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Case In Point
Case In Point
Pediatric Coinfection With Malaria and Epstein-Barr Virus
08/13/2022
An 11-year-old boy presented to his primary care provider with a fever of 2 days’ duration. The fever was described as intermittent, particularly occurring in the evenings, and being partially relieved with...
08/13/2022
travel history
travel history
A College Senior Seeks Advice Regarding a Semester of Travel
06/22/2017

Ronald Rubin, MD—Series Editor

Ronald Rubin, MD—Series Editor
A college senior visits the office to seek knowledge and advice regarding on an upcoming summer of volunteer work in Africa.
06/22/2017
What's the Take Home?
What's the Take Home?
A Young Woman Contemplating Travel Abroad: What She Needs to Know About Zika Virus Infection
10/31/2016

Ronald Rubin, MD—Series Editor

Ronald Rubin, MD—Series Editor
A 22-year-old woman presents to your office for an informational visit. She is well and without specific health complaints, but she has questions that she needs and wants answered by a physician.
10/31/2016
fever
fever
Man With Febrile Illness Following Foreign Travel
05/22/2016

Ronald N. Rubin, MD—Series Editor
Temple University

Ronald N. Rubin, MD—Series Editor: Dr Rubin is professor of medicine at Temple University School of Medicine and chief of clinical hematology in the department of medicine at Temple University Hospital, both in Philadelphia.

 

Ronald N. Rubin, MD—Series Editor Temple University Ronald N. Rubin, MD—Series Editor:...
A 64-year-old man presents with a severe febrile syndrome of several days’ duration. The syndrome includes fatigue and severe myalgias and arthralgias. There is no cough, sputum production, rhinorrhea, or...
05/22/2016