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  • Full July issue in PDF

  • Clinical Briefs in Primary Care

    Alendronate for Osteoporosis; Exercise Training in Patients with Chronic Heart Failure; Cardiovascular Prognosis of Masked Hypertension; Short-term Intensive Insulin Therapy in Newly Diagnosed DM2; Endothelial Dysfunction and Risk of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus; Treatment of Parkinsons Disease with Pergolide and Relation to Restrictive Valvular Heart Disease.
  • Full June issue in PDF

  • Study: More people receive mental health treatment

    More than one in four U.S. adults has received treatment for a mental health problem in the past two years, via talk therapy, medication, or a combination of the two, according to a new Harris Interactive poll, Therapy in America 2004. Harris Interactive is a national research and polling firm best known for conducting the Harris Poll, which is a survey of public opinion on a variety of topics.
  • National guidelines for palliative care developed

    In an effort to better standardize and improve the quality of palliative care services available nationwide, a consensus group has released new clinical guidelines detailing what services a palliative care program should include and where providers can go for more information and support.
  • Lost in translation? LEP patients often are seen and not heard

    Although federal regulations require health care providers to provide assistance to patients with limited English proficiency (LEP) including translation and interpretation services when necessary there are no objective standards or guidelines for who may work as an interpreter for health encounters. As a result, most hospitals and primary care providers have sketchy programs for communicating with non-English-speaking patients.
  • Treatment of depressed children questioned 

    Record numbers of U.S. children are being treated for depression and receiving prescriptions for antidepressants. Some mental health experts, however, fear many of these patients actually suffer from more severe illnesses and are being misdiagnosed.
  • Full July/August issue in PDF

  • NIH assembles team to end smallpox vaccine threat

    If it was ever necessary to conduct mass smallpox immunizations to protect the general populace, millions of people with atopic dermatitis would have to weigh the risk of smallpox vs. their potential fatal reaction to the vaccine.
  • Nuclear acquisition a real threat in Russia, Pakistan

    If the worlds existing stockpiles of nuclear weapons and weapons-usable nuclear materials can be secured reliably, nuclear terrorism can be prevented. Simple enough, but therein lies the challenge. A recent analysis of the situation commissioned by the Nuclear Threat Initiative concludes that a fast-paced global partnership is urgently needed to secure the worlds nuclear stockpiles before terrorists and thieves get to them.