Study Finds Multidisciplinary Pediatric AD Clinic Beneficial

A clinic called the Multidisciplinary Atopic Dermatitis Program (MADP) was established to provide comprehensive care for patients with severe atopic dermatitis (AD) by involving a team of clinicians from different disciplines such as dermatologists, allergists, and clinical pharmacists. The clinic aims to assess the severity of the disease, educate patients and families, and create a…

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Study Says Even Once A Month Consumption Raises Risk

A large-scale study observed a connection between consuming energy drinks and disturbed sleep, particularly among younger people. Marketing themselves as enhancing mental and physical energy, energy drinks contain high amounts of caffeine. The frequency of energy drink consumption was measured in younger individuals, as well as observed sleep patterns. It was found that higher consumption…

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Need for greater access to stroke services, survivors and carers tell new study

Irish stroke survivors, family carers, and healthcare professionals emphasize the need for future developments in stroke services to prioritize specialist community-based rehabilitation, ongoing support for life after stroke, and improved information and support for navigating services. These findings, gathered from a study by RCSI’s School of Population Health, highlight the need for improved staffing, access…

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Research Funding Lacking for Cancers With High Mortality Rates

Researchers found disparities in cancer research funding from the National Cancer Institute (NCI) and nonprofit organizations, as reported in JCO Oncology Practice. The study evaluated funding for solid tumors and hematologic malignancies from 2015 to 2018. The combined NCI-nonprofit budget was $13.66 billion, with breast cancer, leukemia, and lung cancer receiving the most funding. Some…

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FDA SAFETY WARNING: Prolia | Medical News Bulletin

Osteoporosis patients with chronic kidney disease using Prolia have a higher risk of developing dangerously low calcium levels, leading to severe harm, including life-threatening events and death. Patients should be aware of symptoms such as confusion, irregular heart rhythm, and muscle spasms. It is important to have regular check-ups and maintain calcium and vitamin D…

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Contributed: Shortcomings and opportunities for health equity in pediatrics

Children and young people in the United States face challenges in receiving timely and appropriate healthcare, especially for mental health and complex medical conditions. Digital health solutions offer hope, but there is a disconnect between innovators and health systems, resulting in products that don’t fit clinical workflows or meet diverse patient needs. As incidence rates…

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EHR use among primary care physicians is on the rise

Primary care physicians spent more time on electronic health records (EHR) between 2019 and 2023, with an average increase of 28.4 minutes per workday. Researchers also reported higher volumes of orders, inbox messages, patient calls, and chart reviews. This increase in EHR time could be attributed to the complexity of some patient interactions and a…

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