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MDedgeExperts elevate new drugs for diabetic kidney disease - 1 week
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MDedgeWhy it’s so hard to prevent physician suicide - 2 days
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It’s important for physicians to be aware of warning signs in their colleagues, such as showing up late, being irritable and short-tempered with staff,...
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#AmericanSocietyforSuicidePrevention reports that 300-400 physicians die by suicide annually. Identified barriers to physicians seeking help include fear of their professional licensure being at risk and fear of judgement by their colleagues. https://t.co/wwdRJOtLhe https://t.co/wwdRJOtLhe - view on twitter
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Medscape eMedicineMicroalbumin: Reference Range, Interpretation, Collection and Panels - 5 days
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Microalbuminuria is defined as excretion of 30–300 mg of albumin per 24 hours (or 20–200 mcg/min or 30–300 mcg/mg creatinine) on 2 of 3...
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Reference updated with a study showing evidence that the presence of microalbuminuria can help in predicting future major adverse cardiac events in patients with history of minor stroke/TIA. https://t.co/ZGVD2BiVct https://t.co/ZGVD2BiVct - view on twitter
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MDedgeCan the ketogenic diet treat polycystic ovary syndrome? - 1 week
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The primary outcomes were changes in weight and body composition, specifically fat mass and lean mass, measured by...
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Specialists analyzed the role of the ketogenic diet in relation to three comorbidities that have a higher incidence among overweight and #obese patients: PCOS, NAFLD, and #T2D. https://t.co/FgSu1x954L https://t.co/FgSu1x954L - view on twitter
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MDedgeAging HIV patients face comorbidities and hospitalizations - 4 days
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The authors studied eight comorbidities, termed HIV-associated non-AIDS conditions: cardiovascular, lung, liver, neurologic, and kidney diseases; diabetes; cancer; and bone...
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Thanks to effective treatment, people with HIV are living longer. But as they age, they face higher rates of age-related #comorbidities and #hospitalizations, according to a recent study. https://t.co/Hjm2cA0FkP https://t.co/Hjm2cA0FkP - view on twitter
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MDedgeDiabetes tied to risk of long COVID, too - 1 week
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Roughly 43% of studies in a literature review identified diabetes as a risk factor for postacute sequelae of...
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Diabetes remains a risk factor for severe COVID infection and may also be at increased risk for long COVID, according to a recent literature review. https://t.co/MNHiFt1BSf #ADA2022 https://t.co/MNHiFt1BSf - view on twitter
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MDedgeWhat’s the best time of day to exercise? It depends on your goals - 1 week
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When you exercise can ultimately have a big effect in terms of strength, fat loss, heart health, mood, and quality of...
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New study finds the best time of day to work out is… 🤔 https://t.co/RuxbufHnGS - view on twitter
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MDedgeEvidence still lacking that vitamins prevent CVD, cancer: USPSTF - 3 days
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In its final recommendation statement on the subject, the task force does, however, recommend against use of vitamin E and...
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.@USPSTF reports the lack of evidence to recommend for or against taking most vitamin and mineral supplements to prevent #CV disease and cancer. But there is evidence to recommend against taking vitamin E and beta-carotene. https://t.co/5c4kRmvXDC - view on twitter
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MedscapePatent Foramen Ovale Clinical Practice Guidelines (SCAI, 2022) - 1 week
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2022 clinical practice guidelines on the management of patent foramen ovale from the Society for Cardiovascular Angiography and Interventions, published in...
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NEW clinical practice guidelines on the management of patent foramen ovale. https://t.co/dPsv0RsOYf via @SCAI - view on twitter
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MDedgeHeart failure: Medicare cost sharing may put quadruple therapy out of reach - 5 days
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Patients’ out-of-pocket costs are highest for the most effective...
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OOP monthly costs for Medicare enrollees receiving quadruple drug therapy for HFrEF were substantially higher at around $94 than alternative regimens which ranged from $3 to $47 OOP, according to a new analysis of prescription drug plans. https://t.co/kF3Te5yaUB - view on twitter
A consensus statement from the ADA and KDIGO recommends more aggressive combined use of several newer, and costly, drug classes to slow...
ADA + KDIGO recommend a multidrug-class approach to slow progression of #CKD in #diabetic patients: by SGLT2 inhibitors, finerenone, and/or GLP-1 receptor agonists in addition to the concurrent first-line ACE inhibitor/ARB, metformin, and statin. https://t.co/9iNYfo4Gbd #ADA2022 https://t.co/9iNYfo4Gbd - view on twitter