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Office clutter linked to work, life burnout
“If someone comes into [a therapist’s office] with lots of clutter, they probably have it at home and work, and it’s hindering their life.”
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No gender gap seen in ankylosing spondylitis prevalence, study finds
Report challenges conventional wisdom that males are more likely to develop ankylosing spondylitis.
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Genetic link may tie cannabis use disorder to severe COVID-19
“These data have important implications for policy regarding vaccination as well as treatment prioritization,” said lead author Dr. Alexander S....
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Parental smoking linked to more adult RA in women
Adjusted analysis suggests a 75% boost in risk, although overall rate is low.
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No higher risk of rheumatic and musculoskeletal disease flares seen after COVID-19 vaccination
The findings may help rheumatologists to convince patients to get Pfizer and Moderna shots.
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Several uncommon skin disorders related to internal diseases reviewed
Dermatologist discusses sarcoidosis, Rosai-Dorfman disease, Erdheim-Chester disease, and more.
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Musical instruments can throw skin out of tune
Violin and viola players are prone to dermatitis, known as ‘fiddler’s neck.’
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In Black patients, acne scarring might not mean what you think
They may use the term to refer to postinflammatory hyperpigmentation.
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Pyoderma gangrenosum: Understanding the difficult diagnosis
Ulcerative disorder can be mistaken for other conditions, dermatologist says.
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Medication in heart failure: Pro tips on therapy with the ‘four pillars of survival’
Consider multiple factors when titrating various medications.
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In-hospital resuscitation: Focus on effective chest pumps, prompt shocks
Consider mechanical piston compressions and even “reverse CPR” when appropriate.
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Garbage out: How much trash does a Mohs surgery practice produce?
Small clinic estimates that it produces a ton of noncontaminated surgical waste each year.
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Survey: Many Mohs surgeons are struggling on the job
More than half of female respondents were ‘at risk,’ per assessment.
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Lower SARS-CoV-2 vaccine responses seen in patients with immune-mediated inflammatory diseases
Patients who take methotrexate or rituximab seem to be especially vulnerable.