The use of physical therapy for patients with pneumonia appears to be highly variable in US hospitals and is impacted by patient age, race, and comorbidities.
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Although statistically significant, the effect of orbital decompression on Graves’-associated upper eyelid retraction does not appear have clinical implications.
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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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Hand joints without osteoarthritis maintain their joint space when other joints have or develop osteoarthritis.
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“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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Single-occupancy rooms represent a horizontal infection control strategy for reducing vancomycin-resistant E faecium and other multidrug-resistant pathogens.
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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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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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A joint report calls for reconsidering the definition of drug-resistant epilepsy, with a focus on epilepsy type and etiology
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Young male patients presenting with erectile dysfunction should be screened for diabetes and prediabetes at presentation.
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A recent study tries to paint a clearer picture of the correlation between structural and functional markers of geographic atrophy.
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Patients in the intervention group significantly improved their diet quality and physical activity levels from baseline, compared with those in usual care.
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Collaboration among healthcare providers and community-based organizations may be a viable strategy to increase PrEP uptake among Latino MSM.
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Primary care clinicians take a “whole person” approach and are responsible for a wide range of preventive healthcare efforts.
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Patients with HIV and NAFLD experience a greater risk for adverse cardiovascular outcomes than those with HIV alone.
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Most infants admitted to the ICU with RSV do not have an underlying medical condition, but RSV remains a top cause of hospitalization in the first year of life.
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Hispanic people have a disproportionately high incidence of liver cancer compared with other groups but are under-represented in Phase 3 trials for the disease.
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Researchers report higher PrEP use and fewer insurance-related issues from 2019 to 2021, but the Braidwood versus Becerra case could impact these improvements.
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Providing psychoeducation throughout recovery and rehabilitation from burn injuries may offer opportunities to facilitate access to psychological support.
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A study has found that estimating time to kidney failure in advanced CKD can inform clinical decisions and patient counseling on prognosis.
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