Addressing Substance Use in CD: “It’s Not All About Scoping!”
Gastroenterologists can play a key role in managing substance misuse in Crohn’s disease, both in the exam room and through referral to mental health clinicians.
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Author: Rebecca Shover
Three Surgical Approaches Yield Comparable Results in Crohn’s Disease
While surgery types in Crohn’s disease are associated with mostly comparable outcomes, small bowel resection had greater odds of post-op wound complications.
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ASCO 2024 eBook on eNSCLC
A curated eBook featuring ASCO 2024 eNSCLC-focused studies, findings, and expert opinions.
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ASCO 2024 eBook on CLL
A curated eBook featuring ASCO 2024 CLL-focused studies, findings, and expert opinions.
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ASCO 2024 eBook on HCC
A curated eBook featuring ASCO 2024 HCC-focused studies, findings, and expert opinions.
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Therapeutic Advancement in Spinal Muscular Atrophy
Patients with spinal muscular atrophy have seen improvements and advances in treatment in a presentation at EAN congress.
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What is the Value of Transcranial Ultrasound for Diagnosing Parkinson’s Disease?
Transcranial ultrasound as a valuable tool for patients with Parkinson’s disease in a recent study.
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Under Investigation: Opioid Use & the Risk for Dementia
Researchers investigate the risk association between opioids and dementia among people who have a high intake of opioids.
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Extended Success for N-Acetyl-L-Leucine in Niemann-Pick Disease Type C
The IB1001-301 study explored patients with Niemann-Pick disease type C that took N-acetyl-L-leucine.
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Vagal Nerve Stimulation for the Reduction of Cognitive Impairment in Alzheimer’s Disease
Researchers investigate auricular vagal nerve stimulation as a treatment method for patients with mild cognitive impairment due to alzheimer’s disease.
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Study Looks at Access to US Burn Centers Using 2019 Data
Access disparities to burn centers persist, with lower access in the South and West and for those...
Read MoreStudy Estimates Burden of Firearm Injuries for 2019 to 2020
During 2019 to 2020, there were 252,376 total firearm injuries in the United States, resulting in 84,908 deaths, according to a study published in the Annals of Internal Medicine. A team of researchers combined health care data...
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Gender Differences Seen in EHR Use Patterns Among Surgeons
Female surgeons spend more time documenting patient encounters and write longer notes in...
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Improving COPD Management With Wearable Technology
Patients with COPD typically seek medical care only during exacerbations, underscoring the need for improved self-management strategies.
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Q&A: Overcoming Obstacles to an Exercise Regimen for Patients With COPD
Researchers have developed an exercise regimen for patients with COPD designed to increase adherence and improve functioning and outcomes.
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11 Tips for When Families or Patients Insist on Inappropriate Code Status
Tips for when families or patients insist on inappropriate code status, the plan of care of medical interventions in the event of respiratory or cardiac arrest.
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Clinical Signs Tied to Rhinosinusitis ID’d in Patients With Nasal Allergies
CRS linked to SNOT-22 nasal subdomain items of need to blow nose, thick nasal discharge, sense of taste/smell, and blockage/congestion of nose.
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Allergy-Related Psychological Distress Common
Findings seen among adults and children with food allergies, as well as caregivers of children with food allergies
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Elevating Endometrial Cancer Care with Breakthroughs in Early Detection and Targeted Therapies
Despite the rising number of diagnoses, mortality rates have decreased thanks to advancements in early diagnosis and treatment.
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Consensus Group Calls to Redefine Iron Deficiency in HF
A group of cardiology experts has proposed to redefine iron deficiency in heart failure.
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