Samara Rosenfeld

Despite proven benefits, there is still a need for more intensive or targeted patient motivational strategies.

Two colleagues from the Lewis Katz School of Medicine discuss the promise of AI to detect diabetic retinopathy.

Patients were more likely to recommend and return to providers who were paternalistic rather than autonomous.

A story of how a clinician, mentor, father, and husband is handling the COVID-19 pandemic on the frontlines and social media.

Patients with obesity can be referred to an established weight loss program before surgery to reduce the risk of mortality.

Use of the checklists is associated with a reduction in the rate of complications, reoperations, and readmissions.

The findings highlight the importance of improving emergency department preparedness.

Fortified vancomycin causes antibiotic resistance and corneal toxicity.

Male sex and younger age are also risk factors for premature stent extrusion.

Investigators are evaluating the safety and tolerability of an optogenetic treatment combining a gene therapy and a medical device.

An analysis suggests different regimens evaluated for nAMD did not result in superior vision benefits compared with ranibizumab pro re nata or four-week dosing.

Virtual reality devices are proving to be practical and convenient way of screening for and monitoring glaucoma.

An expert describes how telehealth can be used during the pandemic.

A dermatologist discusses how to care for patients with psoriasis during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Flu burden for children can be reduced by improving adherence to a two-dose series of flu vaccinations.

Older patients with worse sleep patterns who are treated for depression need further clinical attention.

Higher scores on childhood coordination tests are associated with lower risk of mortality.

The findings may help identify women at increased risk of preterm delivery.

The findings can lead to new interventions to prevent the development of diabetes in older men.

Older men might need additional care compared to women.

Patients who undergo emergency surgery have twice the risk for venous thromboembolism than those how have elective surgery.

The treatment was initially approved for adults >18 years old.

The inventor of a digital therapeutic discusses the creation of what he calls a "software pill."

Higher dosages of chloroquine can lead to safety hazards.

Prenatal exposure to air pollutants has a lasting effect on growth after birth.

Women are more likely to enter remission from cannabis dependency than men.

Policy reform is needed to give patients access to medications to treat their opioid use disorder.

California is home of the cities with the most unhealthy pollution levels, according to the newest annual report from the ALA.

This marks ibrutinib's 11th FDA approval.

Numeric rating scales are more subjective than answering whether the pain is tolerable or not.