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Low Thyrotropin and Increased FT3:FT4 Ratio Linked to Atrial Fibrillation
Depression, Obesity Associated With Chronic Hip Pain
Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass Associated With Fewer Complications in T2D
Linagliptin Noninferior to Glimepiride in Long-Term CV Outcome Study
Diabetes Duration, Poor Glycemic Control Associated With Intracerebral Hemorrhage
Suboptimal Triglyceride Levels Common Among US Adults
Assessing the BMD-Fracture Risk Relationship: A Meta-Regression Analysis
Larger Physician Bonus May Improve Care in Chronic Disease
Identifying Ways to Increase Trust in the Patient-Physician Relationship
Topline Data Announced for Selonsertib in Compensated Cirrhosis Due to NASH
Examining the Ethical Question of Using Workarounds for Undocumented Patients
DPP-4 Inhibition Potentially Reduces Atherogenesis in Some People Living With HIV
Risk for Fragility Fractures Increased With Type 2 Diabetes
Women Less Likely to Receive Perioperative Care for Hip Fracture Surgery
Johnson & Johnson to Provide Drug Prices in TV Ads
Predictors for Brand-Name vs Generic Thyroid Hormone Prescriptions
Assessing Risk for Invasive Oral Events in Women Treated With Denosumab
Vertebral Fracture Assessment Imaging May Predict Incident Fractures
World Health Organization: Five-Year Plan to Address 10 Biggest Global Health Threats
Latest Features
Menstruation and Migraine: Can We End the Cycle?
Researchers found that lower levels of estrogen during menstruation cause women to be more vulnerable to migraines than men.
Point: Dietary Supplements Can Mitigate Poor Diet, Improve Health
Although it is estimated that more than 166 million Americans use dietary supplements, many healthcare providers are unfamiliar with how these substances are regulated by the US Food and Drug Administration.
Counterpoint: Dietary Supplements Are Largely Unnecessary
In Part 2 of this feature pair, Erin D. Michos, MD, shares her thoughts on why dietary supplements are largely unnecessary.
In the Spotlight: How Racism Affects the Healthcare Workforce
Racism is embedded in all US institutions, including medicine — so what steps are being taken to improve the well-being of the healthcare workforce?
Cushing Syndrome in Pregnancy: When to Suspect and How to Treat
Despite the preponderance of CS in women of childbearing age and the likelihood of pregnancy triggering CS, the condition is often overlooked because of the overlap of pregnancy and hypercortisolism symptoms.
Improving Care for T2D in Patients With Severe Mental Illness: Expert Q&A
Despite the clear need for improved management of T2D in patients with SMI, there is scant evidence regarding effective treatment strategies for this group.
Latest Slideshows
The Best Diet for Managing and Preventing Diabetes
Making healthy food choices is key to managing diabetes. Here are the best diets your diabetic patients should consider.
How to Help Patients With Diabetes Stay Healthy Around the Holidays
This slideshow lists 5 practical tips to pass along to patients around the holiday season.
Endocrine Alterations in Patients With HIV
Individuals with HIV experience a range of endocrinopathies and metabolic disorders that result directly from the effects of HIV on endocrine function or arise secondary to interactions between endocrine organs and opportunistic infections, neoplasms, or antiretroviral therapy.
