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	Are You At Risk For Atrial Fibrillations?
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	What Can You Do about Hot Flashes?
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DRUG UPDATE

	Maraviroc and Raltegravir: First Agents in 2 Novel Classes for Drug-Resistant HIV Infection
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Table of Contents

	Current Issue

	Editor's Note
	Emerging Diseases, Drug Trends, and More
	by Dalia Buffery, Editor

The Diabetes-Mental Illness Link: Clinical Applications

The relationship between diabetes mellitus and mental illness is an established reality...."»» read

Silent CAD Common in Men with ED

Climate Change Culprit in Emerging Infections

Features

	Letters to the Editor • Prevention Cardiology Training • Future of Internal Medicine • UnitedHealthcare's Lab Restrictions

	Commentary

	IM Insights

	Maintaining Certification

	Photo Quiz

	Cartoon Caption September Runners-Up

	The Chart Room

Online Preprint

Shrinking Physician Workforce: No Quick Fix

Clinical Sections

	Cardiology

	Endocrinology

	Gastroenterology

	Infectious Diseases

	Neurology

	Women's Health

	Newswatch

	FDA Rounds (web-exclusive)

	International News

NEWSWATCH

	Breast Cancer Risk Decreases with Longer NSAID Use
	Elevated WBCs May Signal Invasive Cancer
	New Biomarker Predicts Heart Failure Mortality
	Vitamin E Lowers VTE Risk in Women
	Treating Sleep Apnea Improves Atherosclerosis
	Metabolic Syndrome Linked to Brain Damage
	Retinal Changes a Harbinger of Death in Nondiabetics?
	Cancer Identified in 33% of Prostate Biopsies
	OC May Reduce Risk of Some Cancers
	RA Lowers Risk for Cancer Mortality

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