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Johns Hopkins Medicine News Roundup, December 26, 2008
Genetic variations related to blood thinning efficacy, pediatric anxiety disorder treatment, use of medications among el...

Johns Hopkins Medicine News Roundup, December 19, 2008
Doctors and the truth, missing colon tumors with colonoscopy, single dose steroids for preterm labor, and low glycemic d...

Johns Hopkins Medicine News Roundup, December 12, 2008
Flu awareness week, no benefit from antioxidants in preventing cancer in men, unintentional overdoses with prescription ...

Johns Hopkins Medicine News Roundup, December 5, 2008
Mental illness among college students, potential utility of an old medication for advanced Alzheimer s, comparison of ...

Johns Hopkins Medicine News Roundup, November 26, 2008
New migraine treatment, CT for assessing heart disease, testing everyone for HIV, and steroids and COPD....

Johns Hopkins Medicine News Roundup, November 21, 2008
Adult vaccination, no benefit from gingko, Meniere s disease, and antidepressant use....

Johns Hopkins Medicine News Roundup, November 14, 2008
Reducing C-reactive protein with a statin, short sleep duration and cardiovascular events, abdominal and body fat and he...

Johns Hopkins Medicine News Roundup, November 7, 2008
HPV infection detection and possible vaccination of boys, the role of homocysteine, physician prescribing of placebos, a...

Johns Hopkins Medicine News Roundup, October 31, 2008
Podcast topics include statins and pneumonia, pneumovax in smokers, the role of c-reactive protein and a potential new o...