Kenny Walter

Infant separation anxiety moderated treatment efficacy with greater benefits to infants where parental presence is maintained.

New guidelines suggest patients with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis should be treated with infliximab, tofacitinib, and ustekinumab.

The most common reason IBS patients discontinue treatment is a loss of prescription drug coverage.

New study finds fatigue is linked to the overall level of disability following a severe traumatic brain injury.

Investigators find link between childhood psychopathology and polygenetic scores in a number of disorders, but not bipolar disorder.

Worker productivity also increased from brief behavioral therapy for insomnia through a smartphone application.

Dr. David Rubin discusses what IBD patients can do if they are asked to stop immunosuppressant treatment because of COVID-19.

David T. Rubin, MD, discusses some of the reccomendations for treating patients with IBD during the pandemic.

Within 5 days of a colonoscopy, individuals have higher levels of shock than the general population, new findings show.

Frontline medical staff and other vulnerable groups should be the focus of mental health support.

SEP-36856 helps patients with schizophrenia manage some of the side effects commonly found in antipsychotics.

Higher levels of baseline anxiety was linked to a greater reduction of symptoms using cognitive behavioral therapy adapted for cognitive impairments following a traumatic brain injury.

Patients with TED might be particularly vulnerable to COVID-19 infections.

New research shows teprotumumab can be a beneficial treatment for patients suffering from thyroid eye disease (TED), even across age, gender and risk factor-based subgroups. In an interview with HCPLive®, Raymond Douglas, MD, PhD, director of the Orbital and Thyroid Eye Disease Center at the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, explained the importance of the teprotumumab in treating this patient group and how the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) might impact thyroid eye disease patients.

Medical staff members with insomnia also had higher levels of depression than healthcare workers without insomnia.

Patients who do not have the coronavirus should continue IBD therapies, including all scheduled infusions.

Investigators from Saint Louis University discuss a new comparison of 2 drug classes that could reduce the risk of adverse cardiovascular events.

In a new study, investigators discover the hazard of depression increases with each BMI category.

New data shows higher rates of cancer and cardiovascular disease deaths for patients with celiac disease.

Healthcare workers are facing anxiety from multiple fronts, including stress regarding whether their employer will help them should they contract the coronavirus.

Approximately 1.5 billion patients had chronic liver disease in 2017, with 29% resulting from a hepatitis B viral infection.

Those who immediately stop playing a sport following a concussion show higher neurocognitive scores a week following the injury than those who continue to play.

In industrialized countries, 20-25% of workers are exposed to the 3 psychosocial stressors at work.

AGA reccomends doctors wear N95 masks instead of surgical masks and 2 gloves instead of 1.

Both CBT and parent-based therapy helps children improve their anxiety symptoms.

New technology may enable geriatric individuals to keep in touch with their families, even during times of social isolation.

There is a growing understanding that obesity and non-alcoholic fatty liver disease are related.

Currently, guidelines call for liver biopsies to diagnose NASH disease in patients.

Bout moderate-to-vigorous physical activity does not increase as much in very poor fitness groups.

Independent evaluations found NDMA levels increase over time and when stored in temperatures above room temperature.