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Menopause: Three Things You May Not Know

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By David Warmflash
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As a clinician, you probably understand the physiology and pathophysiology of menopause quite well. Some, possibly many, of your patients may require active management of menopause: evaluating symptoms, preventive health screenings, monitoring their bone health and cardiovascular risks, lifestyle counseling. But here are three things you may not know about the history of humans dealing with menopause and medicine's efforts to understand the process. 1.
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Cataract Surgery: 4 Things You Might Not Know

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By David Warmflash
| Medscape Verified
Cataract removal is the most common surgical procedure in the United States, with roughly 3.8 million of the operations performed each year. Routine, quick, and highly successful, patients are in and out of the office in hours, bringing home millimeter-scale incisions and vastly improved eyesight. Yet you may know little of its history, stretching back millennia and punctuated with breakthroughs, some of them happening earlier than you might expect.
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Schistosomiasis: Four Things You May Not Know

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By David Warmflash
| Medscape Verified
The World Health Organization recently highlighted schistosomiasis among a handful of parasitic diseases posing a major concern for the next decade. While you’re far more likely to encounter this condition on your board recertification than in your practice, it has maintained a consistent second place to malaria as the world’s most devastating parasitic disease. It also has a pretty interesting history.
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