Using Targeted Interventions to Elevate QOL & Symptom Control in Plaque Psoriasis
Recent study findings highlight the value of integrating behavioral modification and Health Belief Model–based education into plaque psoriasis management....
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7 Ways PCPs Can Optimize Older Patients’ Perioperative Care
even actions can help primary care clinicians optimize their older surgical patients’ perioperative care, according to researchers at the University of Utah....
In T2D, Virtual Training Sessions Boost QOL & Treatment Adherence
Virtual training sessions involving health literacy-based, education improved quality of life and treatment adherence among patients with type 2 diabetes....
Beyond Nasal Symptoms: How CRSwNP Impacts Mental Health
Recent studies examine the burden of CRSwNP, looking at quality of life in patients and caregivers and assessing how CRSwNP impacts mental health....
In RA, Untreated Anxiety & Depression a Growing Concern
Cynthia Crowson, PhD, and colleagues examined data over three decades to determine if anxiety and depression were higher in patients with rheumatoid arthritis....
Encouraging Healthy Sleep Habits to Prevent Hypertension
A recent article suggests that increased efforts by clinicians to promote healthy sleep habits may prevent hypertension in young and middle-aged people....
Benefits of HSCT in MS Should Be Weighed Against Impact on Cognition
Research showed that HSCT in MS was associated with long-term improvements in quality of life but may cause short-term cognitive decline post-treatment....
Using Sex-Positive Campaigns to Disentangle PrEP Use From Promiscuity
Shahin Davoudpour, PhD, MA, MA, discusses the Keeping It LITE study and the use of sex-positive campaigns to disentangle PrEP use from promiscuity....
Q&A: Addressing Renal Disease in Patients With Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria
Michael Bromberg, MD, PhD, talks with Physician’s Weekly about renal disease in patients with paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria....
Key Communication Practices for Unhurried Healthcare Conversations
A new review identified 10 healthcare communication practices that clinicians can use to create unhurried healthcare conversations with their patients. Healthcare often requires unhur...
Q&A: Updated AGA Guidance on Managing Post-IPAA Pouchitis
A new American Gastroenterological Association practice guideline provides strategies to reduce high rates of pouchitis after ileal pouch-anal anastomosis. ...
Sarcopenia Assessment Allows for Personalized NSCLC Treatment
In patients with non-small cell lung cancer, sarcopenia influences toxicity and survival and can be factored into personalized treatment planning....
Addressing Risk Factors That Drive CKD Risk in Lupus Nephritis
Research shows multiple factors drive CKD risk in lupus nephritis, including nephritic flares, baseline hypertension, renal impairment, and proteinuria....
Why Severe Asthma Treatment Requires Better Predictive Tools
Survey results show that clinicians largely disagree about choices for severe asthma treatment, due primarily to a lack of formal guidelines....
Expert Panel Addresses Complex MRD-Guided ALL Treatment
A panel of 10 expert hematologists created recommendations for optimal MRD-guided ALL treatment, which were recently published in Blood Advances....
Young COPD Highlights Critical Need for Improved Diagnosis
Young COPD, referring to cases of COPD that occur in people aged 20–50 years, is often overlooked in research and clinical practice according to a new study....
For Older Women With HIV, Gaps in Diagnosis & Care Drive Outcomes
Older women with HIV face complex, intersectional challenges that warrant more support, according to a scoping review with input from a patient panel....
Digital PrEP Program Improves Access in LGBTQ+ Patients
An end-to-end digital PrEP pathway appeared to improve accessibility, inclusivity, and service satisfaction among LGBTQ+ patients, according to recent findings....
Addressing Obesity Without Judgment: Practical Strategies for Clinicians
New recommendations for addressing obesity without judgment can help clinicians conduct productive, non-stigmatizing weight loss conversations with patients....
Risk Factors Identify Patients With CRSwNP Likely to Need Second Surgery
A small but significant portion of patients with chronic rhinosinusitis with nasal polyps require revision endoscopic sinus surgery to control the disease....
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