteopathic Association reentry resolutions have on allopathic-trained candidates entering the osteopathic certification process in internal medicine.
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