Cardiac Events in Patients With RSV Increase Virus’ Severity
Nearly a quarter of patients with RSV experience an acute cardiac event, including life-threatening conditions such as cardiogenic shock and acute myocarditis.
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Author: Teresa Sellinger
Age and Race Impact Likelihood of Complications in Status Epilepticus
Racial and ethnic minorities and older adults experience more complications related to status epilepticus and greater risk for such complications.
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Online Behavioral Obesity Treatment Produces Significant Weight Loss
An online program designed for patients with overweight and obesity resulted in significant weight loss with minimal clinician involvement.
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Stereotactic Ablative Radiotherapy Safe for Unresectable NSCLC With ILD
Researchers investigated the safety of SABR in a small population of patients with both NSCLC and ILD, who may have a greater risk for radiation damage.
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Q&A: Improving Recognition & Awareness of Age-Associated Dementia in People With HIV
Simulation modeling projects more than 22% of men and 16% of women with HIV who are currently 60 would develop age-associated dementia by 80 years of age.
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SBRT Effective in HCC, With “Acceptable” Liver-Related Toxicity Profile
Using stereotactic body radiation therapy for hepatocellular carcinoma with multiple lesions appears feasible, with an acceptable risk profile.
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2014 to 2021 Saw Rise in US Maternal Mortality Rate
The US maternal mortality rate increased significantly between 2014 and 2021, prompting researchers to call for greater efforts to address underlying causes.
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Vaginal Dilation Benefits Cervical Cancer Survivors
Timely initiation of vaginal dilation therapy improved vaginal health and sexual well-being in patients who received cervical cancer treatment.
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Achieving Holistic Cancer Care: Non-Pharmacological Therapies Support Traditional Treatment
Therapies such as acupuncture, support groups, and dietary counseling can complement traditional cancer treatments for comprehensive, patient-centered care.
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Bleeding Self-Assessment Often Agrees With Trained Staff in Immune Thrombocytopenia
Researchers tested if self-assessments could support the detection of smaller, but still critical, bleeding incidents in patients with immune thrombocytopenia.
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Q&A: Managing Late-Onset MS Requires “More Intricate” Approach
Multiple sclerosis is increasingly prevalent among individuals aged 55 and older, and treatment is impacted by comorbid conditions and polypharmacy.
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Priorities Aim to Expand Reach of CDC’s Core Elements for Antibiotic Stewardship
The CDC’s Priorities for Hospital Core Element Implementation aim to expand the use of the Core Elements of Hospital Antibiotic Stewardship Programs.
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Ocular Surgery Has “Important Role” in Maintaining Vision With Inherited Retinal Diseases
Ocular surgery can preserve or improve vision for patients with inherited retinal diseases and may be important for associated conditions, such as cataracts.
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Q&A: New Initiatives for Pain Management Discrepancies in COPD Guidelines
Optimizing pain management strategies can help physicians better support patients with COPD in their journey towards improved health and well-being.
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Q&A: The Importance of Addressing Loneliness in Older Adults During Routine Visits
New research indicates that loneliness impacts multiple physical and mental health outcomes among older adults.
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Smoking Raises Mortality Risk in Stages 1-2 Melanoma
Patients who smoked at the time of their diagnosis had significantly increased melanoma-associated death compared with nonsmokers.
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Views on PCP Telemedicine Consultations Vary
PCPs and hospitalists recognized the value of PCP telemedicine consults for hospitalized patients but had different views of their importance and frequency.
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More Physical Activity Needed to Cut Risk for Obesity Among Those With Genetic Risk
Researchers analyzed participants’ polygenic risk scores for BMI and estimated how many steps per day were needed to reduce the risk of obesity.
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Improvements Seen in Post-Allo-HCT Outcomes for Older Adults With AML
Older adults with acute myeloid leukemia had improved survival and lower mortality for years after receiving allogeneic hematopoietic cell transplantation.
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Computer Prompts Could Reduce Empiric Antibiotic Use for UTI
Computerized provider order entry prompts with risk estimates for multidrug-resistant organisms (MDRO) could reduce antibiotic use for urinary tract infections.
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