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Internal Medicine World Report
June 2006Volume0 Issue 0
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A 49-year-old woman presented with many seborrheic keratoses on her chest and back (Figure). The patient said that these skin lesions had developed in a short period of time and had been present for several years.
What Do These Lesions Signal?
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Gatifloxacin Linked to Life-Threatening Dysglycemia in the Elderly
Increase the Thyroxine Dose in Patients With Gastric Comorbidities
Address Weight Issues in Patients with Nonalcoholic Liver Disease
A Shifting Epidemic: The CDC Gears Up to Eliminate Syphilis
CDC Alert: Lesser Known, Potentially Serious STDs on the Rise
Restricting Antibiotics in Animals Reduces Resistance in Humans
Avoid Extended Treatment of HCV-1 in Most Patients
Bacteria in the Gut-Too Much of a Good Thing?
Chronic Pancreatitis Requires Early, Long-Term Care
Reducing Fracture Risk in Patients with Low BMD
Investigational Biologic Increases Bone Mass
First MAOI Patch for Depression May Enhance Compliance
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Advances in Geriatric Medicine, 2006
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