After HCV Cure, Who Still Needs HCC Surveillance?
In this study, researchers used national data from the Veterans [...]
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After HCV Cure, Who Still Needs HCC Surveillance?
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In this study, researchers used national data from the Veterans Health Administration (VHA) to study new cases of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) after direct-acting antiviral (DAA) […]
Early-Life Microbiome Disruptions and Inflammatory Bowel Disease Risk
The early-life period is critical for the establishment of the [...]
Strategies for Alzheimer’s Disease Care: Managing Behavioral Changes, Reducing Stress for Patients and Caregivers
Authors of an article looked at the unique challenges in [...]
The Link Between Atopic Dermatitis and Food Allergy: Insights and Prevention Strategies
In a review, researchers explored the intricate relationship between atopic [...]
What Factors Prevent Advanced Care Planning for Parents of Pediatric Patients?
A study identified barriers that prevent parents with seriously ill [...]
Sickle Cell Treatment in Halted Trial Not Linked to Blood Cancer
Last month, a trial of a gene therapy for sickle [...]
Elliott Haut, MD, on VTE, COVID-19 Impact, and More
https://youtube.com/watch?v=7YOrxreQSDI&enablejsapi=1&feature=oembed&wmode=opaque&vq=hd720 Elliot R. Haut, MD, talks with DocWire News [...]
MRI Often Underestimates the Size of Tumors in Prostate Cancer
A new study shows that magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) often [...]
Childhood Body Size Associated with CAD and Diabetes Risk Later in Life
Having a large body size during childhood is linked with [...]
COVID-19 Update: CDC Now Says Coronavirus is Airborne; Gates Says Pandemic End is “Best Case” 2022; and More
World News: On Monday, September 21, here are the latest [...]