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Age Affects Dupilumabâs Quality-of-Life Benefits in Kids (opens the original)
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For the youngest children with atopic dermatitis (AD), dupilumab improves eczema severity but does not improve quality of life as much as for older children, according to a recent study published in JAMA Dermatology. Overall, patients aged 6 months to 16 years experienced less pain and urge to itch over 3 years of treatment. However, patients aged 6 years or older showed the greatest improvement in quality of life, while younger children were more likely to discontinue treatment. “Younger childr
More Breast Milk in Infant Diet Aids Maternal Heart Health (opens the original)
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Women with prior gestational diabetes who fed their newborns at least 80% breast milk had more favorable lipid profiles and cardiometabolic markers in the first 3 months following birth, according to a recent study published in JAMA Network Open. The women had reduced odds of hypertriglyceridemia than women who breastfeed with less intensity in the first 3 months after delivery, indicating a dose-response relationship between breastfeeding and postpartum lipids. “Women with prior gestational dia
Preparing Pregnant Patients for Postpartum Mental Care (opens the original)
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Automatically scheduling postpartum primary care checkups for pregnant patients with anxiety or depression significantly boosts the mental health support they receive, according to a recent study published in JAMA Network Open. While clinical guidelines encourage continuous mental health screening and care throughout the entire postpartum year, most women struggle to reestablish primary care during the critical transition period after frequent ob/gyn visits end. “My co-primary investigator on th
Has Point-of-Care Ultrasound Become the Stethoscope? (opens the original)
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When a patient complained to Mark Deutchman, MD, of pain in their upper right abdomen, he pulled out his trusty point-of-care ultrasound device. With dozens of possible causes, Deutchman spent a few minutes passing the wand over the patient’s stomach, finally hovering under the liver. Several gallstones appeared. He referred the man to a surgeon, avoiding bloodwork, results wait time, and a referral to radiology for imaging. “It decreases the diagnosis to essentially when the patient’s right in
Breast Density Laws Fall Short Raising Additional Screening (opens the original)
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Even in states that require notification of dense breasts after mammography or insurance coverage for additional screening, ultrasound and magnetic reconnaissance imaging rates remain low, according to a recent study in JAMA Network Open. Laws mandating insurance companies cover recommended additional screening vary by state but national legislation requiring notification of dense breasts after mammography took effect in 2024. “Obviously, having legislation and access hardcoded in is good, but i
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