Is Diabetes Driving Your Patient’s Knee Pain?
Don’t chalk up knee pain in your diabetic patients to just wear and tear on the joints. It’s often an ...
Anti-Vax Anger Over Tylenol Claim; Early Cancer Theories; Medical Clinic Destroyed
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Low-Dose Radiation Therapy Making a Comeback for OA
More than a century after first emerging as a therapeutic option, low-dose radiation therapy for osteoarthritis is gaining traction among ...
Harmony Biosciences’ Genetic Disorder Drug Fails to Meet Main Goal in Late-stage Trial
Harmony Biosciences said on Wednesday its experimental drug for a rare genetic disorder failed to meet the main goal in ...
How Adaptive DBS Is Transforming Parkinson’s Treatment
Recently FDA-cleared, adaptive deep brain stimulation is gaining global traction, offering real-time, personalized therapy for Parkinson’s disease. Medscape Medical News ...
Chronic Kidney Disease: The Blind Spot in Cardiac Care
Ignoring albuminuria testing may lead to systematic underdiagnosis of chronic kidney disease, leaving millions of patients at unrecognized cardiovascular risk. ...
Underwater Mucosal Resection Better for Early Gastric Cancer
Underwater endoscopic mucosal resection achieves a higher rate of complete histologic resection than conventional resection in patients with small early ...
Nurse Practitioner-Led Head Injury Clinic Improves Care
A pediatric nurse practitioner-led outpatient clinic can manage nonemergent head injury cases, improve care, and optimize hospital resource utilization, a ...
High-Dose Vitamin A Falls Short in Low Birth Weight Infants
High-dose enteral fat-soluble vitamin A supplementation offers no additional benefits for respiratory or neurodevelopmental outcomes in infants with extremely low ...
Vitamin B3 May Help With Prevention, Study Finds
Share on PinterestA common dietary supplement could be effective against non-melanoma skin cancer. Getty ImagesA new study found that nicotinamide ...
Huntington’s disease successfully treated for first time
James GallagherHealth and science correspondentBBC/Fergus WalshProfessors Ed Wild and Sarah Tabrizi led the UK part of the trialOne of the ...
Geriatric-Focused NPs Lower ED Length of Stay
Consultations by geriatric-focused nurse practitioners in the emergency department reduce the admission length of stay for high-risk older patients, a ...
Multiple Myeloma: Novel Quad Regimen Eases Toxicity
Combining the oral drug ixazomib and lower-dose lenalidomide shows important reductions in neutropenia and peripheral neuropathy in transplant-ineligible, newly diagnosed ...
Pharmacies to offer flu spray vaccination to toddlers in England
Catherine SnowdonHealth ProducerGetty ImagesThousands of pharmacies in England will offer free NHS flu spray doses to toddlers for the first ...
The Oncology Side Hustle: An Adrenaline Rush, A Gift, A Joy
Many oncologists are finding inspiration and stress relief in work outside the clinic. A handful of oncologists discuss their side ...
Oral GLP-1 Will ‘Change and Enhance’ Obesity Treatment
The FDA will decide on whether to approve the first oral formulation of a GLP-1 (25 mg/d semaglutide) for chronic ...
What Patients With Obesity Want Out of a Primary Care Visit
Patients with obesity face unique challenges in healthcare settings. Learn how to create a practice environment that promotes healing. Medscape ...
Mother’s Med Diet Tied to Fewer Food Allergies in Kids
Adherence to the Mediterranean diet during pregnancy and breastfeeding is linked to lower odds of developing food allergies in children, ...
Leeds NHS trust forced to repay £5m over maternity failings
An NHS trust at the centre of concerns over its poor maternity services has had to repay almost £5m after ...
Period Choices: Pads, menstrual cups, pants and tampons
Getty ImagesFinding the right period product for you can be a difficult taskFor many of us, our first lessons about ...
