Career Networking Event At AAD
The American Academy of Dermatology Career Networking Event is an in-person job fair that coincides with the AAD’s Annual Meeting.
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Author: Rebecca Shover
Scientific Sessions: What You Don’t Want To Miss At AAD
There will be over 300 scientific sessions at AAD 2024. Take a look at some of the psoriasis highlights.
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Dialysis Targets Should Be Individualized for Older Adults
Hemodialysis initiation can lead to significant functional and cognitive decline in older adults.
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VIVID-1: Mirikizumab Meets Expectations for Patients With Crohn’s Disease
Mirikizumab met its primary endpoints in the phase 3 VIVID-1 study, testing this agent among patients with moderate to severe Crohn’s disease.
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Q&A: Complete Contraception Counseling When Treating Mental Health
The danger of misinformation is that it can deny complete contraception counseling to patients being treated for mental health issues.
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Informed Consent & Use of AI in Emergency Medicine
Applying artificial intelligence in emergency medicine may lead to advancements in care, but it also poses some ethical and practical concerns.
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Stepwise Training Program Improves Dysphagia in Patients With Alzheimer’s Disease
Intervention with swallowing exercises can be easily implemented in clinical practice and can potentially improve the quality of life for patients with Alzheimer’s Disease.
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Managing Depression “Essential” to Viral Suppression in HIV
Integrating depression screening as part of routine HIV care may be essential for sustaining viral...
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Think You Know the Latest NACLC Research on NSCLC?
Do you remember the NSCLC research presented at NACLC? Test your knowledge now and see how you rank!
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Think You Know the Latest ASH Leukemia & Lymphoma Research?
Do you remember the leukemia and lymphoma research presented at ASH? Test your knowledge now and see how you rank!
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Personalized Exercise Intervention Over 80% Cost-Effective for Inflammatory Rheumatic Diseases Fatigue
Personalized exercise plans appeared both beneficial and cost-effective in treating patients with chronic fatigue.
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Composite Score May Serve as Indicator of Trauma Care Quality for Older Adults
Today’s trauma units were designed with the intent of saving young patients from dying of major injuries.
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Psoriasis Management Alignment Needed Between Patients & Physicians
A study on the nuanced landscape of psoriasis sheds light on the intricate interplay between patient experiences and physician perspectives.
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ENT or Therapy?
Medical cartoon about wife complaining about husband to ENT doctor
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Review Offers In-Depth Look at MRI-Guided Radiotherapy in Liver Cancer
Driven by technological advances, MRI-guided radiotherapy has become increasingly important in treating liver cancer.
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Q&A: Addressing Central Line-Associated Bloodstream Infection in the Post-COVID Era
A study examines the impact of interventions on lowering central line-associated bloodstream infection rates.
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Medical Fiction: Barbie & the Prod
An orthopedic surgeon becomes a trailblazer in transgender health. When her work is jeopardized by management’s profit-driven decisions, she takes a bold stand.
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Tardive Dyskinesia: A Comprehensive Look at the Condition and Its Management
There are approximately 600,000 people in the US who are living with TD—65% of them have not been diagnosed.
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Real-World Impacts of ‘Special Area Involvement’ in Patients With Psoriasis
Patients with psoriasis in special areas report greater HRQOL impairment and symptom severity compared with those without special area involvement.
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