Strategies for Improving Guideline-Concordant Care in Lung Cancer
Survival in NSCLC improved with guideline-concordant care in lung cancer, and several factors can be addressed to reach more patients with such care....
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Q&A: Improving PrEP Access in Transgender Men, Other Transmasculine People
Researchers discuss efforts to improve PrEP access in transgender and other transmasculine men who are under-represented in research and prevention efforts....
MASH With Significant Fibrosis Increases CV Risk, Regardless of Diabetes Status
Liver fibrosis in MASH is linked with elevated risk for cardiovascular events, according to an analysis of NHANES study data....
Impact of Early Childhood Tablet Use on Emotional Regulation
Early childhood tablet use was associated with emotional regulation, including more expressions of anger and frustration, by the age of 4.5 years....
When Should You Refer Patients With COPD to Palliative Care?
Researchers identified 17 major and 30 minor criteria to guide physicians in referring their patients with COPD to specialty palliative care....
Filling Gaps in Online Weight Loss Programs
Adding extra telephone coaching helped patients with obesity who did not respond well to an initial online weight loss program lose weight and keep it off....
Spotting Apical HCM: ECG Patterns Identified to Support Differential Diagnosis
Researchers identified ECG patterns to help clinicians distinguish apical HCM from Wellens’ syndrome, Takotsubo cardiomyopathy, and intracranial processes....
How to Cope After Difficult Cases: Compartmentalizing vs Safely Containing
Andrea Austin, MD, discusses the risks of compartmentalizing in the emergency department and offers a strategy to help avoid emergency physician burnout....
Symptom Clusters Offer Insight Into COPD Clinical Complexity
A recent study found the respiratory and non-respiratory symptom burden in patients with COPD is high when compared with patients without COPD....
Current Vaccines Do Not Cover One-Third of Pneumococcal Serotypes
About one-third of pneumococcal serotypes in a large study of community-acquired pneumonia are not included in the current pneumococcal conjugate vaccines....
Which Exercise Habits Best Reduce Schizophrenia Symptoms & Improve QOL?
Yoga appeared to be the most effective exercise for schizophrenia symptom control, according to a recent systematic review and meta-analysis....
Robust Tool Shows Promise to Improve Risk Stratification in EC
The prognostic nutritional index (PNI) was linked to various survival metrics in endometrial cancer, with low PNI predicting poorer outcomes....
Q&A: Clinical Environment Checklist Aims to Improve Accessibility for Patients With Obesity
Researchers developed a clinical environment checklist to ensure physicians are properly equipped to accommodate patients and combat obesity stigma....
Q&A: Leveraging PIRA for Cognition in MS Care
Findings from a retrospective study show that, in MS, cognition can decline independent of relapse as well as independent of worsening physical disability....
Q&A: Addressing Protein & Energy Intake in Patients With CKD
Greater protein intake in chronic kidney disease may lower mortality, and clinicians should routinely evaluate food intake with attention to energy and protein....
Accommodating Exercise Preferences to Reduce Mortality Risk in Older Women
Recent findings showed that step-based and minute-based exercise were equally effective for reducing mortality risk in older women....
The Impact of Stigma & Trauma on Addiction
The cycle of trauma and addiction can be interrupted by mental health professionals who combine trauma-informed care with stigma-free care...
Q&A: Routine Screening for Neurocognitive Impairment May Improve ART Adherence
Both symptomatic and asymptomatic neurocognitive impairment in patients with HIV are associated with a higher risk for low/very low viremia and viral failure....
Q&A: In MS, Stigma and Access to Information Impact Disparities in Shared Decision Making
Many patients with MS from underserved populations prefer shared decision making (SDM), and SDM is important to ensure equitable access to healthcare....
Q&A: AI in Dermatology: Current Strategies & Unmet Needs for Skin of Color
AI use is expanding in dermatology, but experts caution that more research is needed to optimize AI’s functionality for patients with skin of color....
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