Late preterm infants may look like their full-term counterparts, but they face many more challenges. Here's what to keep in mind.

This case demonstrates the value of cholestyramine when traditional first-line antithyroid drugs and radioactive iodine are not options.

You probably shouldn't test, although you may want to treat your patient with low-molecular-weight heparin.

Were this patient's complaints of worsening light-headedness, rash, and bruising related to his history of alcohol abuse?

There's no downside to switching from routine to clinically indicated replacement of peripheral IV catheters. And your patients will appreciate having fewer needlesticks.

These broad-spectrum antibiotics--notable for combatting pathogens resistant to other drugs--have a small but noteworthy potential for adverse effects. This review and patient handout highlight signs and symptoms to watch for.

For most asthma patients, long-term symptom control requires the frequent monitoring and aggressive medication management that family physicians are well positioned to provide.

Repeatedly throwing a ball can take a toll on an athlete's shoulder. Prompt diagnosis and treatment hinges on asking some targeted questions and doing the proper in-office tests.