FEATURE ARTICLES
Acute Diarrhea in Children: How to Stop?
Allergic Rhinitis: Update on Your Therapeutic Choices
Barriers to Effective Diabetes Care: How to Recognize and Overcome
WHAT'S YOUR DIAGNOSIS?
Sharpen Your Physical Diagnostic SkillsTeenaged Girl with a Unilateral Swollen Purple Labium
DERMCLINIC
A Photo Quiz to Hone Dermatologic SkillsCase 1: What caused this spreading pustular rash?
Case 2: Why hasn’t this tender nodule responded to an antibiotic?
Case 3: Is this asymptomatic eruption acne—or something else?
Case 4: How do you explain this ulcerative abdominal rash?
PRACTICAL POINTERS
Discover Shortcuts Devised by ColleaguesCONSULTATIONS & COMMENTS
Reader Reaction and Timely Answers From ExpertsWeighing the pros and cons of calculating BMI in children
More than one way to heal a skin crack
For easier pap smears: condom vs glove
WHAT'S THE "TAKE HOME"?
Pearls From Clinical CasesDiabetic Ketoacidosis and Liver Abscess
PHOTOCLINIC
Foresee Your Next PatientUvular Edema
CASE IN POINT
An Intriguing DiagnosisHerpes Zoster: Pain Now, Rash Later
TOP PAPERS OF THE MONTH
Articles You Don’t Want To MissDon’t Super Size It: Lifestyle, Eating Habits, and Renal Lithiasis
DERM MATCH GAME
Enhance Your Dermatologic ProwessDr Rosen invites you to match the clinical characteristics in the checklist with the disorders pictured in the photos. This month's challenge: 2 patients with annular, scaling eruptions.
