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Family Practice News | 2008

Face the Facts When Dealing With Genital HerpesPatient education is critical, especially since many who test positive are asymptomatic.

Douglas W. Mahoney


Family Practice News | 2007

Low Androgen Levels Linked to Diabetes in MenMore studies are needed to examine the mechanism by which sex hormones contribute to diseases.

Douglas W. Mahoney


Family Practice News | 2007

Biomarkers Fail to Explain CVD, Migraine LinkGenetic factors, environmental factors, or a high prevalence of CVD risk factors may play a role.

Douglas W. Mahoney


Family Practice News | 2006

Light-Based Therapy Prevents Radiation DermatitisLED photomodulation helps avoid skin reactions, treatment interruptions in breast cancer patients.

Douglas W. Mahoney


Family Practice News | 2006

Target Teens for the Meningitis VaccineThe majority of cases—most often caused by serogroups C and Y—could be prevented.

Douglas W. Mahoney


Family Practice News | 2006

Optimism Averted Suicidality in Katrina SurvivorsExperts warn that the low prevalence of suicidal tendencies might reverse if expectations aren't met.

Douglas W. Mahoney


Family Practice News | 2005

U.S. Mental Health Report Card Uncovers ProblemsElderly, minorities, uninsured, and people in rural communities have greatest unmet need for treatment.

Douglas W. Mahoney


Family Practice News | 2005

Children of Depression: Stopping the CycleApplying a family-based approach to the prevention of depressive symptoms in children does work.

Douglas W. Mahoney


Family Practice News | 2005

Nevirapine Monotherapy Needs to Be ReassessedGiving HIV+women multidrug regimens in late pregnancy may do more to reduce virus transmission.

Douglas W. Mahoney


Family Practice News | 2005

Adding Talk Therapy Helps Adults With ADHDStimulant medication and cognitive therapy improved symptoms and overall functioning when used together.

Douglas W. Mahoney

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