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Thursday, 13 April 2017

NEJM Journal Watch 2017 Drug Research Roundup

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A special announcement for valued readers of the New England Journal of Medicine, a publication of NEJM Group.
2017 Drug Research Roundup
Get the latest research on the drugs
and clinical applications that concern you most
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It can be a struggle to keep up with important developments in therapeutics. That’s why coverage of new drug-related evidence is an important feature of NEJM Journal Watch, helping us fulfill our mission to support clinicians’ efficient understanding of medical developments. Our 110 NEJM Journal Watch physician-editors regularly appraise a broad range of medication studies, choose those with the most clinical impact, and summarize them, highlighting key points and identifying what’s new.
In the 2017 Drug Research Roundup, we’ve chosen summaries that address questions that arise frequently in practice — and that have helped us manage our own patients – and compiled them in a new PDF collection. This special collection is available FREE, for a limited time, when you create a free JWatch.org account.
Get important findings on:
listTamsulosin for Patients with Ureteral Stones
listUsing TMP/SMX After Draining Uncomplicated Abscesses
listThiazide-Associated Hypercalcemia
listMetformin and Vitamin B12 Deficiency
listWarfarin for Patients with Atrial Fibrillation and Chronic Kidney Disease
listThree Common Approaches to Smoking Cessation
listTestosterone for Older Men
listAssociation Between Proton-Pump Inhibitors and Dementia
listWithholding ACE Inhibitors Just Before Noncardiac Surgery
listComparing Dabigatran, Apixaban, and Rivaroxaban
listAnd more!
Access a year’s worth of key research –
in one convenient resource.
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UserCreate a JWatch.org account 
to access this free special collection of drug research summaries and enjoy free archive access, email alerts, and daily news briefings.
About NEJM Journal Watch
NEJM Journal Watch puts clinical content in context, with concise summaries of new medical research and expert perspective from trusted physician-editors to keep you informed and prepared.