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All adults should be screened at least once for hepatitis B using triple panel testing, and vaccination should be offered to all adults 19 to 59 years of age regardless of risk. bit.ly/3Nn7rTI #AFPJournal #FamilyMedicine

A 2021 Health Resources and Services Administration report found that obstetrician-gynecologists will provide only 51% of women’s health services needed in non-metropolitan areas by 2030. bit.ly/412Z3Mg #FamilyMedicine #AFPJournal

Diagnosis of acute or chronic urticaria is usually based on history and physical examination findings. Preferred acute urticaria treatment includes second-generation H1 antihistamines. Read more: bit.ly/47j8r27 #FamilyMedicine #AFPJournal

Croup is a common childhood respiratory illness causing a characteristic barking cough, hoarseness, and inspiratory stridor. It is treated with corticosteroids and nebulized epinephrine. Learn more: bit.ly/47CO5kb #FamilyMedicine #AFPJournal

The new issue of AFP is available! Read it now: bit.ly/40tX4R6 #FamilyMedicine #AFPJournal

Have you taken the CME Quiz for the February issue? It is worth 11 credits. bit.ly/40UpVxV #Familymedicine #AFPJournal #CME

The US Department of Veterans Affairs and US Department of Defense published guidelines on the management of tinnitus in patients with bothersome tinnitus with or without hearing difficulty. bit.ly/4b1J1rU #FamilyMedicine #AFPJournal #tinnitus

In people 12 years and older with poorly controlled mild asthma, is as-needed use of a fixed-dose combination of budesonide and albuterol superior to albuterol alone? bit.ly/3NhftNV #FamilyMedicine #AFPJournal

How can family physicians, students, and residents best advocate for our specialty, our patients, and our communities? Listen to the bonus episode of the AFP Podcast to learn more: bit.ly/3SjRz1y #FamilyMedicine #AFPJournal #AFPPodcast

Reporting Number Needed to Treat Requires Standardization bit.ly/4de6w2m #FamilyMedicine #AFPJournal

NEW BLOG: Hereditary Angioedema: Recognition and Treatment —Lilian White, MD bit.ly/3N8cY0n #FamilyMedicine #AFPJournal #AFPBlog

What is the diagnosis? #FamilyMedicine #AFPJournal #AFPPhotoQuiz

Based on the evidence, we have assigned a color recommendation of green (benefits greater than harms) for the use of PPIs for gastrointestinal protection in patients taking long-term NSAIDs. bit.ly/4rbGobF #FamilyMedicine #AFPJournal

The International Headache Society published guidelines for acute migraine medical treatment. bit.ly/47sOYf4 #FamilyMedicine #AFPJournal

Part 2 of the January Revista Médica AFP Podcast is available! Listen now: bit.ly/3W83xy0 #FamilyMedicine #AFPJournal #AFPPodcast

What is the risk of cancer development in patients who have undergone computed tomography scans? bit.ly/3OOA9xf #FamilyMedicine #AFPJournal

Family physicians play a critical role in guiding patients through the complexities of injectable weight loss medication use and discontinuation. Read more: bit.ly/4r6hLNB #FamilyMedicine #AFPJournal

This issue's Clinical Answers discusses questions about Alzheimer disease, polycystic ovary syndrome, carpal tunnel syndrome, pyogenic granulomas, depression in heart disease, and urinary tract infections. bit.ly/4rUWxDG #FamilyMedicine #AFPJournal

Are nonpharmacologic and nonsurgical treatment options safe and effective for nonspecific acute or chronic low back pain? bit.ly/3MUp1ye #FamilyMedicine #AFPJournal

Dr. Annette Chavez shares a day in the life of being a family physician. bit.ly/4bfcfU8 #FamilyMedicine #AFPJournal