Q&A: How Physicians Can Prevent Complications in Hypoparathyroidism Management, Part 2
Patty Keating breaks down the role of advocacy groups, long-term monitoring, and how to better understand the emotional impact of hypoparathyroidism.
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Author: Teresa Sellinger
Prevalence of Non-Calcified Plaque Higher in Patients With HIV
Researchers found a greater prevalence of non-calcified plaque in patients with HIV than in patients without HIV, according to results published in BMJ Open.
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Patients With HIV Coinfection More Likely to Clear HCV
Researchers found that among newly reported HCV infections, HCV clearance was higher among persons with HIV coinfection who participated in RW support services.
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Serum Protein Levels Predict Recurrence Risk in CRSwNP
Research shows eosinophil cationic protein and total immunoglobulin E are good predictors of recurrence risk in CRSwNP after endoscopic sinus surgery.
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Silent Rhinovirus Infections Prevalent in Patients With CRSwNP
Among patients with chronic rhinosinusitis with nasal polyps, silent rhinovirus infections are common and associated with distinct immune responses.
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Maximizing Bone Volume & Cortical Contact Enhances Screw Stability
In posterior C1/C2 fusion using lateral mass screws (LMS) or pedicle screws (PS), screw stability is predominantly determined by cortical contact length and bone volume.
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Shannon, Part 1: Growing a Spine
In this medical fiction tale, after surviving a car crash and defying medical odds, Shannon confronts betrayal and ultimately triumphs over a reckless partner.
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How Firearm Safety Conversations With Patients Can Prevent Self-Injuries & Violence
Physicians can prevent firearm injuries and violence by having non-judgmental, evidence-based firearm safety conversations with patients.
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Peer Referrals Improve PrEP Uptake, Persistence & Adherence
Peer referrals for PrEP use among men who have sex with men improved PrEP uptake, persistence, and adherence at 6 months of study follow-up.
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Mobile App Intervention Improves PrEP Uptake & HIV Testing
Researchers found that compared with standard care, the use of mobile apps increased PrEP uptake and HIV testing among young sexual minority men.
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Poorer Outcomes Observed for Young Black Patients With NSCLC
Despite certain treatment advantages, young Black patients with NSCLC are more likely to present with late-stage disease than White patients.
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Sepsis Risk & Mortality Elevated In Multiple Types of Lung Cancer
Researchers found higher sepsis risk and related mortality in multiple lung cancer types, including lung adenocarcinoma and small cell lung carcinoma.
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Patients Agree: Multidisciplinary Teams Improve CRSwNP Care
Patients cited many benefits of multidisciplinary CRSwNP care, including personalized treatment and additional therapeutic options.
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Hearing Loss in Dementia Warrants Greater Clinical Attention
Recent findings suggest that hearing loss in dementia is common, but hearing aid use in patients with dementia is not, presenting an intervention opportunity.
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Balancing VTE Risks in Thrombocytopenia Management
Managing acute VTE risks in thrombocytopenia is challenging for clinicians, given the substantial gap in guidelines addressing the decision-making process.
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Updated TNM Staging System for SCLC Offers Better Predictive Power
Researchers recently validated the ninth edition of the TNM staging system for SCLC, finding improved accuracy and predictive power.
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Targeting Modifiable Risk Factors for Frailty in People With HIV
Depression and cardiovascular disease are two of several demographic and comorbid characteristics that impact the trajectories of frailty in people with HIV.
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Simple Patient Prompt Improves Anticoagulant Decision-Making in CKD
Researchers used feedback from patient focus groups to develop tools and recommendations for shared anticoagulant decision-making in CKD.
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App-Based Contingency Management Ups Retention in OUD Treatment
Smartphone app-based contingency management for adult patients in OUD treatment was associated with fewer days of opioid use and longer time in treatment.
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Best Practices for Assessing & Treating PTSD in Patients With SUD
A review published in Current Psychiatry Reports focused on the prevalence, care, and best...
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