Primary Care
Deborah J. Wexler, MD, MSc, and colleagues reviewed recent shifts in diabetes care, such as SGLT2i and GLP-1 RA medications.
Richard Stefanacci, DO, discusses tips for turning fall season hazards into safe steps for older adults.
Alex McDonald, MD, speaks with Amanda d'Almeida, MD, about using social media to share evidence-based medical information.
An article shared how primary care clinicians can screen for and manage CVD throughout the breast cancer care continuum.
An article in Reviews in Endocrine and Metabolic Disorders provided guidance for safe exercise prescriptions for weight ...
Blueberry consumption during infancy may improve allergy-related symptom resolution.
Updated COVID-19 vaccine availability modestly increased 30-day uptake in the ED.
Lorundrustat reduces blood pressure in patients with uncontrolled, resistant hypertension, but careful monitoring is needed.
A new ACCP guideline offers recommendations for selecting biologic agents for adults with severe asthma.
A systematic review found that the prevalence of frailty and prefrailty were significantly elevated in patients with SLE.
Daily candesartan 16 mg significantly lowered migraine frequency for adults with episodic migraine.
High pollen levels correlate with a measurable increase in suicide rates across the US.
Research supports use of pivmecillinam as an effective and well-tolerated treatment for uncomplicated acute cystitis.
A systematic review in Geriatric Nursing suggests that anxiety impacts 1 in 3 older patients with COPD.
The declining health of US children is evident in rising rates of chronic disease, obesity, mental illness, and mortality.
The American Gastroenterological Association issued best practices for gastric cancer screening and prevention.
An article in The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry offered guidance for improving the absorption of supplemental iron.
Alex McDonald, MD, speaks with Robert H. Hopkins, Jr., MD, about how physicians can navigate discussions about vaccines.
Training tools dramatically increased pediatricians’ adherence to national guidelines on early peanut introduction.
A single dose of clesrovimab protected healthy infants against mild, moderate, and severe RSV disease.
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