Foluso Fakorede, MD: Racial Disparities in PAD Amputation Rates
Rates of amputation in Black Americans with peripheral arterial disease are 3-times higher than that of their White counterparts. Dr Fakorede, discusses, here.
Fremanezumab Demonstrates Dual Benefits in Adults with Migraine and Depression
New data from UNITE study suggest fremanezumab was effective in alleviating migraine and comorbid MDD in patients with both conditions.
Stool-Based Testing for Colorectal Cancer Screening is On the Rise: Expert Perspective with Mark Fendrick, MD
The increase in stool-based CRC testing is a logical trend, Hendrick said in an interview, given the convenience plus the 2 million younger adults now eligible for screening.
Identifying HPV Types: Preventing Over Treatment and Under Treatment
An interview with Jeff Andrews, MD, FRCSC, of BD Life Sciences.
Stark Regional Disparities in US Life Expectancy Trends Revealed in Comprehensive Birth Cohort Analysis
Life expectancy increased steadily in the US West and Northeast across the 20th century, but gains were just minimal in Southern states, according to the findings.
Pertussis: A Brief Backgrounder for Primary Care
Cases of whooping cough in the US more than doubled in 2024, and 2 infants have died from the infection. Here is background on the infection and vaccine.
One in 5 US Adults Chooses Against Handwashing, Some Citing it as "Unnecessary," National Survey Finds
While 20% of US adults choose not to wash their hands at appropriate times, nearly half admitted to forgetting to do it, according to a new national survey.
Fecal Microbiota Treatment via Colonoscopy Safe, Effective for Recurrent C. Diff, Study Suggests
DDW 2025. Colonoscopic delivery of fecal therapy prevented recurrent C. diff infection in 95% of participants for 8 weeks, with mild GI adverse events reported by <10%.
BD Onclarity Added to ASCCP Guidelines: What It Means
Multitarget Stool DNA Testing Outperforms FIT/FOBT for Completed Follow-up Colonoscopy in CRC-Vulnerable Populations
DDW 2025. Follow-up colonoscopy after a positive stool-based test was superior among adults aged 45-49 and across diverse populations whose original test was mt-sDNA.
Tirzepatide Switch Outperforms Dulaglutide Dose Escalation in T2D: Daily Dose
Your daily dose of the clinical news you may have missed.
Marschall Runge, MD PhD, Shares Thoughts on the Trajectory of Measles in the US
Measles, declared eradicated in the US 25years ago, has infected 900 Americans and is responsible for 3 deaths of children younger than age 5. How did we get here?
Clinically Validated Blood Test Identifies Preeclampsia Risk Early in Pregnancy, New Study Shows
A simple RNA-based blood test can identify the risk of hypertensive disorders in pregnancy months before symptoms appear, researchers reported.
PAD Risk Amplifiers and Screening Strategies: A Talk with Foluso Fakorede, MD
ACP 2025: Dr Fakorede outlines PAD risk amplifiers, polyvascular disease connections, and when to screen using ABI, TBI, or exercise testing in high-risk patients.
AstraZeneca's Triple Inhaled Therapy Meets Primary Endpoints in Phase 3 Trials of Uncontrolled Asthma
The KALOS and LOGOS registration trials in patients with uncontrolled asthma compared the triple fixed dose BGF with dual combination therapy.
The Role of Extended HPV Genotyping In Managing High Risk Patients
Adolescent Hyperglycemia, Insulin Resistance Drive Early Cardiac Structural Changes, Novel Cohort Study Finds
Persistent hyperglycemia between ages 17 and 24 tripled the risk of left ventricular hypertrophy and did so 5 times faster among young women, a new study found.
"It Costs Too Much," Americans Say About Skipping Necessary Medical Care: Survey Findings
Affordability is pushing an increase in deferred care — even among the insured —and physicians are feeling the effects.
Dupilumab Approved for Uncontrolled Chronic Spontaneous Urticaria: Daily Dose
Peripheral Artery Disease in Primary Care: Expert Insights on Recognition & Risk Factors
ACP 2025: Foluso Fakorede, MD, discusses the importance of recognizing and screening for peripheral artery disease in primary care.
