TODAY - June 19th
In-hospital mortality and major complication rates for adult trauma patients appear to be improving. Death rates have declined most dramatically for those presenting to EDs with moderate or severe trauma injuries. Continue Reading >
Dr. Counihan and his colleagues at Berkshire Medical Center collaborated with a clinical team to develop an evidence-based colectomy module. Continue Reading >
An early diagnosis is pivotal to managing hepatitis. However, most patients with hepatitis remain undiagnosed until cirrhosis develops. Continue Reading >
Physicians can benefit greatly from using social media to assist their care of patients, but it's important to recognize potential dangers. Social media may be more necessary than ever to offset inaccurate and negative online information about physicians. Continue Reading >
A project directed by the Joint Commission Center for Transforming Healthcare has been shown to reduce surgical site infections (SSIs) in patients undergoing colorectal surgery. Findings suggest that avoiding these SSIs can lead to millions of dollars in cost savings. Continue Reading >
Although current guidelines recommend against the use of antibiotics in uncomplicated acute bronchitis, as most are viral in etiology, a recent analysis found that they are still grossly overprescribed. Continue Reading >
- FDA Approves Xgeva for Giant Cell Tumor of the Bone
- FDA Approves Two Drugs, Companion Diagnostic Test for Advanced Skin Cancer
- Breo Ellipta Approved to Treat COPD
- Liptruzet Approved to Lower LDL Cholesterol
- Kcentra Approved for Urgent Reversal of Anticoagulation in Adults With Major Bleeding
- FDA Approves Diclegis for Pregnant Women Experiencing Nausea and Vomiting
