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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Two CVS Locations Make Moves To Join National Pharmacy Union Movement

Two CVS stores near the company’s headquarters in Rhode Island have petitioned to join the Pharmacy Guild, a national pharmacy union. The stores are struggling with overworked pharmacists and high prescription volumes. The union aims to improve working conditions for pharmacists and pharmacy technicians with demands for better wages, secure hours, and minimum staffing requirements….

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1.7 million people received emergency care in 2023

The HSE has reported a record number of patients treated in hospitals in 2023. Emergency care increased by 29,000, reaching almost 1.7 million patients. Despite long waiting lists, the HSE has implemented measures to reduce waiting times and increase patient access to care. These include additional outpatient clinics and a focus on older populations. The…

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Severe Atopic Dermatitis Linked to Increased Anxiety and Depression, Poor Mental Health

A study published in Dermatitis found that severe atopic dermatitis (AD) symptoms and frequent exacerbations negatively impact patients’ mental health, leading to increased anxiety and depression. The research involved surveys of adults and caregivers of pediatric AD patients in the US, revealing a correlation between AD severity and poor mental health symptoms. Patients with severe…

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AI-driven eQMS company Dot Compliance scores $17M

Dot Compliance, a Phoenix-based company offering AI-powered quality management solutions for compliance, has announced the closure of $17 million in Series B extension funding, bringing their total funding to $50 million. The funding was led by existing investors IGP Capital and Vertex Ventures, with additional investment from TPY Capital. Dot Compliance’s AI solutions provide a…

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How to protect yourself and your patients from fake Botox

The CDC is investigating cases of fake Botox that hospitalized four patients, leading to warnings from dermatologists on how to avoid counterfeit Botox. Cosmetic dermatologist Karan Lal advises providers to purchase injectables only from the manufacturer, ensure proper storage and reconstitution, and be registered with programs that give patients points. The American Society of Dermatologic…

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