Tailoring Lifestyle Approaches & Improving Glycemic Control
A recent review suggests that combining exercise, diet, and education can help older adults effectively manage glucose and frailty in T2D.
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Author: Teresa Sellinger
Expediting Screenings for Nutrition, Safety & Mental Health in Pediatrics
Switching from paper to tablets may improve pediatric screenings for health-related social needs such as nutrition and caregiver mental health concerns.
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Q&A: Emphasizing Transmission & Prevention Key to Reduce HCV Reinfection in MSM With HIV
Identifying best practices that will prevent HCV transmission in MSM with HIV is needed to reduce HCV reinfection rates in this patient population.
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Robust Tool Improves Risk Stratification in EC
The prognostic nutritional index (PNI) was linked to various survival metrics in endometrial cancer, with low PNI predicting poorer outcomes.
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Plasma Biomarker Predicts Survival in PAH
A study found plasma IgG fucosylation enhanced PAH risk assessment, improving prognostic models and stratifying patients beyond existing biomarkers.
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Web-Based Training for Patients With T2D
A review assessed web-based training for patients with type 2 diabetes, highlighting the potential for extended programs to improve QOL.
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Caval Approach Impacts Tumor Recurrence Risk After Transplant
Compared with caval sparing, total caval replacement for recipient hepatectomy in liver transplant may protect against post-transplant tumor recurrence.
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Ventilation Heterogeneity Improves With Bronchial Thermoplasty
Bronchial thermoplasty improved symptoms and ventilation heterogeneity in severe asthma, with lasting effects up to 12 months, according to new findings.
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Panel Shows High Sensitivity in MMR Testing for EC
A 2-protein MSH6-PMS2 panel may be a cost-effective, reliable alternative to the 4-protein MMR immunohistochemistry panel in diagnosing MMR deficiency in endometrial cancer.
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Myectomy Safe in Older Patients With Obstructive HCM
Surgical myectomy was safe in older adults with obstructive hypertrophic cardiomyopathy despite varied morphological features and patient characteristics.
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Family History of RP Linked to Disease Severity at Diagnosis
A family history of retinitis pigmentosa significantly increased the odds of presenting with severe disease, particularly for patients with affected siblings.
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Perceived HIV Risk Low Among People Who Inject Drugs
In general, many people who inject drugs perceive themselves to be at a low risk for HIV despite having indications for pre-exposure prophylaxis use.
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BMI Influenced by Time-Related Eating Habits
A study showed that eating time influenced BMI, with later first meals and more eating occasions linked to higher BMI, particularly in premenopausal women.
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Donor HIV Status Non-Inferior in Kidney Transplant for Patients With HIV
In recipients with HIV, kidney transplant from donors with HIV is noninferior to donors without HIV, with similar rates of AEs and complications.
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Liver Transplant Impacts eGFR in Patients With MASH
Liver transplant impacts post-transplant renal function, specifically eGFR, in patients with metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis.
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Aerobic Activity Reduces Depression in Patients With Cancer
For adults with cancer, physical activity was associated with a small but significant decline in depression versus usual care, control, or no intervention.
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Preteen Screen Time Impacts Adolescent Mental Health
Screen time in preteens is associated with mental health in adolescence, with the strongest association seen for depressive and conduct symptoms.
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Suicidal Ideation After MS Diagnosis Relatively Common
Suicide ideation is relatively common among patients newly diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, regardless of depression severity.
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Effective Psoriasis Treatment May Curb CV Risk
Early and effective psoriasis treatment may prevent arterial dysfunction and reduce cardiovascular risk even in patients with traditional risk factors.
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NGS Superior to PCR for Detecting EGFR Mutations
Next-generation sequencing outperformed real-time PCR in identifying common and rare EGFR mutations in NSCLC, which could benefit therapy selection.
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