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Clinical Pearls for the Frontline PCP
May 27, 2026
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A 75-year-old man was brought to the office by his wife of 50 years for follow up after experiencing a very frightening event. The patient and his wife were exercising at a local health club 3 days ago for their usual 2-hour workout. They typically walk on the treadmill for about an hour and then stretch before lifting 10- to 15-lb weights. They have been doing this for about 3 days per week for
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Clinical Pearls for the Frontline PCP
May 27, 2026
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