Simplified BPI-SF Improves Pain Reporting in Sickle Cell Disease
Accurate pain reporting in sickle cell disease is critical to effective pain assessment and management, but accuracy depends on patient comprehension of forms....
Accurate pain reporting in sickle cell disease is critical to effective pain assessment and management, but accuracy depends on patient comprehension of forms....
A recent study validated new thresholds for left ventricular hypertrophy to improve both HCM diagnosis and timely treatment of HCM....
Peer-led interventions for improving HIV prevention among Latino MSM exist, but research is needed before they can be fully implemented and used effectively....
Researchers call for routine hearing assessments in patients with RA due to diminished hearing often being underdiagnosed in this patient population....
An enhanced model that integrates non-AJCC clinical features provides clinicians with a more accurate tool for identifying high-risk patients with MCC....
Part 2 of a series outlining surgical cosmetic procedures after weight loss to assist clinicians in counseling patients on cosmetic and functional goals....
Three experts discuss the increased mortality risk for patients with diabetic retinopathy, available screening tools, and counseling patients during eye exams....
Highlights from three RCC treatment strategy panel discussions focused on biomarkers, combo therapies, toxicity management, and emerging therapeutic targets....
At-home eye tests using AI and a smartphone accurately detect pediatric myopia, strabismus, and ptosis, enabling early referral for an eye evaluation. ...
ADRP Advisory Board Member Amanda Hess discusses advances in transfusion medicine, challenges blood centers face, and how clinicians can boost blood donation....
Physician’s Weekly spoke with Daniel Lee, MD, about his work on an expert panel that redefined HIV-associated weight loss in virologically suppressed patients....
Cancer-related fear and fatalism are more prevalent in patients of racial minority groups with indolent blood cancer, potentially impacting outcomes....
Low vitamin D in patients with nasal polyps negatively correlated with several markers, including Lund-Mackay and total nasal polyp scores....
Clinician encouragement, paired with greater awareness of available programs, shows potential for increasing exercise in older patients with HIV....
Vincent Lo Re III, MD, MSCE, discusses efforts to eliminate the hepatitis C virus in the United States and how to overcome remaining barriers....
A recent review in Cureus outlines cosmetic surgical options after weight loss, educating clinicians in counseling patients on cosmetic and functional goals....
A psychoeducational intervention for extrapulmonary manifestations of severe asthma was found feasible and rated as beneficial by patients....
Researchers have identified new lung function and blood test cutoffs to improve timely chronic hypercapnia management in patients with COPD....
Ferritin cutoffs for testing are highly variable in primary care and significantly impact the diagnosis and treatment of iron deficiency in this setting....
Modern tools for fluid management in patients on dialysis, including lung ultrasound and echocardiography, can help achieve euvolemia and lower morbidity and mortality....
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