To the Editor: In their study involving elderly men with impaired mobility, Basaria et al. (July 8 issue)¹ found that men who received testosterone treatment, as compared with those who received placebo, had a higher rate of cardiovascular adverse ...

To the Editor: Wu et al. (July 8 issue)¹ propose a new definition of late-onset hypogonadism in men that is based on a symptom score in combination with a testosterone threshold. In his editorial, Bremner concludes that their findings will be of value in ...

To the Editor: The Perspective article by Modlin¹ and the articles on polio immunization by Mohammed et al.² and Jenkins et al.³ (June 24 issue) reflect the dilemma of eradication: it cannot be accomplished without discontinuing the use of the oral ...

To the Editor: In their article on treating acute tears in the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), Frobell et al. (July 22 issue)¹ conclude that early ACL reconstruction is not superior to a strategy of initial rehabilitation with delayed reconstruction. ...

To the Editor: Arana and colleagues (Aug. 5 issue)¹ report an increased incidence of attempted and completed suicides among nonepileptic patients with depression who received antiepileptic drugs, as compared with such patients who did not receive drugs ...

To the Editor: In the Case Record (July 29 issue)¹ involving a patient with renal lymphangiectasis, secondary polycythemia, and monoclonal gammopathy of undetermined significance (MGUS), Sykes states that “we recommended that the patient begin a course ...

To the Editor: We wish to update our article about the Randomized Evaluation of Long-Term Anticoagulation Therapy (RE-LY) trial (Sept. 17, 2009, issue).¹ After the database was locked on August 15, 2009, we identified several additional primary efficacy ...