Identify Med Culprits of Dermatologic Emergencies

July 2024

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Table of Contents

Obesity & Weight Loss Provide Answers About GLP-1 Agonists for Weight Loss
Dermatology Identify Med Culprits of Dermatologic Emergencies
Education and Training Help Learners and Colleagues Conquer Impostor Syndrome
Liver Disease Watch for Resmetirom to Treat NASH
Ophthalmology Navigate Options for Acute Conjunctivitis
Infectious Diseases Stay Alert for Rising Rates of Bacterial Meningitis
Appropriate Med Use Watch for Deprescribing Opportunities
NatMed Spotlight Be Ready for Questions About Shilajit