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High physical activity associated with lower psoriasis severity (opens the original)
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A high level of physical activity was associated with less severe psoriasis, according to a study published in the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology. These findings were consistent regardless of weight or lifestyle habits, the researchers reported. âWhen applying the fully adjusted multivariable logistic regression model, we suspected that strong confounders such as BMI or lifestyle habits such as smoking would attenuate the association,â Clara Sophie Bramsen Andersen, MD, a phy
âInvisible workâ: The cost of unseen tasks for women in medicine (opens the original)
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CHICAGO â For women physicians, the workday often extends beyond the clinic, with unseen tasks at work and home adding to the demands of practicing medicine, according to a presenter at the Women in Medicine Summit. These unseen tasks, which range from additional professional expectations, such as mentoring and responding to patient messages, to family responsibilities, such as coordinating care for children and running a household, are known as âinvisible work,â and may be impacting women
Distress over chemotherapy hair loss more common for young, Black women (opens the original)
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Black women with breast cancer were more likely to experience distress from chemotherapy-induced hair loss at younger ages compared with older women, according to a pilot study published in the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology. âChemotherapy-induced alopecia affects the majority of patients receiving chemotherapy and is consistently reported as one of the most distressing treatment-related side effects,â Ananya Eeraveni, BS, a medical student at the University of Chicago Pritzk
âMore inclusive researchâ needed to reduce Black hair health disparities (opens the original)
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Biological, clinical and social determinants contribute to disproportionate hair health disorders and healthcare barriers among people of African descent, according to a study. According to Lenique K. Huggins, BS, a medical student at the Yale School of Medicine and a co-author of the study, hair health disparities among people of African descent arise from a combination of interconnected factors in the workplace, the clinic and everyday life. âFor example, hair discrimination can create press
FDA warns of serious reactions with Kybella for dissolving fat under chin (opens the original)
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The FDA approved an additional warning in labeling, stating Kybella injection may cause neuromuscular and other serious adverse events with unapproved use, according to a drug safety communication from the agency. In a review of FDA Adverse Event Reporting System reports and medical literature, the agency determined adverse events may occur when Kybella (deoxycholic acid; Allergan Aesthetics, an AbbVie company) is administered outside of the submental fat region, also known as the double chin ar
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