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EPISODE · Mar 28, 2018 · 15 MIN

Podcast 219: Digital rectal exams shouldn’t be routine in primary care

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There simply isn’t enough evidence to sustain its continued use in asymptomatic men, argues our guest. Dr. Jason Profetto, senior author on an Annals of Family Medicine meta-analysis. Links: Annals of Family Medicine abstract Physician’s First Watch coverage The post Podcast 219: Digital rectal exams shouldn’t be routine in primary care first appeared on Clinical Conversations.

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There simply isn’t enough evidence to sustain its continued use in asymptomatic men, argues our guest. Dr. Jason Profetto, senior author on an Annals of Family Medicine meta-analysis. Links: Annals of Family Medicine abstract Physician’s First Watch coverage

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