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Pharming: Pill parties can be deadly for teens

How can something that is prescribed by a doctor, or available for purchase without a prescription at Wal-Mart and Walgreens, be so bad or cause such devastating problems for
teenagers? » More

"Do you own a gun?"

Does a doctor's inquiry about firearm ownership violate patient privacy—or worse, constitute harassment? Ultimately, the US Supreme Court may have to decide. » More

Rest or withdrawal after concussion: A cautionary note

Evidence suggests that enforced rest may be harmful to those who suffer concussions. » More

Dermcase: Girl's itchy rash resists repeated treatments

You are asked to evaluate a minimally itchy rash that has been present for over a year on the arm of a 10-year-old girl. » More

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