Is JAK Inhibition the Right Choice for Patients With Relapsing Giant Cell Arteritis?
Retrospective real-world data point to high response rates in patients with giant cell arteritis (GCA) failing standard treatment.
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Author: Teresa Sellinger
Greater Fracture Risk Reduction With Denosumab Than Bisphosphonates in Osteoporosis
Denosumab significantly reduced the relative risk (RR) of fractures more than bisphosphonates in pretreated women with osteoporosis.
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Health App Improves Mental Aspects of QOL for Patients With RA
A study involving 346 participants with RA showed that a health app led to a sustained improvement in the mental aspects of health-related QOL.
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New JAK1 Inhibitor Outperformed Placebo for Patients With Active Rheumatoid Arthritis
The highly selective JAK1 inhibitor SHR0302 achieved an American College of Rheumatology (ACR) 20 response on two tested doses.
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Exploring Advancements in Liquid Biopsy Use for Personalized Medicine
The use of liquid biopsy is expanding, and continued research will help maximize its potential for precision medicine and personalized treatment in oncology.
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How to Protect Physicians From Gun Violence in the Workplace
Gun violence is a real threat in the physician workplace, Dr. Desai offers solutions for physicians to feel safer and more confident while administering care.
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Dealing With Patients Leaving Against Medical Advice
Patients are allowed to make their own medical decisions, even if the physician doesn’t agree with the choice, but try to intervene before a patient leaves AMA.
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Early Intervention Matters: Prospective Surveillance in Lymphedema Management
Catching signs of lymphedema early can be beneficial for long-term management of the condition and infection prevention. Prospective surveillance can help.
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Sexual Minority Men Still Not Fully Confident in U=U Messaging
While most sexual minority men had favorable reactions to “Undetectable=Untransmittable” messaging about HIV transmission, there are many who remain skeptical.
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Rapid PrEP Initiative Supported by Both Patients and Clinicians
A rapid PrEP initiative at a sexual health center was preferred by patients and supported by clinicians, indicating its potential to increase PrEP uptake.
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Structural Racism and Discrimination Impact PrEP Care
Structural racism and discrimination are integral to include when analyzing the influence of race and ethnicity on the pre-exposure prophylaxis care continuum.
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High-Frequency Jet Ventilation Seems Safe for Lung Ablation
High-frequency jet ventilation under general anesthesia was as safe as spontaneous respiration under moderate sedation, according to a new study.
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Minimally Invasive Surgery Safe for Advanced Lung Cancer
Researchers examined national trends in the use of minimally invasive resection for patients with lung tumors, noting differences in hospital outcomes.
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From Surgery to Success: Bariatric Procedures for Lasting Weight Management
The landscape of obesity, and the role bariatric procedures play in its treatment, from how they promote weight loss to the potential risks and complications.
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Talking to Teens About Over-the-Counter Birth Control
Tips for how physicians should approach discussions with teen patients regarding using over-the-counter birth control pills, and information on Opill.
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In IBD, Race & Ethnicity Influence Disease Severity
A study examining 20 years of data shows that race, ethnicity, and geography impact disease severity in patients with IBD.
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Letter to the Editor: Delving Deeper into Organ Donation After Cardiac Death
A medical ethicist, an organ procurement professional, and an organ donation/transplant attorney take a closer look at organ donation after cardiac death.
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How Will the FTC Ban on Noncompete Agreements Affect the Healthcare Sector?
The FTC banned noncompete agreements and predicts this change will raise competition and business growth nationwide. How will it affect the healthcare sector?
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Recognizing Voting as a Social Determinant of Health
The medical community recognizes voting as a social determinant of health, noting its mutual...
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Identifying Risk Factors for COPD Exacerbations in Patients With Limited History
Researchers investigated risk factors for acute COPD exacerbations to guide clinical...
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