Trust in Pediatricians Facilitates Early Peanut Introduction
A good relationship with a child’s pediatrician or clinician was the biggest factor associated with caregivers introducing peanut early to prevent allergy.
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Author: Teresa Sellinger
Fenebrutinib Associated With Rapid MS Lesion Reduction
Fenebrutinib penetrates cerebrospinal fluid at sufficient enough levels to reduce activation of B-cells and microglia in vitro.
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Prioritizing Highly Effective Therapies in Children With MS
Highly effective therapies as a first-line option in pediatric-onset MS results in sustained reduction of clinical and radiological disease activity over 5 years.
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Hand Osteoarthritis Is Not a Systemic Disease of the Cartilage
Hand joints without osteoarthritis maintain their joint space when other joints have or develop osteoarthritis.
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Flintstone
“I’m afraid so, Fred – your kidneys and bladder are full of stones.”
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Caring for Patients With Tardive Dyskinesia Can Present Challenges
Healthcare professionals should consider a complete therapeutic approach that includes the input of caregivers assisting patents with TD.
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Chi-Separation to Evaluate Dynamic Changes in Early MS Lesions
Younger patients with MS have more tissue destruction in white matter lesions but also a higher capacity for remyelination.
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Social Frailty Linked With Poorer Health in Patients With COPD
“It is important to take a multidisciplinary and holistic approach to patient care, especially in complex diseases like COPD.”–Katherine Young, MD
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Birdshot Chorioretinopathy Shows Fractal Changes in the Retinal Vascular Layers
Fractal dimensions represent a promising biomarker for assessing retinal vascular damage.
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Single-Occupancy Rooms Significantly Decrease Rates of Vancomycin-Resistant E faecium
Single-occupancy rooms represent a horizontal infection control strategy for reducing vancomycin-resistant E faecium and other multidrug-resistant pathogens.
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Treating Patients of Color With Psoriasis Presents Many Challenges
Dermatologists must be knowledgeable about differences among people of color with psoriasis and to tailor their approach to diagnosis and treatment accordingly.
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Innovative & Informative Prostate Cancer eBook
A curated ebook on prostrate cancer featuring recent studies, findings, and opinions from thought leaders.
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Q&A: Assessing Patient Preferences Improves HIV Outcomes
Understanding the preferences of patients with HIV in care coordination programs, and revising programs based on those preferences, leads to better outcomes.
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Telehealth in Otolaryngology Requires Balancing Accessibility & Quality
The expanded use of telemedicine in otolaryngology during the COVID-19 pandemic has shown how beneficial the approach can be for patients and clinicians.
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Q&A: Sharing Knowledge Fosters a Better Understanding of MS
Progression independent of relapse activity explains why certain patients with MS continue to worsen clinically without MRI evidence of new lesions.
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Q&A: Revisiting the Definition of Drug-Resistant Epilepsy
A joint report calls for reconsidering the definition of drug-resistant epilepsy, with a focus on epilepsy type and etiology
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Nearly a Third of Young Adult Men With ED Present With T2D
Young male patients presenting with erectile dysfunction should be screened for diabetes and prediabetes at presentation.
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How Physicians Can Engage in Social Media Use Without Inviting a Malpractice Suit
Maintaining the utmost professionalism on social media apps is essential for physicians.
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Bearing Witness to Life’s Milestones
As we move through our lives and progress through their various stages, we sometimes forget what got us to where we were going.
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