Update in infectious diseases: evidence published in 2012

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This Update summarizes studies published in 2012 that the authors consider highly relevant to the practice of infectious disease. Topics include sinusitis, azithromycin toxicity, infective endocarditis, asymptomatic bacteriuria and recurrent urinary tract infection, HIV prevention, a newly discovered pathogen, Lyme disease, and fungal meningitis.

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