Chronic Care

The FDA has approved the first generic epinephrine auto-injector for the emergency treatment of allergic reactions, including anaphylaxis.

Traditional approaches to improve treatment adherence and outcomes in youth with HIV have been inadequate, according to researchers.

When it comes to diabetes, that lack of a shared language can be a tremendous barrier to care.

Asthma patients who are given electronic asthma plans have better health outcomes, according to a new pilot study published this month.

A recent publication describes a structured approach to chronic cough in children.

Studies suggest vitamin D deficiency is associated with higher risk of pain, so shouldn’t vitamin D supplementation decrease pain?

Identifying asthma phenotypes based on noninvasive markers could help clinicians better tailor therapy for people with asthma.

Half of people who have diabetes eventually develop diabetic peripheral neuropathy, and the warning signs are sensory symptoms that start in the distant periphery and progressing in a characteristic 'glove and stocking' way.

Researchers from a number of public health agencies in France took on the task of identifying phenotypes in infants. The results of their study indicate that early respiratory symptoms predict asthma at 1 year.

The 2018 Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections demonstrated how far our understanding of HIV has come in the last 30 years, and revealed some cutting-edge science.