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Psoriasis patients on biologics show improved heart health
Novel imaging biomarker identifies reduced coronary inflammation in psoriasis patients on biologics.
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Preoperative tramadol fails to improve function after knee surgery
Patients given preoperative tramadol showed less improvement at 3 months than those given narcotics or no opiates.
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AI technology meets AFib detection
An AI-enabled ECG model suggests clinical implications for early identification of atrial fibrillation.
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Endocrine Society advises on diabetes care for older adults
A clinical practice guideline from the Endocrine Society addresses the impact of aging on patients with diabetes aged 65 years and older.
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AAD, NPF update use of phototherapy for psoriasis
The latest guidelines on psoriasis care includes pros and cons, emphasizes patient choice.
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Acupuncture cuts attacks in chronic angina
Chronic stable angina patients showed significant improvement with acupuncture over patients given sham or no acupuncture.
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More awareness needed of compensation in autism
“Perhaps raising awareness about compensation in autism spectrum disorder is an important first step toward eliminating the need for it.”
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Statin use linked to less depression, anxiety in ACOS patients
Asthma–chronic obstructive pulmonary disease overlap syndrome patients who used statins with or without either inhaled or oral corticosteroids had...
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NOACs benefit early stage chronic kidney disease patients
NOACs reduced risk of several adverse events compared with VKAs in a meta-analysis of chronic kidney disease patients.
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Another study supports safety of 2-cm margins for thick melanomas
Similar outcomes seen with 4-cm and 2-cm excision margins for melanomas greater than 2 mm.
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Opioid exposure leads to poor perinatal and postnatal outcomes
Data from women at increased risk for opioid abuse show need for long-term support for mothers and children.
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No increased risk of psychiatric problems tied to isotretinoin
Isotretinoin patients may be vulnerable to psychiatric problems, but data don’t support a causal relationship.
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Poverty, incarceration may drive deaths from drug use
Four decades of data show associations among low household income, high incarceration rates, and drug-related deaths.