TODAY - May 22nd
A new study has found that rates of foot and leg amputations among Americans with diabetes may vary widely according to where they live, but questions remain as to why this occurs. Continue Reading >
A diabetes coaching system for patients with type 2 diabetes uses mobile apps and web portals to promote self-management of blood glucose. Continue Reading >
Research has shown that the risks associated with PCI are highest within the first 24 to 48 hours after the procedure. However, there are many potential benefits of same-day discharge of select patients. Continue Reading >
New research was presented at the American Academy of Neurology’s 64th annual meeting from April 21-28, 2012 in New Orleans. The features below highlight just some of the studies that emerged from the conference, including diagnosing Alzheimer’s earlier, an i… Continue Reading >
Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is increasingly being used by patients for chronic pain, so it’s important that they are informed of all treatment options as well as the risks associated with each option. Continue Reading >
Referral patterns and access to care for laryngeal cancer appear to play a large role in treatment decisions, which include total laryngectomy and chemoradiation. Continue Reading >
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- New Social Media Guidelines for Doctors
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- Visit the Patient Education Center at AACE for a Chance to Win an iPad3!
- Physician’s Weekly Partners with MEDtube for Video
- Facebook Initiative Matches Patients with Organ Donors



