
New data suggest prediction of SARS-CoV-2 and bacterial co-infection or superinfection could be provided for hospitalized patients.

New data suggest prediction of SARS-CoV-2 and bacterial co-infection or superinfection could be provided for hospitalized patients.

Implementation of the USPSTF 2021 and ADA 2022 guidelines would increase screening eligibility by approximately 6 to 7 percentage points.

Investigators who say that assessing vaso-occlusive crises solely through medical utilization doesn’t provide a full picture of the SCD experience because many VOCs are managed from home, are now backed by research.

Both exogenous hyperthyroidism and exogenous hypothyroidism were associated with increased risk of cardiovascular mortality.

Dr. Carolyn Rowley is leading the California Sickle Cell Disease Mental Health and Wellness Initiative to provide mental health services free to people living with sickle cell disease.

Dr. Au spoke of how the new data provides an opportunity to think about how lifestyle intervention focused on weight and moderate exercise can actually have meaningful impacts on patients with COPD.

This model was responsible for correctly identifying 73% of patients with pulmonary arterial hypertension 6 months prior to a confirmed diagnosis.

Dr. Holly Keir cites "massive changes" in beta diversity following ICS withdrawals in patients with moderate to very severe COPD.

Dr. Lugogo explains how the ProAir Digihaler was used to accurately monitor SABA use in patients with asthma -many of whom were overusing their medication- which could allow clinicians to make appropriate changes to treatment.

The new study provides insights into the physiological factors for greater AtoOxy efficacy and can be referenced when identifying patients who are most suited for the therapy.

The media campaign to improve aspirin use included billboards, radio ads and print articles, in addition to a dedicated website.

A Massachusetts General Hospital investigator explains how the innovative DCD practice addresses both waitlist issues and transplant center's capabilities.

Elliot Israel, MD, and Juan Carlos Cardet, MD, MPH, join Lungcast to discuss their latest research into addressing Black and Latinx asthma outcome disparities.

Patients with a positive family history of OSA tended to be female with more severe OSA based on a higher AHI.

Obstructive sleep apnea has previously been associated with pulmonary hypertension in literature, with investigators citing a “complex and bidirectional relationship” between the 2 conditions.

Research has indicated that a fixed-dose combination of albuterol and budesonide could better reduce the risk of severe asthma exacerbation when compared to albuterol alone.

Patients treated twice-daily with an 18 mg dose of BI 1015550 experienced prevention of decreased lung function regardless of any background antifibrotic agents.

President and CEO of SCDAA Regina Hartfield discusses how the association will use the funds from the leadership award.

Dr. Chopra said an FDA-approved treatment for NAFLD could come in the next 6 months.

Dr. Gerald Smetana encourages PCPs to familiarize themselves with the outpatient drug options for managing COVID-19 because of the limited treatment window for administration.

The new drug-eluding stent can provide more flexible width size for patients with the potentially deadly disease.

Dr. Tara Vijayan talks about how primary care physicians can be best combat misinformation.

Expert psychiatrist Dr. Timothy Fong explains the complexity of using marijuana as treatment in a primary care setting and shares advice on how to address it with patients.

Alcohol use increased during the COVID-19 pandemic, leading to an increase in alcoholic hepatitis.

Promising 2-year data for the IL-17 targeting biologic were recently presented at AAD 2022.

High-risk individuals should be targeted when drug scarcity comes into play.

Patients who demonstrated high trough concentrations early on in treatment were more likely to achieve remission by weeks 14 or 52.

Among patients with early-onset AF, the presence of disease-associated rare variants in CM and arrhythmia genes was associated with a 1.5-fold higher risk of mortality over 10 years.

Subcutaneous administration of the gut-selective treatment was notably well-tolerated, safe, and cost-effective.

Aortic sclerosis, trace or mild aortic regurgitation, and mild mitral regurgitation each had significant associations with CV risk.