Fellow Nurses: Is Compartmentalization a Hack or a Hindrance?
(MedPage Today) -- As nurses, we move through situations that most people could never imagine. Our day-to-day work requires us ...
City-sized iceberg has turned into a giant swimming pool
Satellite view of iceberg A23a in the Southern Ocean, showing meltwater on its surfaceNASA Meltwater on a city‑sized iceberg in ...
3 Hospitals Under Investigation; Healthiest U.S. State; Flu Shot Still Worth It?
(MedPage Today) -- Note that some links may require registration or subscription. Three hospitals in Washington, Colorado, and Minnesota are ...
Largest NHS Liver Study Targets Early Disease Detection
A major NHS trial will screen 42,000 high-risk patients to detect liver disease earlier, aiming to cut hospital admissions and ...
If Parents Skip Rotavirus Vaccine, More Kids Will Be Hospitalized
(MedPage Today) -- When Paul Offit, MD, was a pediatric resident at the Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh in the late ...
Topical Treatment Shows Promise for Mild HS in Case Series
Mild hidradenitis suppurativa is often treated with cycles of steroids and antibiotics that have adverse effects. Can an anti-inflammatory topical ...
Is Inflammation the Key to Women’s Heart Health?
A new study shows inflammation might be the key to poor heart outcomes in women. Medscape Medical News Source link ...
New Dietary Guidelines: Eat More Meat and Whole-Fat Dairy
Officials urge more protein consumption even as most Americans already exceed the recommended daily intake, largely driven by foods high ...
Red tattoo ink causes man to lose all his hair and stop sweating
The red parts of the man’s tattoo became inflamedUniversity Centre of General Dermatology and Oncodermatology, Wroclaw Medical University A Polish ...
Inside the Battle for the Future of Addiction Medicine
More than 80% of Americans who need substance use treatment don’t receive it, national data shows. KFF Health News Source ...
5 Expat Doctors: The Realities of Practicing Far From Home
From visas and exams to language and culture shock, five expat doctors share hard-won lessons on rebuilding careers in Germany, ...
Hidradenitis Surgery Shows Two Distinct Recurrence Patterns
Differentiating tunnel and abscess/inflammatory nodule recurrence refines surgical outcomes after wide excision in patients with hidradenitis suppurativa, a study finds. ...
Cardiac Transplant Not Tied to Poor Kidney Surgery Outcomes
Cardiac transplant status is not significantly associated with adverse in-hospital outcomes in patients with kidney cancer undergoing partial or radical ...
GIP Reduces Meal Peaks but Not Hypoglycaemia in T1D
In men with type 1 diabetes, intravenous glucose-dependent insulinotropic polypeptide can reduce postprandial plasma glucose levels but does not protect ...
Finger-Prick Blood Test Shows Promise for Early AD Detection
Alzheimer’s disease biomarkers measured from finger-prick dried blood samples closely match standard plasma tests and predict CSF pathology with good ...
Obesity Affects Reliability of Pediatric Asthma Scores
The performance of asthma severity scores, in terms of reliability and responsiveness, differs between children with obesity and those with ...
Flu bouncing back after Christmas mixing, says NHS
Christmas and New Year gatherings may have caused a bounce back in flu and other winter viruses, NHS leaders say.Figures ...
Does Schizophrenia Care Differ by Provider Type?
New data show that psychiatric advanced practice practitioners provide guideline-concordant schizophrenia care that is similar to — and sometimes better ...
A PA’s Guide to Malpractice and Liability
Learn how to shield your clinical autonomy and personal assets with the right liability strategy. Medscape Medical News Source link ...
U.S. Drugmakers May Raise Prices of 350 Medications: What to Know
Share on PinterestU.S. drug manufacturers are expected to raise prices on at least 350 prescription medications. Anna Moneymaker/Getty ImagesA new ...
