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Did You Know? Psoriasis and quality of life
Do you know the toll psoriasis takes on patients' working lives and personal relationships?
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Probiotics tied to reduced cognitive reactivity in mild, moderate depression
“Our results suggest that probiotics potentially act on cognitive processes contributing to depression,” reported Bahia Chahwan and her associates...
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Sleepiest OSA patients have worse CV outcomes
The findings suggest that excessively sleepy OSA patients are more likely to benefit from CPAP therapy in preventing CV disease.
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FDA warning letters fall on Trump’s watch
The FDA sent 33% fewer warning letters during the Trump administration’s first 28 months, compared with Obama’s final 28 months.
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Opioid prescriptions: 2019 snapshot
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Some burnout factors are within a physician’s control
SAN DIEGO – Even in the face of daunting systemic factors, physicians can practice some important steps toward self-care.
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Functional GI disorders are common in MS
SEATTLE – In patients with MS, the prevalence of functional GI disorders increases with increasing disability.
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Fibroids: Patient considerations in medical and surgical management
Uterine fibroids can cause abnormal bleeding, pain, and infertility. ObGyns should be prepared to develop a treatment plan based...
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Neutrophils may decline in patients on fingolimod
SEATTLE – Levels of these innate immune cells decreased in patients who had been on the drug for years, and this finding warrants further research...
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Being a leader in medicine doesn’t have to mean changing careers
“If doing my best for patients day in and day out doesn’t make me a ‘leader in medicine,’ I don’t know what does,” says Dr. Allan M. Block.