Injections are valuable procedures for managing musculoskeletal conditions commonly
encountered by family physicians. Corticosteroid injections into articular, periarticular, or soft …

Purpose To describe the breadth of strategies US medical schools use to promote medical
student well-being. Method In October 2016, 32 US medical schools were surveyed about …

Objective This review discusses the current knowledge and future directions regarding obesity
within the US military family (ie, active‐duty servicemembers, as well as military spouses, …

Oral health directly affects overall health and quality of life. More Americans lack dental
insurance than medical insurance. Patients with poor oral health are more likely to have …

Methods Our model is based on a single parent raising one child in an urban environment.
Baltimore City was chosen as an area representative of at-risk urban populations. 8, 12 Mean …

Results Of 550 individuals recruited for participation, 499 completed the survey (91% response
rate). Data on tattooing were available for 444 participants (81% of the study sample). …

Use of energy drinks and energy shots among military personnel is controversial. High amounts
of caffeine (the primary active ingredient in these products) may impact performance of …

Electronic medical records (EMRs) increasingly are used to document the delivery of patient
care. Clinical practices that are involved in medical education are more likely to employ …

Introduction: The emotional, cognitive, and behavioral health of the nearly two million children
of military service members in the United States is important as these children play an …

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease affects more than 26 million adults in the United
States. Family physicians provide care for most of these patients. Cigarette smoking is the …