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NZ GP Research Review Issue 272

NZ GP Research Review Issue 272

In this issue:
– 400 vs. 200µg/kg oral ivermectin in severe scabies
– Levothyroxine discontinuation in patients ≥60 years
– Semaglutide plus CBT for alcohol use disorder with comorbid obesity
– SCOUT: nitrofurantoin vs. fosfomycin vs. pivmecillinam for uncomplicated UTIs
– Blood pressure reductions and CV risk in CKD
– CRAFFT: surgical reduction vs. non-surgical casting in children with severely displaced distal radial fractures
– HOST-EXAM: 10-year follow-up of clopidogrel vs. aspirin after PCI
– Insights from a NZ Campylobacter outbreak
– PISCES: fish oil supplements and CV risk with haemodialysis
– Traditional Chinese exercises for post-menopausal osteoporosis

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