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COVID-19 death toll higher for international medical graduates
These individuals are more likely to work in places where the incidence of COVID-19 is high and in facilities with fewer resources, according to...
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Atopic dermatitis genes vary with ethnicity
"Genetic biomarkers are needed in predicting the occurrence, severity, and treatment response" and in determining prognosis.
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Multidisciplinary approach touted for atopic dermatitis
"I think we really gained insight to how a more holistic approach benefited the patient," Dr. Lawrence Eichenfield said.
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FDA approves first AI device to detect colon lesions
The GI Genius works in conjunction with an endoscope during colonoscopy, highlighting possible polyps.
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Itch response faster with abrocitinib in trial comparing JAK inhibitor to dupilumab
At 2 weeks, half of the patients on 200 mg of abrocitinib had an itch response.
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‘Reassuring’ data on COVID-19 vaccines in pregnancy
The CDC has included pregnancy along with other underlying conditions that qualify people to be offered vaccines in the third priority tier (Phase...
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AI detects ugly-duckling skin lesions for melanoma follow-up
Using wide-field photos, a new artificial intelligence program can pick out lesions worthy of follow up for potential melanoma.
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COVID-19 vaccination recommended for rheumatology patients
The threat posed by COVID-19 for people with rheumatic diseases outweighs concerns about vaccination against SARS-CoV-2, says the American College...
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Steroid and immunoglobulin standard of care for MIS-C
The combination treatment failed in only 9% of cases while immunoglobulins alone failed in 38% of cases.
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Patients with early arthritis may need tailored treatments
A stratified approach to treatment based on identifiable risk factors may benefit patients with early arthritis.
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Liquid oxygen recommended for mobile patients with lung disease
The ATS identified the need for an updated guideline because an online survey of users showed they were having problems accessing and using oxygen...
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Monthly needlestick rates suggest a steep learning curve
Nonsurgical specialists should receive more training in injury prevention.
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Primary care workforce expanding, but mostly in cities
The number of nurse practitioners and physician assistants has increased much faster than the number of primary care physicians.