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Screening criteria for diabetes in youth won’t capture all at high risk
A1c in particular appears useful regardless of whether screening criteria are met.
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Marked improvements seen for women in dermatology since the 1970s
It’s a different and better world, Dr. Bergfeld and other women dermatologists said, but one in which women must continue to mentor other women...
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COVID-19 drives nursing homes to overhaul infection control efforts
“If this pandemic doesn’t create significant change in the nursing home industry, nothing ever will,” Dr. Michael Wasserman said.
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BMD preserved with investigational drug for uterine fibroid bleeding
Two phase 3, randomized trials in women with uterine fibroids and heavy menstrual bleeding enrolled almost 800 women.
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Testicular sperm may improve IVF outcomes in some cases
An observational study of one fertility center’s outcomes pushes research forward.
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Vaginal cleansing at cesarean delivery works in practice
Findings of decreased surgical site infections dropped by one-third in nonelective procedures.
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Dermatology therapies evolve as disease knowledge and investment grow
There was a time when “almost every drug was more or less a hand-me-down” developed first for cancer or other diseases.
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Resident experience with hysterectomy is on the decline
ACGME data show a significant decrease in the total number of hysterectomies performed by residents.
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Gestational diabetes: Treatment controversy rages on
WASHINGTON –
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Journal editors seek more complete disclosure from authors
A proposed new ICMJE form is one of several initiatives underway to improve financial disclosures in medical journals.
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Runaway youth: Knowing the risk factors and care needs
You can help youth who are considering running away or already have.
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Research on statin for preeclampsia prevention advances
WASHINGTON – Low-dose aspirin, meanwhile, remains under research lens.
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Efficacy and safety of lowering dupilumab frequency for AD
Study finds continued response after initial successful treatment is best maintained with frequent dosing.
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Data point to bidirectional link between sleep disorders and ADHD
Investigators found a dose-response relationship between sleep duration and the odds of having ADHD symptoms.