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To Understand Human Disorders, Researchers Look to Man’s Best FriendExplore the intriguing connections between bulldogs and human medical conditions, revealing insights into congenital disorders and their treatments.
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Study: Abortions Remain Safe Following Lifted Restrictions on MifepristoneThe study examined government health data on 315,000 abortions in Ontario between 2012 and 2020, finding no increase in abortion-related health complications following the removal of restrictions on mifepristone.
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Environmental Toxin BPA Affects Gut Microbial Communities in ChildrenChildren with normal weight had different community relationships compared to children with overweight or obesity.
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Data Analysis Shows Significant New Onset Morbidity Post-COVID-19 in Children, Adolescents, AdultsAlthough long-term health issues from COVID-19 are a major public health concern, evidence on post-COVID-19 symptoms are still limited, specifically among children and adolescents.
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FDA Grants EUA for Vilobelimab for Treatment of Critically Ill Patients With COVID-19This drug is the first to control complement factor C5a, which is a protein that plays a significant but potentially harmful role in the body's immune response.
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Help Pediatric Patients With Cerebral PalsyFor the common comorbidity of epilepsy, it is important to recognize and diagnose seizures as early as possible.
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Study Finds SARS-CoV-2 Booster Vaccination Lowers Infections, Hospitalizations, and Deaths in Nursing HomesThere are limited data on the efficacy of boosters for preventing infection and death in nursing home residents, but the findings suggest that boosters may have significantly reduced COVID-19–associated morbidity and mortality in this population.
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Study: Single Dose of Vaccine May Protect Older Adults from RSV-Related InfectionFindings from the ongoing Adult Respiratory Syncytial Virus phase 3 trial suggest RSVPreF3 OA vaccine is effective and safe for individuals aged 60 years and older.
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Vaccines Are Entering a Period of Simultaneous Expansion and ContractionWhile vaccine research and approvals continue to break new ground, use and faith in them are faltering.
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COVID Vaccines for Children Are Becoming a RealityPractitioners can help ensure that kids get these and all age-appropriate vaccinations before school starts in the fall.
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Fear of COVID-19 Among Post-Infected Adults Can Impact Quality of LifeCOVID-19 survivors deemed the most highly impacted and fearful also reported the lowest health-related quality of life scores, indicating an association.
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Oral Semaglutide Reduces Risk of MACE for Patients With Type 2 DiabetesOral semaglutide had a safe and well-tolerated profile for individuals with type 2 diabetes, which is in line with those previously reported for the drug in other trials.
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Researchers Find Lack of Communication for Lung Cancer Screenings Among High-Risk IndividualsLess than 16% of high-risk lung cancer individuals have heard or discussed lung cancer screenings with a health care provider.
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Help Pediatric Patients With Cerebral PalsyFor the common comorbidity of epilepsy, it is important to recognize and diagnose seizures as early as possible.
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PBM Reform: Tackling Transparency, Pricing, and Patient AccessPolicymakers and health care providers call for reforms to improve transparency, pricing, and patient access.
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Caring for the Caregiver: Prioritizing Well-Being as a PharmacistThe demands of the pharmacy profession—long hours, high stress, and emotional strain—can take a toll on pharmacists’ well-being.
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How Technology Can Improve Patient Outcomes While Reducing Financial BurdensNew interdisciplinary approaches to treatment include rebalancing the scales and exploring non-pharmaceutical interventions, such as dietary changes, exercise, and medical devices, to work alongside or instead of traditional care management techniques.
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Thinking Beyond Technology: Why a Holistic Approach Is a Better Way to Fight Drug DiversionAlthough we have made strides in adopting technology to combat diversion, the uptake of advanced technology is slow and steady.
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What Is the Pharmacotherapy of GERD?Treatment of gastroesophageal reflux disease requires a combination of lifestyle modifications and medications.
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Influenza Prevention: Make Sure Patients Understand the VaccineThe deferral of vaccination could result in a missed opportunity to vaccinate a patient or the patient becoming infected with the influenza virus prior to obtaining the vaccine.
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The Buzz On Alcohol and the BodyPatients often times have questions related to alcohol, its effects on medications, diet, and their health, so what better time to dive into this topic and share what the science has to say.
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Breastfeeding and Parity Linked to Lower Risk of Death by Accidents and SuicideDeath by external causes—primarily accidents and suicide—take the lives of more than 5 million people each year, and it has evolved into a major health concern on a global scale. External causes also include violence, undetermined causes, and medical procedures.
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Flu Shot May Help Diabetes Patients Avoid Hospitalization, DeathPatients with type 2 diabetes who get the flu shot may have a reduced risk for hospitalization related to cardiovascular or respiratory issues, recent research suggests.
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Bird Flu, Tuberculosis, Measles, and More: Top News From February 2025Pharmacists play a crucial role in understanding and responding to these developments, ensuring patients remain informed about the latest advancements and potential threats.
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Research Suggests Gut Microbiome Impacts Brain Health, Dementia RiskA Mediterranean-style diet appears to provide the greatest benefit to a healthy gut microbiome and brain.
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Data Show Gender-Affirming Facial Surgery Was a Standalone Predictor of Higher Psychosocial Health Scores in Transgender PatientsInsurance companies often classify gender-affirming facial surgery as a cosmetic procedure, but a new study provides the first evidence demonstrating the medical basis for transgender patients experiencing gender dysphoria.
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Nurse Practitioners: Prescriptive Authority UpdateThe Health Resources and Services Administration indicates that the supply of primary care nurse practitioners (NPs) will increase by 30% in 2020. Full prescriptive authority lets NPs integrate properly into the health care system.
