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Daily Dose: Blood Pressure Control Declined during Early Months of Pandemic
Your daily dose of clinical news you may have missed.
Wearable Device Uptake Low Among Adults with Cardiovascular Disease, Nationally Representative Study Finds
AHA 2022: An estimated 18% of Americans with heart disease reported using wearables, compared with 29% of the total US population.
Tirzepatide Associated with More Weight Loss than Placebo Regardless of Obesity-related Comorbidities, New Research Finds
ObesityWeek 2022: Regardless of the number of obesity-related comorbidities, tirzepatide was associated with a greater reduction in body weight than placebo.
Early Months of COVID-19 Associated with Worsening BP Outcomes in Adults with Hypertension, New Study Finds
Use of telemedicine and home blood pressure monitoring may mitigate adverse impact on BP control during future large-scale emergencies, noted researchers.
Daily Dose: Black Adults with Afib Less Likely to Receive Oral Anticoagulation at Hospital Discharge
Tirzepatide Led to Clinically Meaningful Improvements in Body Composition in Adults with Obesity/Overweight
ObesityWeek 2022: Tirzepatide-induced weight reduction was associated with body composition improvements in adults with obesity/overweight, found analysis of SURMOUNT-1.
Daily Dose: Low-carb Diet May Help Improve Untreated HbA1c
New AGA Guidelines Recommend Use of Antiobesity Medications for Weight Management
Adults with obesity who have an inadequate response to lifestyle interventions alone should be offered 1 of 4 suggested medications.
Daily Dose: Finerenone and Heart Failure Outcomes
Alcohol Use in America: By the Numbers
Which states have the most binge drinkers? Or the most alcohol-related deaths? A recent analysis provides answers.
Physicians Should Get Patients to Move More to Help with Cardiometabolic Health, Says One Expert
To help patients improve their cardiometabolic health, encourage them to move more, according to one speaker from CMHC 2022.
Daily Dose: Recombinant Zoster Vaccine Provides 10 Years of Protection
Daily Dose: High-dose Flu Vaccine Consistently More Effective vs Standard-dose
Cold & Flu Season 2022-23: AAFP Board Chair Shares Concerns
"Primary Viewpoints," a podcast from Patient Care Online, brings you an exclusive interview with American Academy of Family Physicians Board Chair Sterling Ransone, Jr, MD.
Daily Dose: Delay Before Start of Triple Therapy Raises Risk for COPD Exacerbations
Fluticasone Exhalation Delivery System Reduced Exacerbations, Need for Antibiotics in Patients with Chronic Sinusitis
IDWeek 2022: New data show a greater than 60% reduction in acute exacerbations and need for antibiotics in patients with CS who used fluticasone propionate nasal spray.
Daily Dose: Oral Superabsorbent Hydrogel Cuts Risk for Type 2 Diabetes
Real-world Study Suggests Need for Earlier Diagnosis of Non-alcoholic Steatohepatitis
CMHC 2022: Patients with NASH are often not diagnosed until an advanced stage, and have a high burden of comorbidities, according to new study.
The Daily Dose: Insulin Rationing
Your daily dose of clinical news from Patient Care Online.
Drop in Vitamin D Implies Increased Cardiovascular Risk in T2D, According to New Research
CMHC 2022: A decrease in vitamin D levels is associated with increased cardiovascular risk in patients with type 2 diabetes, according to new study.
Insulin Rationing Common Among Adults with Diabetes, Likely to Avoid High Cost
Analysis of national health data found that 16.5% of all adult insulin users skipped doses in the past year.
The Daily Dose: More Readmissions in Women than Men after Myocardial Infarction
More Readmissions in Women than Men after Acute Myocardial Infarction, New Study Finds
Findings underscore the need for ongoing efforts to improve prevention strategies, as CVD risk factors in younger women continue to rise, according to authors.
The Daily Dose: Adult RSV Vaccine
The Daily Dose: CVD Risk Factors Linked to COVID-19 Death
USPSTF Issues Final Recommendations for Anxiety, Depression Screening in Youth
For the first time, the task force recommended screening children aged 8 and older for anxiety in primary care settings.
Physician Wellbeing: Current State & Solutions to Improve It
There was no change in physician burnout in the past year and it remains significantly higher than pre-pandemic times, according to a new nationwide survey.
The Daily Dose: IBS Phenotypes
The Daily Dose from Patient Care Online: October 12, 2022
Remdesivir for Severe COVID-19: Expert Guidance on Use in Clinical Practice
Elizabeth Sapey, PhD, discusses how the updated treatment recommendations from the World Health Organization may impact future use of remdesivir.
