News

This new research is the first to examine the use of the iMAP milk ladder in primary care settings for younger patients with IgE-mediated cow’s milk protein allergy.

New Study Reveals Efficacy of Bevacizumab in Treating Severe Cases of Pulmonary Papillomatosis.

A cross-sectional analysis suggests disparities in statin use for several race–ethnicity–gender groups were not explained by ASCVD severity or structural factors, including socioeconomic status and health insurance.

Investigators aimed to support extending the US FDA labeling of Xembify to include the biweekly dosing option, therefore, providing greater flexibility and convenience for patients managing their immunodeficiencies.

Days with a combination of a heat wave and high fine particulate matter air pollution may double the risk of a fatal heart attack, says new research.

New cohort analysis data provide more context into what factors influence the benefit of FMT in patients with recurrent CDI.

This new data highlights the importance of enhancing social connection for older adults and identifying those at greater risk of nursing home entry.

A multipart, phase 1 trial provides evidence demonstrating the safety of zilebesiran, an RNA interference agent, which appeared to have a favorable safety profile among adult patients with hypertension.

A study from China suggests calcium and magnesium malnutrition is associated with Crohn's disease inflammation and activity.

New data presented at the 12th International AIDS Society Conference on HIV Science suggests use of statin therapy in a primary prevention cohort of patients with HIV on antiretroviral therapy was associated with a 35% reduction in risk of cardiovascular events.

The study suggests 1 in every 18 patients would need an MRI scan to detect such significant abnormalities.

Patients who completed the survey were significantly more likely to achieve 12-month persistence on adalimumab biosimilar SB5 when compared with non-respondents.

A combination of baseline factors, early BCVA, and morphologic responses at 3 months only moderately predicted long-term BCVA responses in eyes with nAMD.

Vogel reviews the struggles behind adequately diagnosing long Covid and quantifying its impact of disease at this time of clinical research.

In this interview with Dr. Baldwin, she spoke on her team’s recent research and its application to rosacea and other dermatologic conditions.

Low vision rehabilitation was associated with statistically significant increases in the overall composite score of a vision-related quality of life scale.

The long-awaited approval for VP-102 makes this treatment the first available therapy for the pox virus-borne skin disease.

Results show 60% of the children with FASD experienced nightmares, while 44% exhibited frequent insomnia symptoms.

A new analysis suggests Black patients with NICM and an ICD had a high risk and burden of arrhythmia, with a lower survival rate, compared with White patients.

The findings show liver complications and cirrhosis as major causes of morbidity in patients with SCD, with implications for treatment and care.

Skyrocketing rates of HCV have aligned with the opioid epidemic—and evidence the need for universal pregnancy screenings.

Though many countries established guidelines and strategies to eliminate the virus by 2030, the region is still behind on newborn virus management.

However, the analysis suggests young adults with T2D who underwent vitrectomy for PDR had worse final visual acuity and more complications compared to those with T1D.

A single-center retrospective study is offering clinicians insight into the effects of biosimilar infliximab use on weight, height, and BMI trajectories in pediatric patients with inflammatory bowel disease.

Structural discrimination, such as sexism and racism, can exacerbate mental health challenges, leading to higher suicidal thoughts and behavior rates among multiple marginalized individuals.

Knowing how patients with different endotypes respond to CPAP therapy can help physicians predict treatment efficacy and tailor individualized treatment plans, according to results.

A new analysis from the American Heart Association found present-day heart failure risk was higher among Black adults who lived in areas historically impacted by redlining.

Because early detection of PPD is crucial and its prevalence is growing in the US, the condition poses significant risks to both maternal and neonatal health.