Rachel Lutz

Factors influencing long-term ADHD medication continuity include child acceptance of treatment and parent-perceived need for and concerns about ADHD medication at 3 months.

Automatic alerts can reduce unnecessary testing, which might produce false-positives.

The generalized model can work across hospitals.

A longer ICU stay, recipients of piperacillin/tazobactam and having COPD were positively associated with C. difficile in trauma/surgery patients compared with medical patients.

It can’t replace two-step laboratory testing, but it is a suitable alternative as a diagnostic tool.

Using realistic diagnostic criteria will increase prevention of tardive dyskinesia.

An initial high dose or high dose escalation can work best for Clostridium difficile treatment.

Evidence has also proven that C. difficile can be found in vegetables.

Could valbenazine or extract of Ginkgo biloba be the next therapy to come down the pipeline for the antipsychotic-induced condition?

Clostridium difficile could be mutating to transfer from pets to humans.

A noninvasive dyskinesia treatment may stem from a Parkinson's disease treatment.

Could cytotoxicity be conversely related to proinflammatory response in C. difficile cases?

The state of your manicure could be contributing to infection transmission. ​​​​​

Older or immunocomprimized patients incur a large healthcare resource burden with C. difficile.

The study that linked parkinsonism asymmetry to the severity of psychopathology is the first of its kind to examine the relationship.

When it comes to C. difficile prevention, less may be more.

The model shows which bacteria strains will have the best chance of growth in FMT recipients.

Some of the non-modifiable risk factors found were determined to be patient-related — such as older age, female sex, and white or African descent.

The findings were true even for early-onset dementia.

The rates were twice as high in celiac patients than in controls.

An evaluation of current therapeutic strategies for elderly patients with C. difficile.

Are diagnostic tests for C. difficile too sensitive?

Therapies used to treat C. difficile shouldn’t be chosen based on economic factors but rather on recurrence risk.

Broad spectrum antibiotics may be to blame for healthcare facility-onset CDI.

Patients diagnosed with the infection included more preventative measures in their daily life after the encounter.

The study showed 12.7% of the total infected patients had a recurrent infection.

Despite declining fatalities, infection rates are climbing, especially among those on Medicare.

There are currently no dietary guidelines for patients with MS and their at-risk relatives. And so far, dietary studies for MS patients have centered on vitamin D and obesity, but not overall diets.

Netherland researchers tracked instances of the C. difficile therapy to as far back as 300 AD, in China.

Researchers from Loyola Medicine retrospectively studied 100 vancomycin taper and pulse treatment patients treated for recurrent C. difficile infection over the span of 5 years.