Nora Becker, MD, PhD and colleagues find that the more chronic conditions a person has, the higher their odds of having unpaid debts, poor credit scores, and bankruptcy.
Kim Eagle, MD and colleagues find that the chance of patients living after tearing their aorta has greatly improved, but the condition still remains deadly without surgery.
Patricia Bloom, MD examines the relationship between gut bacteria and complications of cirrhosis to find better treatment options for patients who suffer from this disease.
A new study from Thomas Westbrook, MD; Joshi Alumkal, MD; and team suggests androgen receptor inhibitors can fundamentally rewire and reshape how prostate tumors function.
Brian Schmidt, DPM received a NIH Research Career Development (K) Award, the first podiatrist in the United States to receive this award.
Laraine Washer, MD and Audrey Fan, MD discuss the potential for the upcoming flu season to hit hard and the importance of getting vaccinated.
Beth Wallace, MD, MSc discusses the need for providers to talk with their patients about how to manage joint pain, and what interactions and risks might arise if they use medications to do so.
A study led by MeiLan Han, MD, MS shows the importance of finding new, effective therapies for patients without COPD.
Adam Lauring, MD, PhD discusses the recent polio case, the Sabin vaccine, and the lower rates of vaccination.
Researchers from the Metabolism, Endocrinology & Diabetes Division build a new model of brainstem neuronal circuits and how they control food intake and nausea.
Robert Fontana, MD and colleagues develop new guidance that provides practice recommendations for drug, herbal, and dietary supplement-induced liver injury.
MeiLan Han, MD, MS discusses her study that suggests the need for more real-life effectiveness trials to support decision making at the primary care level.
Joseph Holoshitz, MD; Bruna Miglioranza Scavuzzi, PhD; and team uncover the molecular mechanism that drives the disease-causing effects of the most common genetic risk factor for lupus.
Neehar Parikh, MD, MS investigates the factors associated with noncompletion of hepatocellular carcinoma surveillance in patients with high risk.
Researchers from the Division of Hematology and Oncology discuss the breakthroughs in the field of genomics that are revolutionizing prevention, diagnosis, and care.
Salim Hayek, MD and a team of researchers from around the world find that higher suPAR levels were associated with venous thromboembolism independently of D-dimer in hospitalized COVID patients.
Rachael Maciasz, MD and team find that only 18% of older adults who currently use, formerly used, or are interested in using integrative health strategies have talked about it with a health care provider.
Thomas Cascino, MD, MS and team find that Black people and women who might be good candidates for a left-ventricular assist device have a lower chance of getting the surgery than white patients or male patients.
Jennifer Griggs, MD, MPH finds that coaching patients to voice their concerns about their medical care and advocate for themselves can create more equitable interactions between patients and physicians.
Elliot Tapper, MD discusses the new urgent care clinic created to treat liver transplant and cirrhosis patients who need immediate assistance.
