Should Families Be Allowed to Attend Code Events?
Clear guidelines and flexibility regarding family presence at code events in the ICU are essential as patients, families, and care settings vary widely.
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Author: Teresa Sellinger
Elbowing In
Medical cartoon in which man needs an elbow specialist, but meets Joint Chief of Staff.
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SBRT Improves 6-Month Pain Scores in Cancer With Vertebral Metastases More Effectively than cEBRT
For cancer with painful vertebral metastases, dose-intensified SBRT improved 6-month pain scores more effectively than cEBRT, without added toxicity.
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Q&A: Using AIRQ Can Improve Asthma Care and Patient-Physician Relationships
An allergist shares how the AIRQ can benefit shared decision-making, ultimately improving patient care, treatment adherence, trust, and asthma outcomes.
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Chronic Inducible Urticaria Diagnosis Supported by Updated Algorithm
Researchers recently published an updated clinical algorithm to support chronic inducible urticaria diagnosis, assessment, and management.
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Kidney and Liver Transplants Less Common in Patients With HIV
While patients with HIV are eligible for kidney and liver transplants, these procedures are uncommon in this patient population.
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Addressing Prescription Drug Misuse Among Adolescents
Healthcare professionals can play a crucial role in preventing prescription drug misuse among adolescents and promoting healthier communities.
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Interdigitation & Ellipsoid Zones Linked to Better Visual Acuity in RP
The presence of both the interdigitation and ellipsoid zones is associated with better visual acuity in patients with retinitis pigmentosa.
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Big Pill to Swallow
Medical cartoon in which the pharmacist is giving the customer a prescription bottle containing one huge, once-a-year pill.
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Various Comorbidities Linked to Mortality in Patients With Psoriasis
Patients with psoriasis may experience increased mortality rates attributed to cardiovascular,...
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AAP’s Injury Prevention Program Reduces Injuries in Young Children
The Injury Prevention Program significantly reduced parent-reported injuries among children in Black, Hispanic, and low-income families, according to findings.
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How to Optimize Food Allergy Care & Reduce Misdiagnoses
Pediatricians play a critical role in prevention, diagnosis, and management of IgE-mediated food allergies, especially when allergist availability is limited.
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Study Identifies Most Accurate Noninvasive Method for Diagnosing MASH
A recent study compared the predictive performance of three imaging models in order to determine the most accurate noninvasive method for diagnosing MASH.
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Serum Resistin: A Novel Biomarker to Improve Risk Stratification in PAH
Elevated levels of the cytokine resistin appear to be linked with increased disease severity and greater risk for death for adults with PAH.
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Reduced Heart Rate Variability Shows Promise as Prescreener for T2D Vascular Complications
Heart rate variability shows promise as a useful screening tool to predict microvascular and macrovascular complications in patients with type 2 diabetes.
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Socioeconomic Indices Could Reduce Over-Prescribing of Broad Antibiotics
Incorporating socioeconomic indices such as the area deprivation index into clinical decisions may refine antibiotic treatments, potentially curbing antimicrobial resistance.
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What Clinicians Should Know About RSV and Underlying COPD
Older adults with COPD represent a significant portion of patients hospitalized with RSV-related illness, and can benefit substantially from preventive care.
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How Often Should You Screen for CV Comorbidities in Patients With Plaque Psoriasis?
Without a universal consensus, researchers provided guidance on how often to screen for cardiovascular comorbidities in patients with psoriasis.
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Which Factors Predict Thrombotic Events in Essential Thrombocythemia?
The risk for disease progression, thrombosis, and mortality in essential thrombocythemia can be predicted with “readily available” patient information.
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Gender Considerations for Discussing PsA Disease Impact With Patients
A recent survey reveals gender-based differences in how patients perceive PsA treatment and symptoms, as well as communication with healthcare providers.
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