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Are antipsychotics effective adjunctive Tx for patients with moderate-to-severe depression?
EVIDENCE-BASED ANSWER: YES. Augmentation with second- generation antipsychotics, especially aripiprazole and quetiapine, appears to be effective...
Opinion
BA.4 and BA.5 subvariants are more evasive of antibodies, but not of cellular immunity
Our immunity in the United States is growing and is both from vaccination and natural infection.
News
High residual liver cancer risk in HCV-cured cirrhosis
The predicted probability of HCC in cirrhosis patients was 410 times greater than the general population.
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Obesity links to faster fading of COVID vaccine protection
The authors concluded that additional or more frequent booster doses are likely to be required to maintain protection among people with obesity...
News
Liver disease and death rates fall after hepatitis C treatment barriers are dismantled
Uptake is uneven, and more needs to be done to facilitate treatment.
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Long COVID-19 in children and adolescents: What do we know?
“The message we want to give is that long COVID-19 exists, it’s happening in children and adolescents, and patients need this recognition. And...
Opinion
Roe v. Wade overturned: A family medicine resident reacts
The most socially and economically vulnerable will be most harmed by restricting access to abortions, a resident says.
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Select patients with breast cancer may skip RT after lumpectomy
There is “clearly a population of early-stage breast cancer [patients] who after lumpectomy do not benefit from radiation.”
Opinion
Many sources of PTSD are cause for concern
Against the backdrop of long COVID, gun violence, political and economic turmoil, it is important that clinicians understand how to recognize and...
News
Eczema causes substantial burden for many infants and preschoolers
INDIANAPOLIS –