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Volume 12, Issue 7, July 1987
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Introduction: and entirely new field of practical medicine
Author E.D. FrohlichSource: Modern Medicine 12, pp 22 –23 (1987)More LessWith this issue, MODERN MEDICINE begins a new series of articles - one that we call Tomorrow's Medicine Today - which explains in straightforward terms the practical aspects and clinical relevance of molecular and cellular biology.
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An understanding of the cipher of life
Author R. ReSource: Modern Medicine 12, pp 25 –29 (1987)More LessTomorrow's Medicine Today is a series of articles that explains, with a focus on problems encountered in everyday clinical practice, the advances in medical practice at the molecular and cellular levels.
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Antibiotic update proper use of the cephalosporins
Author J. MillsSource: Modern Medicine 12, pp 33 –45 (1987)More LessFirst-generation cephalosporins have a spectrum of activity that includes pyogenic cocci and a small number of community-acquired coliforms.
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Drugs as a cause of unexplained fever
Author F. Sanders, C.V. & DerksSource: Modern Medicine 12, pp 47 –52 (1987)More LessDrug fever should be suspected when fever occurs when a drug is administered or shortly thereafter, when the patient's temperature rises unexpectedly during a course of drug therapy, or when there are other indications of hypersensitivity, such as rash, eosinophilia, urticaria, or serum sickness.
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Managing gonorrhoea, chlamydia, pelvic inflammatory disease
Author L. CoreySource: Modern Medicine 12, pp 55 –67 (1987)More LessThe patient with gonorrhoea may present with urethral, cervical, pharyngeal, or anorectal infection.
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A strategy for the management of osteoporosis
Author R.M. WalterSource: Modern Medicine 12, pp 69 –73 (1987)More LessDual-photon absorptiometry and CT are more sensitive than conventional X-ray in measuring bone loss in primary osteoporosis.
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Chronic blisters on ageing skin: causes and treatment
Author H.O.* Ducomb, D.F. & PerrySource: Modern Medicine 12, pp 75 –80 (1987)More LessChronic blisters in the elderly are uncommon, but do occur and require careful differentiation.