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In the last few months, the FDA has approved almost a dozen medications for a variety of primary care disorders.
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A small study highlights a big point: manage risk factors that affect the atrial fibrillation substrate and ablation therapy success rates improve (ARREST-AF Cohort Study).
The antiviral future holds great promise for people living with HIV: better-tolerated, less toxic, drugs are about to come to market, and we are about to see the introduction of drugs from 1 or 2 new classes.
Here is compelling reason why every MD needs to test his or her patients for HCV, and get them into therapy as soon as possible.
What is your command of the components of this risk prediction tool for patients with atrial fibrillation? Find out with our 4-question quiz.
Here’s a look at how emergency room experiences affect linkage to care and retention in care among patients with HIV.
Here: an update on progress and challenges in HIV eradication, and a focus on the efforts of the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief.
Parental fears and misinformation about vaccines can be overcome, says this expert. Here are some suggestions.
A small study highlights a big point: manage risk factors that affect the atrial fibrillation substrate and ablation therapy success rates improve (ARREST-AF Cohort Study).
Better understanding of migraine causes and related issues could result in enhanced patient care and prevention, but clinicians face some serious challenges—here are 5.
In the last few months, the FDA has approved a number of drugs for a variety of primary care disorders. Here's a look at 11 of the newest.
When parents play out worst case scenarios in protest against routine vaccination, maybe one or two of these 6 options for response will come in handy.
