In Lung Cancer, Novel Preoperative Biomarkers Predict Recurrence Risk
Using preoperative chest CT scans, researchers identified novel preoperative biomarkers for lung cancer recurrence post-surgical resection.
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Author: Teresa Sellinger
Behavioral Intervention Improves Fibromyalgia Symptoms
An internet-based positive affect skills intervention improved emotional well-being, pain, and fatigue in older adults with fibromyalgia symptoms.
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How to Help Caregivers of Patients With Dementia
Dr. Linda Girgis discusses the many ways physicians can assist caregivers of patients with dementia, helping them to avoid experiencing burnout.
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A Faster, Simpler Approach to Preeclampsia Risk Stratification
Research indicated that the P/C ratio offers a quicker and more effective method for identifying significant proteinuria in the context of preeclampsia risk stratification.
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Model Predicts Severe Asthma Based on Immune-Related Hub Genes
Researchers have identified immune response-related hub genes that could act as diagnostic markers and potentially therapeutic targets for severe asthma.
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Chronic Cutaneous Lesions in a 30-Year-Old Male: A Diagnostic Challenge
A 30-year-old male presented with multiple chronic cutaneous lesions on the arm, forearm, back, chest, and abdomen, posing a diagnostic challenge.
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Targeting the Nasal Microbiome in CRSwNP: A Novel Treatment Strategy
The nasal microbiome in CRSwNP, which differs from that of healthy controls, may provide an opportunity to personalize treatment, according to researchers.
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Monitoring Blood Flow & Proteinuria in CKD Enhances Risk Assessment
Researchers recently observed a “dominant” role for the renal resistance index (RRI), independent of proteinuria, as a marker of CKD progression.
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Q&A: How Physicians Can Prevent Complications in Hypoparathyroidism Management, Part 1
Drawing from personal experience, Patty Keating advocates for greater awareness, improved diagnosis, and treatment among patients with hypoparathyroidism.
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Simple Tools to Improve Your Delivery of Dementia Diagnosis
Joanna Paladino, MD, and colleagues identified four themes that may improve the delivery of a dementia diagnosis for clinicians, patients, and caregivers.
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Nearly 25% of Adults Had Recent Chronic Pain in 2023
In 2023, chronic pain rates showed 24.3% of US adults experienced chronic pain, with 8.5% experiencing high-impact chronic pain, and pain increasing with age.
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Alleviating Lumbar Spinal Stenosis Pain
The minimally invasive lumbar decompression procedure provided sustained relief and functional improvements in patients with lumbar spinal stenosis pain.
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Long COVID Risk Higher in Women
Research showed a higher risk for developing long COVID in women than men, with risk particularly notable in non-pregnant women and those aged 40 to 54 years.
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Comparing Antibiotic Doses for Cystitis
A study found that lower-frequency doses of cephalexin were as effective as higher-frequency doses for treating cystitis, with similar clinical outcomes.
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Precision Medicine Advances Thoracic Oncology Preop Planning
Next-generation sequencing, proteomics analysis, and circulating tumor DNA demonstrate how precision medicine advances thoracic oncology surgery.
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How Physicians Can Use Life Insurance as a Financial Tool for Generational Wealth
Building a well-rounded financial portfolio that includes a quality life insurance policy as a financial tool can help ensure financial security for loved ones.
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Novel Workflow Enhances Detection of Cognitive Impairment in Primary Care
An interdisciplinary summit developed recommendations to assist in the detection of cognitive impairment in older adults during primary care wellness visits.
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Algorithm Supports Osteoarthritis Diagnosis
A dual-biomarker algorithm using cartilage oligomeric matrix protein and IL-8 accurately differentiated osteoarthritis from inflammatory arthritis.
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Rehabilitation Needed to Address Persistent Gait Deficits After ACLR
Persistent gait deficits after ACLR can contribute to further long-term knee joint problems, according to recent orthopedic research.
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