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October 2004 (Vol. 53, No. 10) How should we treat chronic daily headache when conservative measures fail?
Jessie A. Junker, MD, MBA; Paul V. Aitken Jr., MD, MPH; Donna Flake, MSLS, MSAS
• A detailed history and assessment of possible comorbid conditions is crucial
Pouran Yousefi, MD
| | Should we screen for bacterial vaginosis in those at risk for preterm labor?
Beth Potter, MD; Laura Jhorden, MD; Marlene Porter, MLS
• Until there’s more research, only screen women who are high-risk or symptomatic
Grace Alfonsi, MD
| How reliable are self-measured blood pressures taken at home?
James Meza, MD, MSA; Melissa Nayak, MD; Sandra Martin, MLS
• Self-measured BP may help us better diagnose and manage hypertension
Paul Pisarik, MD, MPH
| | What effect do inhaled steroids have on delaying the progression of COPD?
Laura Hansen, PharmD; James Havemann, MD; Martha Burroughs, MLS
• Smoking cessation a huge benefit to all COPD patients
Vincent Lo, MD
| How effective is prophylactic therapy for gout in people with prior attacks?
Vincent J. WinklerPrins, MD; Arlene M. Weismantel, MILS
Thuy Hanh Trinh, MD
| | Does tight control of blood glucose in pregnant women with diabetes improve neonatal outcomes?
Charissa Fotinos, MD; Sherry Dodson, MLS
Linda French, MD
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