Patients With Lower RA Disease Activity More Likely to Achieve Remission
Being able to accurately predict which patients with RA may remain in remission would help...
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Author: Devyn Osborne
Myocardial Infarction: Emotional Triggers More Pronounced in Women Than Men
Psychosocial, emotional, and external factors are important triggers to cardiac events like...
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Women Physicians Still Face Pay Inequities
Disparities in pay based on gender are, unfortunately, a persistent problem in our country for all...
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PMSA PET Offers Patients With Prostate Cancer More Precise Diagnosis
Christopher DiBlasio, MD, board-certified urologist and urologic surgeon, spoke with Physician’s...
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Healthcare Inequities Influence Use of Old Vs. New Antiseizure Medications
Researchers identified wide-ranging disparities in the patterns of antiseizure mediation...
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Defining a Migraine Day: Adjusting Criteria to Include 30-Minute Migraines
Using a headache duration of 30 or more minutes, rather than 4 or more hours, resulted in a 5.4%...
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Q&A: Planning Crucial to ‘Optimize’ Care of MS-Related Reproductive Issues
For patients with MS, the potential impact of disease-modifying therapies on fertility and...
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Burn Wound Colonization Trends Enable Targeted Antimicrobials
Study results demonstrate the significant trends of burn wound colonization, enabling targeted...
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Repeat Screening Essential in FIT-Based CRC Screening
Advanced neoplasia detection in the fourth round of colorectal cancer screening appears to be...
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Better Self-Efficacy Is Predictive of Improved HRQOL in SLE
Helping physicians understand the need for self-efficacy to be assessed so that it can be improved...
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Disparities Impact Identification of Autism Without Intellectual Disability
Between 2000 and 2016, estimates increased two-fold for autism with intellectual disability and...
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Genetic & Socioeconomic Risk Factors Linked With Metabolic Disease Prevalence
Providing care for people with T2D and obesity requires a whole-person approach, with attention to...
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Significant Link Observed Between COPD & Hypertension
There is a significant association between COPD and hypertension, especially among adults younger...
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Obstructive Sleep Apnea: Highly Prevalent in Patients With Acute Ischemic Stroke
In a retrospective Italian study, one-half of patients with acute ischemic stroke also had...
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Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor C: A Novel Potential Biomarker for Peripheral Tissue Congestion in Acute HF
Patients with acute heart failure (HF) and low concentrations of vascular endothelial growth...
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Patisiran Benefits Maintained Over 18 Months in Patients With Transthyretin Amyloidosis
The long-term extension of the phase 3 APOLLO-B study confirmed the efficacy and safety of...
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Copper Chelating Agent Improves Biomarkers and Quality of Life in HF Patients
The TRACER-HF trial demonstrated that therapy with a copper chelator may have beneficial effects...
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Hemodynamic Monitoring Improves Quality of Life and Lowers Hospitalizations in Patients With HF
Remote pulmonary artery pressure (PAP) monitoring met all primary and secondary endpoints in the...
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Smoking Is Not a Causal Risk Factor for Psoriasis
Although smoking was not found to be a causal risk factor for developing psoriasis, it can still...
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“It’s Not About Me”: Coping With Grief and Loss as a Medical Professional
Are we, as a medical team entitled, to grieve?
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