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Screen all adults for hepatitis C, says USPSTF
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force now recommends that asymptomatic adults ages 18-79 be screened for hepatitis C virus infection.
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Consider toys as culprits in children with contact allergies
Cell phones were the most common electronics associated with contact dermatitis.
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Antibiotic resistance rises among pneumococcus strains in kids
Evolution is at work in the emergence of vaccine-resistance serotypes not included in the PCV-13 vaccine.
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Abbreviated MRI bests digital breast tomosynthesis in finding cancer in dense breasts
Among women with dense breasts, abbreviated breast MRI identified more cases of invasive breast cancer, compared with digital breast tomosynthesis...
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ACIP: Flu vaccines for older adults show similar safety profiles
Comparison of two approved flu vaccines for adults 65 and older yielded similar safety and quality of life results.
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ACIP advocates pre-exposure Ebola vaccination for high-risk groups
Vaccination is recommended for U.S. adults at risk for Ebola exposure in emergency and laboratory settings.
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Nemolizumab tames itching in prurigo nodularis patients in phase 2 study
Nemolizumab significantly improved pruritus and lesion counts in prurigo nodularis patients, compared with placebo.
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Vitamin E acetate found in more vapers’ lung fluid
Researchers identified vitamin E acetate in the bronchoalveolar-lavage fluid of additional patients with electronic-cigarette, or vaping, product...
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Psoriasis elevates cancer risk
No increased cancer risk occurred in psoriasis patients treated with biologics or in patients with psoriatic arthritis.
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Infection with 2019 novel coronavirus extends to infants
Nine infants with at least one infected family member have tested positive for the 2019 novel coronavirus.
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Heart disease risk rises with gut metabolite linked to red meat
Increases in trimethylamine N-oxide over 10 years were significantly tied to increased CHD risk in otherwise healthy women.
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Acne treatment may vary based on race, gender, insurance
The differences raise concerns for undertreatment among racial/ethnic minority and female patients.
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Any dose of HPV vaccine is better than none
Large retrospective study shows similar cervical cancer protection in girls and women given 1, 2, or 3 doses of HPV vaccine between 15 and 19...
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White Hispanic Mohs patients less informed about skin cancer risks
The results highlight the need for “targeted patient education initiatives to bridge ethnic disparities regarding skin cancer knowledge,” the...
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Tildrakizumab signals safe for pregnant psoriasis patients
Post hoc analysis of pregnancy outcomes yielded no new concerns for spontaneous abortions or congenital anomalies in women of childbearing age...