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A middle-aged man who has not seen a doctor in "years" presents with nausea, vomiting, and asthenia that have worsened over "weeks to months." Your EKG read?

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Comanaging RA and its comorbidities is just one of many directions primary care is likely to take. Part 4 of a Special Report.

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With a growing shortfall of rheumatologists, primary care may play a greater role in the initiation of long-term therapy. Part 3 of a Special Report.

RA symptoms invisible but harmful, mortality increases with RA, plus 6 more highlights from recent RA studies of interest to primary care.

Every primary care physician needs a few specialty apps for reference. Check out these 3 that you might want to download today.

Take this post-test to find out what you learned in our Chronic Pain special report about the conditions you see most often in primary care.

Up to 10% of the US population experiences neuropathic pain from common conditions seen in primary care. Get current with diagnosis and treatment.

10 Opioid Myths and Facts

Do you know the myths from the facts about opioid analgesics? Click through these 10 statements and find out.

We round out our review of the CDC's 10 leading causes of death in the US with this slide show, highlighting numbers 6-10.