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Inhaler technique not to blame for uncontrolled asthma in inner-city study
Study participants had suboptimal living conditions in lower income Philadelphia neighborhoods.
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Preprints come to medicine: medRxiv launches with safeguards
The new repository of preprints in medicine is intended for researcher-to-researcher communication before publication in peer-reviewed journals....
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Beyond disclosure: Industry relationships face renewed scrutiny in oncology
The recent controversy over lack of disclosure of industry payments at Memorial Sloan Kettering has opened up a wider debate in oncology over...
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FDA urges caution with robotic devices in cancer surgery
The FDA cites evidence that the use of robotically assisted surgical devices for treatment or prevention of cancers may be associated with...
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Medicine grapples with COI reporting
“If you want a system that would make it hard to be compliant and easy to mess up, that’s what we have,” said Clifford A. Hudis, MD, CEO of the...
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Medicine grapples with COI reporting
“If you want a system that would make it hard to be compliant and easy to mess up, that’s what we have,” said Clifford A. Hudis, MD, CEO of the...
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FDA panel tackles mesh for anterior repair of POP
Patient-reported outcomes should trump anatomic outcomes as FDA evaluates marketed devices.
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Newer cholangioscopy system safe and effective for difficult biliary stones
Digital single-operator system is successful and safe in an international retrospective study of 407 patients.
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Yale meeting draws cadre of physician-scientists
Dr. E. Albert Reece calls for early education in research and science to boost “the research continuum.”
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Gyn surgeons’ EndoMarch empowers patients
The Nezhat brothers take a grassroots approach to grow awareness.
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The push is on to recognize endometriosis in adolescents
Treatment of endometriosis is rife with dilemmas, controversies, and shortcomings.
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Shift to long-term ‘maternal care’ needs boost
WASHINGTON – “We need regular screening of women” to prevent long-term metabolic and cardiovascular disorders, said Dr. George R. Saade.
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NIH goes straight to pregnant women in new research project
PregSource aims to use de-identified data voluntarily provided by women to help inform future studies and improve maternal care.
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To predict macrosomia, focus on the abdomen
WASHINGTON – Is fetal abdominal circumference better than estimated fetal weight in predicting macrosomia?
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Experts question insulin as top choice in GDM
WASHINGTON - Experts in the management of gestational diabetes called for individualized approaches.