Concerns linger for interchangeable biosimilar switch ‘without prescriber knowing’

Dr. Edward V. Loftus Jr. discusses the use of interchangeable biosimilars in patients with inflammatory bowel disease in a video exclusive for Healio. The availability of interchangeable biosimilars like Cyltezo, Abrilada, and Wezlana has increased access to costly medications for patients. Dr. Loftus explains that interchangeable biosimilars have been studied more than regular biosimilars and…

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Cerebral to pay $7 million fine, limit health data use for ads

Telehealth company Cerebral has agreed to limit the use of consumer health data for advertising and pay $7 million to settle charges of disclosing personal health information to third parties. The Federal Trade Commission ordered Cerebral to stop using health information for advertising purposes. The company, known for providing counseling services and prescriptions for mental…

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Predicting the risks of kidney failure and death in adults with moderate to severe chronic kidney disease: multinational, longitudinal, population based, cohort study

This study developed and tested a new prediction tool, called KDpredict, to predict the risk of kidney failure and mortality in individuals with moderate to severe chronic kidney disease. The study used data from Canada, Denmark, and Scotland to train and test the tool. KDpredict outperformed the current benchmark model for kidney failure risk prediction,…

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Environmental stressors linked to fetal brain development challenges

Researchers reviewed the impact of environmental factors on fetal brain development, focusing on inflammation and oxidative stress as common denominators across various stressors. They emphasize the importance of healthy intrauterine environments for promoting fetal brain development and stress the need to reduce modifiable stress factors during pregnancy. Factors like maternal nutrition, gut microbiota, obesity, smoking,…

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Living With Crohn’s: My Daily Routine

Michelle Pickens struggled with health issues since childhood, including severe digestive problems and fatigue, eventually diagnosed with Crohn’s disease in 2015. She manages her symptoms through medication, including immunosuppressive infusions, and prioritizes self-care and stress management. Motherhood has added challenges, as she had to make tough decisions during pregnancy and adjusts her schedule to balance…

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One-Minute Speech Test Could Help Assess Dementia Risk

Research suggests that analyzing temporal changes in speech could be a simple way of detecting mild cognitive impairment and identifying the risk of developing dementia. The Speech-Gap Test focuses on temporal speech parameters such as speech rate, hesitations, and silent pauses. It is a tool for initial screening, not diagnosis, to quickly flag patients with…

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Dr. Peter Rentrop Shares Medical Technology That Is Revolutionizing The Future Of Heart Health In Cardiology

Dr. Peter Rentrop discusses how cutting-edge medical technologies are revolutionizing the field of cardiology. Innovations such as smart wearables with ECG capabilities, AI for enhanced diagnostics, telecardiology for remote care, minimally invasive procedures, and 3D printing for surgical planning are transforming the way heart health is approached. These advancements allow for continuous monitoring, more accurate…

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Unveiling novel diagnostic ultrasonographic markers for peri-implantitis

Researchers have identified novel ultrasonographic markers for peri-implantitis by analyzing echo-intensity at implant sites. This study aims to improve diagnostic techniques for peri-implantitis, a common complication of dental implants. The findings highlight the potential of ultrasonography as a non-invasive tool for assessing peri-implant conditions. The researchers used cookies for analytics and to enhance site performance….

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