
Polverino stresses the need for prospective analysis to validate CC16 and mucus plugs as viable biomarkers for COPD status.

Polverino stresses the need for prospective analysis to validate CC16 and mucus plugs as viable biomarkers for COPD status.

Bakhos explains the ideal patient population and strategies inherent to LVRS success.

Friedberg explains how an emphasis on physical fitness prior to and after surgery can significantly better long-term outcomes.

Friedberg discusses the inconsistent clinical pathways from disease progression to intervention in patients with a pair of highly deadly lung diseases.

Cohosts Stephen Greene, MD, and Muthiah Vaduganathan, MD, sat down with Ambarish Pandey, MD, to discuss the revolutionary POLY-HF trial and how polypills can fit into heart failure treatment.

Sands explains the potential benefits of obefazimod and reviews findings from ABTECT 1 and ABTECT 2 presented at ACG 2025.

Tumlin discussed improvements in UPCR and Gd-IgA1 seen with povetacicept.

At ACAAI 2025, Howell discussed sub-analytical data showing early itch and skin improvements with tapinarof cream in children with AD aged 2–17 years.

Late-breaking ACG 2025 data link rimegepant to increased rectal compliance and reduced rectal sensation in IBS without constipation.

Noureddin explains 24-week data showing significant MASH resolution, weight loss, and evidence of anti-fibrotic activity with the GLP-1/glucagon dual receptor agonist.

Lau discusses the importance of developing and applying technology to predict potential adverse cardiovascular outcomes in pregnant patients.

At ACAAI 2025, Adatia discussed interim KONFIDENT-KID trial findings showing oral sebetralstat safely reduced symptom burden in pediatric HAE.

Gatti highlights the role of social media in dermatology, noting its importance for business growth but emphasizing the need to focus on education.

At ACAAI 2025, Harris spoke with HCPLive about Excellergy’s ECRI program, exploring IgE modulation, safety goals, and potential long-term effects in CSU.

ANTHEM-UC study findings presented at ACG show efficacy, durability and safety of icotrokinra in adults with moderate-to-severe ulcerative colitis.

Alkhouri breaks down recent therapeutic progress in MASH and explains new data on resmetirom’s use in patients with compensated MASH cirrhosis.

Discover groundbreaking insights from ASN Kidney Week on the SURPASS-CVOT trial.

Weir pointed out that significant benefits were seen with concurrent SGLT2 inhibitor use.

This discussion at the SDPA Fall Conference highlights some scheduling and contract essentials for early career success among physician associates (PAs).

Kremer breaks down new data on the disease-modifying and symptom-relieving effects of seladelpar presented at AASLD The Liver Meeting 2025.

GLISTEN AASLD-presented data show linerixibat reduces biomarkers and itch in PBC, supporting the drug as an ileal bile acid transporter inhibitor.

In this interview with Nguyen, Nguyen highlights takeaways from From 'Basement Membrane to Bedside: The Science & Strategy of Bullous Diseases.'

Strnad emphasizes the promise offered by RNA therapeutics in liver disease and what potential fazirsiran may hold for AATD liver disease in a broad spectrum of patients.

At ACAAI 2025, Harris discussed research on novel mechanism known as allergic effector cell response inhibitors.

A study presented at AASLD 2025 shows patients with alcohol-associated liver disease experience greater stigma compared with non-ALD patients.

Younossi explains the importance of patient-reported outcomes and assessing HRQoL, breaking down findings from an analysis of the MAESTRO-NAFLD trial of resmetirom.

ELATIVE 3-year open-label extension data show sustained reductions in pruritus and fatigue in adults with primary biliary cholangitis treated with elafibranor.

Kremer describes recent advancements in the PBC treatment landscape and reviews findings from abstracts on elafibranor presented at AASLD The Liver Meeting 2025.

McGill emphasizes new exciting data shared at ACR 2025.

ALTUS findings presented at AASLD show mt-HBT detects early-stage HCC with >66% higher sensitivity than ultrasound, addressing gaps in liver cancer surveillance.