Have Childhood Vaccination Rates Recovered From the COVID-19 Pandemic Decline?
More than four years after the COVID-19 pandemic started, childhood vaccination rates worldwide...
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Author: Teresa Sellinger
Novel Biomarkers May Distinguish MASH From MASLD
A unique set of cytokine and chemokine markers could serve as biomarkers to differentiate non-alcoholic steatohepatitis from non-alcoholic fatty liver disease.
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AHA and ACC Issue 2024 Clinical HCM Management Guidelines
The AHA and ACC 2024 Clinical HCM management guidelines include revised and new recommendations regarding ICD placement, atrial fibrillation, and more.
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Web-Based Diagnostic Support System Identifies Psoriasis
Researchers designed a computer-aided diagnostic model to classify, diagnose, and provide treatment recommendations for patients with psoriasis.
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What the Re-Classification of Cannabis as a Schedule III Drug Means for Physicians
Physicians should educate themselves on the benefits of medical marijuana, recognizing that cannabis may soon be re-classified as a Schedule III drug.
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AI Detects EGFR Mutations in NSCLC With Brain Metastases
An AI model was able to outperform a radiomics model in detecting epidermal growth factor receptor gene mutation in patients with NSCLC and brain metastasis.
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Hepatitis B Linked to Periodontal Disease
Hepatitis B may be a risk factor for periodontitis, particularly patients with hepatitis B who are males and who have a high BMI.
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Q&A: Mind-Body Exercises Improve Lung Function in COPD
A recent systematic literature review demonstrated that mind-body exercises, such as Tai Chi and yoga, are beneficial holistic treatments for patients with COPD.
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Personalized Pacing Reduces Obstruction
Personalized distal ventricular pacing therapy reduced obstruction and improved exercise performance in patients with HCM with refractory, symptomatic LVMCO.
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Weight-Adjusted Waist Index Predicts Mortality in Asthma
The weight-adjusted waist index (WWI) is a relatively new indicator of obesity that shows promise in predicting mortality among individuals with asthma.
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Medical Fiction: Cots, Closets, and Cardiac Arrest
In this medical fiction, a medical student’s reckless, charmed life spirals after a mishap during residency, exploring the clash between privilege and ambition.
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Toward a Unified Definition of Moderate PsA
A proposed checklist for a definition of moderate PsA includes the number of active joints and the presence of dactylitis, among other factors.
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Comparing the Efficacy of HIIT Versus MICT for Obesity
High-intensity interval training showed greater health benefits compared with moderate-intensity continuous training for college students with obesity.
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Using MRE to Predict Cirrhosis and Decompensation in ALD
A recent study found that MRE-based liver stiffness measurements predicted cirrhosis and decompensation in patients with early-stage ALD.
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You Gonna Finish That?
Medical cartoon by Jonny Hawkins about patient asking another patient about finishing IV bag.
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Exploring Imaging Techniques for Psoriasis Plaques
Researchers reviewed various imaging techniques, including high-frequency ultrasound, dermatoscopy, and confocal microscopy, for diagnosing psoriasis plaques.
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Assessing and Managing Bleeding Risk Pre-Surgery in Patients With MPNs
Risk assessment and perioperative management are important aspects of improving QOL and preventing complications in surgeries for patients with MPNs.
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The Important Role of a Pharmacist in Treating Patients With NSCLC
Yvette C. Terrie, BS Pharm, RPh, consultant pharmacist, explains why pharmacists are a crucial part of the care team for patients with NSCLC.
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How Woman Physicians Benefit from Attending Women in Medicine Conferences
Women in Medicine conferences can be a powerful tool for women physicians to make connections and find resources, boosting their careers in myriad ways.
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Supporting Adherence to Healthy Lifestyle Changes During Endometrial Cancer Care
Patients with endometrial cancer reported not receiving information about lifestyle improvements and behavior changes during their follow-up care.
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