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June 20, 2014 Articles
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- 3-D quantitative coronary angiography reliably identifies occult severe lesions
- Benvenue Medical secures $64 million in financing
- Brain responses to hypoglycemia raise questions regarding recovery
- CDC lab staff potentially exposed to anthrax
- CDC: West Nile most common arboviral disease in 2013
- Ceterix Orthopaedics finalizes financing, new patent acquisitions
- Data lack support for retinal exams in youth with diabetes
- EMA investigates CV safety of ibuprofen
- Empagliflozin safe, effective treatment for type 2 diabetes
- FDA approves tedizolid for ABSSSIs
- FDA updates warning requirements for VTE on testosterone products
- IDSA publishes guidelines for diagnosis, treatment of SSTIs
- Infrared thermography a reliable method for infantile hemangioma assessment
- Micra leadless pacemaker successfully implanted in first four patients
- Monitoring adalimumab levels predicted remission after dose optimization in IBD patients
- NAFLD increased hypertension risk among Korean men
- NIH task force proposes new chronic back pain research standards
- Patients showed improved liver histology with reductions in K18 serum levels
- Perceived treatment control reduced anxiety in radiation therapy patients
- Peripheral vascular intervention effective in women with lower extremity PAD
- Perspective focuses on ‘treatment trap’ in evaluation for allergies
- Ponatinib shows promise for advanced gastrointestinal stromal tumors
- Regulations make studies in pediatric type 2 diabetes treatments ‘virtually impossible’
- Study finds important differences in hospitalization rates among racial and ethnic groups on dialysis
- Ten major studies, announcements of technological advances in arrhythmia treatment
- TNF-a antagonists not associated with increased cancer risk in IBD patients
- Toxocara species positivity associated with asthma
- Type A behavior a risk factor for open-angle glaucoma
- Weight management linked to better postpartum glycemic control
- Working toward reduced overuse of antibiotics in the outpatient setting