Many patients present to the primary care physician with complaints relating to the eye. While many are benign, others can be vision threatening. Performing a thorough history and physical can quickly assess the severity. More common, often benign conditions include conjunctivitis, keratoconjunctivi...
Review Articles
ABSTRACT: Intestinal gas production is a normal physiologic progress. However, there are many pathophysiologic processes that can cause patients to experience bloating, abdominal pain, and distension from abnormal gas production or mobility. It is important for primary care physicians to...
Abstract: Treatment for hypogonadism is increasing, particularly in the senior population, but low testosterone levels are also on the rise in young men. Hypogonadism treatment represents a unique challenge to clinicians due to label warnings and the negative stigma of being diagnosed an...
Editor's Message
Ronald Januchowski, DO, FACOFP, Editor, Osteopathic Family Physician
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Original Research
Background: With the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education implementation of a Single Accreditation System through which allopathic programs can obtain osteopathic recognition, it is vital to continue to support the development of resident osteopathic skills, which could b...