What Do You Know About Multiple Myeloma?
Do you remember the multiple myeloma research presented at ASCO 2024? Test your knowledge now and see how you rank!
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Author: Rebecca Shover
Early Ultrasound Remission Using BUSS Predicts Long-Term Endoscopic Remission in CD
The researchers of this study evaluated the efficacy of the Bowel Ultrasound Score (BUSS) in predicting long-term endoscopic remission in CD patients.
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ASCO 2024 eBook on Multiple Myeloma
A curated eBook featuring ASCO 2024 multiple myeloma-focused studies, findings, and expert opinions.
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Check Out the Winning Cartoon Caption!
You voted, we tallied, and we’ve got a winner! Think you could have done better? Enter our next PW Cartoon Caption Contest!
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How Physicians Can Set Themselves Up for Financial Success
What physicians need to be aware of when it comes to tax breaks for alternative forms with physician employment.
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Black Patients With HCC Less Likely to Receive Curative Treatment
Black patients with HCC are less likely than White patients to receive curative treatment.
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What Do You Remember from ASRS 2023?
A quiz based on the latest from ASRS on Retinal Vascular Disease news and studies.
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High-Dose Melphalan Conditioning Benefits Patients With Multiple Myeloma
High-dose melphalan conditioning confers survival benefits in patients with extramedullary and non-extramedullary multiple myeloma.
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ASRS 2024 Schedule at a Glance
Take a look at the schedule for ASRS 2024 Annual Meeting.
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Medical Fiction: Brad’s BBQ Blast
In this medical fiction, a prickly CIO’s 4th of July hospital staff BBQ spirals into chaos when a mischievous little girl ignites more than just sparklers.
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Q&A: Enhancing COPD Management by Eliminating Barriers
Researchers studied the most effective interventions to improve COPD care, emphasizing self-management education, Tai Chi, and telehealth use.
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Targeted Interventions Benefit African Americans With Multiple Myeloma
African Americans benefit from targeted multiple myeloma interventions.
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Inflammatory Biomarkers and Mortality Risk in Patients With RA-ILD
Results showed higher inflammatory biomarkers were linked to increased mortality, while swollen and tender joint counts were not.
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Predicting Mortality in RA-Associated ILD Through Lung Volume Loss
Results showed significant LV reduction at diagnosis and further substantial volume loss in both upper and lower lobes during AE.
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Severity & Disease Activity Not Interchangeable
Patients with severe PsA had more disease activity and pain in a recent study, but severity and disease activity are not interchangeable concepts.
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PsA Potentially Underdiagnosed
A new study showed that patients who screened positive for PsA were never formally diagnosed or treated despite experiencing significant disease activity.
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Q&A: Part 2: The Gastroenterologist’s Role in Treating Substance Misuse
Gastroenterologists can use single-item tools like the National Institute on Drug Abuse Quick Screen to assess substance use in patients with Crohn’s disease.
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Hearing Screening Higher at Clinic vs Home
Hearing screening rates were highest when completed at clinics, while provider encouragement did not significantly impact the rate of screenings at home.
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AUDIT-C Shows Reliability
The AUDIT-C questionnaire demonstrated excellent test-retest reliability in primary care, with the highest reliability when patients completed it online.
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Q&A: Part Two: Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria in Older Patients
A panel of experts discusses the nuances of treating paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria in older patients, focusing on comorbidities and complications.
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