Reducing Post-Lung Cancer Surgery Symptom Burden With ePRO-Based Symptom Management
Postsurgical outcomes for patients with lung cancer improved with electronic patient-reported outcome-based symptom management compared with usual care.
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Author: Teresa Sellinger
Towards Prevention of Psoriatic Arthritis in Patients With Psoriasis
Risk factors for patients with psoriasis developing psoriatic arthritis, and potential pharmacological and non-pharmacological interventions.
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Is Diet Quality Associated With Psoriasis Severity?
Diet quality is associated with psoriasis severity, so knowing current dietary guidelines and...
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Equipping Pediatricians to Help Families Navigate Digital Media
Efforts to help adolescents and families navigate social media and the digital world should include multiple strategies, including counseling by pediatricians.
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Novel Embedding Approach Enhances Breast Cancer Diagnostics and Treatment
EMBER’s ability to integrate diverse transcriptomic datasets into a common, relevant space marks a big step forward in breast cancer diagnostics and treatment.
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It’s All in Vein
Medical cartoon by Jonny Hawkins about IVs being all in vein
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Which Primary Infection Sites Predict Likelihood of Sepsis Development?
Primary infection site is associated with varying likelihood of sepsis development, with LRIs being most associated with sepsis and septic shock development.
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Exploring Current and Future Biologic Therapies for Psoriatic Arthritis
What is the current state of biological therapies for psoriatic arthritis, and what does the future of biological therapy for psoriatic arthritis hold?
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Biologics for Psoriasis: Towards Oral Therapies and Less Frequent Dosing
Biological therapies have made great progress for patients with psoriasis, including long-term safety and efficacy, longer dosing intervals and oral therapies.
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Improving Care for Women of Childbearing Age With Psoriatic Disease
Dr. Oseme Etomi discussed pregnancy and how management can improve for patients with inflammatory diseases, with a focus on psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis.
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High F-CAL Values May Support Prognosis in Advanced Chronic Liver Disease
Fecal calprotectin was independently proportional to the risk for adverse outcomes, defined as death or liver transplant, in advanced chronic liver disease.
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How Physicians Can Make Savvy Investment Decisions
Dr. Taylor provides insights on how physicians can set themselves up for financial success outside of their careers by investing their money wisely.
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Inducible Laryngeal Obstruction Tied to Morbidity
Inducible laryngeal obstruction causes significant morbidity and healthcare use, based on the first multicenter prospective patient characterization.
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Addressing the Knowledge Gap: Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis and Swallowing
Mild-to-moderate IPF may cause adaptive changes in feeding that are closely linked to nutritional status, lung function, and the severity of dyspnea.
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Optimizing Digital Pain Management Interventions
Digital pain management interventions should offer tailored content, structured goal-setting, healthcare support, and focus on changing attitudes and behaviors.
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Changes in Microbiota Tied to AD, AR, Food Allergy, and Asthma
According to a recent review article, changes in microbiota are associated with atopic dermatitis, allergic rhinitis, food allergy, and asthma.
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Improving Tuberculosis Pleurisy Diagnosis
Assessing internal mammary lymph node involvement is beneficial in determining the pre-test probability of tuberculous pleurisy.
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Why It’s Important to Discuss Sexual Health with Patients
Sex is an indicator of a healthy lifestyle, so it’s important that physicians discuss sexual health with patients to ensure optimal patient wellness.
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Patient Encounters in the Produce Aisle
Patient encounters outside of our practices can be awkward. Here’s advice on what to do when a patient appears next to you, ready to converse.
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RSV Represents Rare But Notable Cause of Encephalitis
Researchers investigating RSV-associated encephalitis and encephalopathy determined RSV infection represents a not frequent but notable cause of encephalitis.
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