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• Myth: codeine is an effective cough suppressant for upper respiratory tract infections.
  Herbert, M. E., Brewster, G. S.> ;West J Med. 2000 Oct
• Medical myth: a digital rectal examination should be performed on all individuals with possible appendicitis.
  Brewster, G. S., Herbert, M. E.> ;West J Med. 2000 Sep
• Heparin should be administered to every patient admitted to the hospital with possible unstable angina.
  Brewster, G. S., Herbert, M. E.> ;West J Med. 2000 Aug
• Medical myth: Ten percent of patients who are allergic to penicillin will have serious reactions if exposed to cephalosporins.
  Herbert, M. E., Brewster, G. S., Lanctot-Herbert, M.> ;West J Med. 2000 May
• Medical myth: Analgesia should not be given to patients with an acute abdomen because it obscures the diagnosis.
  Brewster, G. S., Herbert, M. E., Hoffman, J. R.> ;West J Med. 2000 Mar
• Glycoprotein IIb/IIIa inhibitors.
  Herbert, M. E., Brewster, G. S.> ;Ann Emerg Med. 1999 Sep
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