Fran Lowry

Non-surgical management options for osteoarthritis (OA) of the knee include low-impact exercise, physical therapy, and anti-inflammatories.

Non-oncologists, including primary care doctors and pharmacists, have a great deal to contribute to the management of breakthrough pain in patients with cancer.

The new clinical practice guidelines on the management of hyperthyroidism that are soon to be released jointly by the ATA and the AACE are a work in progress.

Patients who achieve target LDL-cholesterol levels on statin therapy may still be at risk for cardiovascular disease.

The pros and cons of using the hemoglobin A1C test to diagnose prediabetes and diabetes was the subject of a lively debate at the AACE Meeting.

The benefits of intensive glycemic control on microvascular and neuropathic complications remain clear and well established in both type 1 and type 2 diabetes.

Couples, wherever they live in the world, are interested in having children who are healthy. Unfortunately all of us carry potentially lethal gene mutations.

There are new treatments being investigated for the management of osteoporosis. All show promise, but most still lack definitive data from phase III trials.

Reforming the healthcare system in the United States is about much more than providing basic coverage for all its citizens.

Hyperglycemia among noncritically ill medical and surgical patients is a huge problem in hospitals throughout the United States.

A variety of rapid and reliable tests now exist to diagnose and facilitate the management of pheochromocytoma and primary aldosteronism, but more are needed.

In a preliminary study, Attiva, increased the post-meal feeling of satiety and reduced hunger between meals.

The efficacy of liraglutide,is not impacted in subjects with type 1 diabetes who develop anti-liraglutide antibodies.

Colesevelam HCL is effective not only in lowering LDL-cholesterol but in reducing glycemic levels in people with prediabetes.