Family History of Hereditary Cancer Syndrome Increases Risk for Prostate Cancer Progression
Study results indicate that family history of hereditary cancer syndrome appears to increase the risk for prostate cancer progression....
Study results indicate that family history of hereditary cancer syndrome appears to increase the risk for prostate cancer progression....
A large population study has revealed that higher non-HDL cholesterol levels were associated with higher risks for cardiovascular events....
Despite HCV cure, individuals with HIV and prior HCV infection remained at higher risk for mortality than those with HIV alone, especially 12 months after cure. “Direct-acting antiv...
Many women planning a pregnancy experience sexual dysfunction and distress but do not discuss their sex lives with clinicians during preconception visits....
Implementing group training may improve the psychological capital, occupational benefits, and job satisfaction of nurses in infusion centers....
Despite therapeutic improvements for lupus, many patients progress to lupus nephritis. “There has been mounting evidence that the intestinal bacterial communities in patients with l...
A total of 50% of colorectal cancers missed by the first FIT test were later identified by the second FIT test. “As a result of limited resources, hospital endoscopy and colo...
Sex-positive HIV prevention that moves beyond perceptions of risk may improve PrEP uptake among young adults who identify as sexual/gender minorities of color. “There are so many in...
For patients with hepatocellular carcinoma, the impact of treatment on QOL is a significant driver of their treatment preferences. Daneng Li, MD, is the 2023 recipient of the Blue Fae...
Mindfulness training provides a fresh perspective to managing hypertension and was associated with a clinically significant reduction in systolic BP in a study. About 46% of Americans h...
Study results indicate that 40% of patients with interstitial lung abnormalities upon lung cancer screening develop interstitial lung disease within 5 years. Although interstiti...
After a firearm injury, access to mental healthcare varies. Pediatricians can perform mental health screenings for these patients and discuss firearm safety. “As a pediatric e...
Managing insomnia and other sleep disorders in IBD must first start with raising awareness of the IBD-sleep connection among clinicians and patients. “Previously, researchers have s...
En face SD-OCT and SW-AF imaging were compared for tracking Stargardt disease progression; en face SD-OCT is a valuable tool for measuring retinal changes. As more clinical trials pur...
Patients treated with automatic oxygen administration had less dyspnea than patients treated with manual oxygen administration. Studies have shown that patients with COPD who have bee...
Psoriasis typically predates PsA by a decade or more, therefore, skin involvement offers an opportunity to study risk factors....
With an increase in both T2D and NAFLD, plus an aging population, early identification of mild cognitive impairment could be critical. “Since changes in fine motor performance may s...
Clinicians should be mindful of the transition from chronic rhinosinusitis to new onset asthma, while figuring out ways to prevent it. “The clinical observation that chronic rhi...
While melanoma in situ is easily cured by surgery, the diagnosis may have an impact on how patients view themselves. Melanoma in situ (MIS; or stage 0 melanoma) represents half ...
Certain factors like age, marital status, education level, and disease history influence QOL in patients with vitiligo. Although vitiligo is not life-threatening, research has sugges...
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