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Liver disease incidences from bimekizumab low among patients with psoriasis
Hepatic adverse events with bimekizumab were low and consistent through 2 years of treatment among patients with moderate to severe psoriasis, according to a study.
Alcohol Awareness Month: Right time to start ‘shaping youth’s attitudes’ on drinking
April is Alcohol Awareness Month, an annual campaign intended to boost awareness of the heavy burden that alcohol misuse places on affected individuals and their families, as well as its adverse impact on their health and society.
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Framework identifies yearly screening candidates at high risk for pancreatic cancer
A consortium recommended classifying people with a high risk for pancreatic cancer into subtypes based on family history and germline variants, according to findings published in Journal of the National Comprehensive Cancer Network.
Am I allowed to be quiet? Looking through the lens of an introvert in medicine
Ever since my third-year clinical rotations in medical school, I can usually predict what will be written about me in my evaluations before seeing them.
‘Efficacy will lead’ as first-line JAK inhibitor use picks up in moderate to severe UC
Despite a class-wide black box warning for prescribing in the early setting, 31% of providers reported positioning Janus kinase inhibitors as first-line treatment among patients with severe ulcerative colitis, according to survey results.
Nearly 60 million individuals aged 45 to 85 years are eligible for CRC screening in the US
Researchers estimated that nearly 60 million individuals aged 45 to 85 years are at average-risk for colorectal cancer and eligible for screening in the U.S., according to cross-sectional study data in JAMA Network Open.
Instant messaging-based intervention reduces alcohol use among at-risk college students
An alcohol brief intervention, along with mobile-based instant messaging, reduced alcohol use and intention to drink among college students, according to a study published in JAMA Internal Medicine.
Durvalumab regimen improves 3-year survival in advanced biliary tract cancers
The addition of durvalumab to chemotherapy doubled 3-year survival among patients with advanced biliary tract cancers, according to data released by the agent’s manufacturer.
CRC rarely found in older adults at surveillance colonoscopy regardless of polyp history
Detection of colorectal cancer was “rare” at surveillance colonoscopy among patients aged 70 to 85 years, and although detection of advanced neoplasia was higher, overall yields did not increase significantly with age, researchers reported.
VIDEO: Concerns linger for interchangeable biosimilar switch ‘without prescriber knowing’
In a Healio video exclusive, Edward V. Loftus Jr., MD, noted that although some concerns remain for switching patients between interchangeable biosimilars, data has continued to show acceptable outcomes as well as “increased access.”
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