
Saakshi Khattri, MD, discusses oral TYK2 inhibitor and IL-23 antagonist data alongside weight-loss combination therapy reshaping psoriasis and PsA care.

Saakshi Khattri, MD, discusses oral TYK2 inhibitor and IL-23 antagonist data alongside weight-loss combination therapy reshaping psoriasis and PsA care.

Downar says shorter sessions, accelerated schedules, and expanding neuroimaging maps have made TMS effective for more patients in far fewer visits.

Rethinking IgA Nephropathy Risk and Treatment, With Ali Mehdi, MD, MEd

Abbott's Libre Duo 10 Day earned FDA De Novo authorization, becoming the first continuous dual glucose-ketone monitor for diabetes.

Wojciech Zareba, MD, PhD, discusses his recent study comparing the efficacy of the KardiaMobile 6-Lead to Holter ambulatory ECGs.

A nephrologist details gaps in tracking CKD screening, labs, and treatment in correctional care.

IMPACT-PLuS follow-up data show 35% of children treated with peanut OIT had a reaction years later, with 5 requiring epinephrine, Jennifer Dantzer, MD, says.

In this segment from the latest episode of Diabetes Dialogue, Diana Isaacs, PharmD, and Natalie Bellini, DNP, discuss the recent clinical success of IcoSema, an investigational insulin-semaglutide combination treatment.

Nipocalimab-aahu (IMAAVY) is now approved for wAIHA, based on Phase 2/3 ENERGY trial data showing durable hemoglobin response.

In this segment of his Q&A interview, Charles Lynde, MD, reviews upadacitinib's safety profile in the UP-AA trials and how it could reshape alopecia areata care.

In this Q&A, Charles Lynde, MD, highlighted upadacitinib's impact on severe alopecia areata in new phase 3 data addressing the hair loss condition.

IMPACT-PLuS follow-up found 80% of children treated with early-life peanut oral immunotherapy remained peanut tolerant 8 to 11 years later.

In this segment from the latest episode of Diabetes Dialogue, Diana Isaacs, PharmD, and Natalie Bellini, DNP, discuss the recent clinical successes of ultra-fast-acting insulin AT278.

VISIONARY enrolled 510 high-risk IgAN patients globally. Learn how the trial's design and anti-APRIL mechanism were built to target disease at its root.

Obefazimod could work as first, second, or third line therapy in ulcerative colitis ahead of a planned FDA submission this year.

Andrew Alexis, MD, MPH, and Jessica Mercer, MD, discuss how informal mentorship moments improve training and care for skin of color.

This episode discusses the recent results from trials of IcoSema and a new highly concentrated insulin aspart.

One year after FDA approval, Basavaraj discusses NTM overlap, geographic variation, and real-world access in bronchiectasis care.

United Therapeutics' ralinepag NDA rests on phase 3 ADVANCE OUTCOMES data showing a 55% reduction in clinical worsening versus placebo.

Dallas allergist-immunologists discuss real-world use of non-steroidal topicals in AD, steroid phobia, and the nematode story.

Andrew Alexis, MD, MPH, and Jessica Mercer, MD, discuss how mentorship shapes dermatology careers and supplements trainee education.

A new study from the AHA has indicated the real prevalence of CKM syndrome stages 0-3 in young adults in their 20s.

One year after FDA approval, Mark Metersky, MD, discusses which bronchiectasis patients benefit most from brensocatib and its safety profile.

Stay updated with the latest healthcare breakthroughs, including a new lerodalcibep FDA approval and phase 3 avexitide data in post-bariatric hypoglycemia.

A recent study has shown that a significantly greater proportion of patients with HF were correctly identified when testing NT-proBNP levels.

This segment of The Medical Sisterhood podcast highlights setting boundaries in mentorship and the pressure of representation for women of color in medicine.

Carotid ultrasound data reveal early arterial injury even at earlier CKM stages, says Donald Lloyd-Jones, MD, MS

Manish Wadhwa, MD, discusses Implicity’s newest algorithm to improve the accuracy of implantable cardiac monitors in identifying arrhythmic episodes.

Pamufetinib 50 mg and 100 mg did not slow FVC decline versus continued nintedanib or pirfenidone in progressive fibrosing ILD, a phase 2b trial found.

Phase 3 ABTECT data show ~51% clinical remission and ≥40% endoscopic remission with obefazimod through week 44.