Personalized Medicine

NEW YORK — In this video, C. Buddy Creech, MD, MPH, says pediatrics will see an “explosion” in personalized medicine over the next 10 years for diagnosing and treating infectious and rheumatologic diseases and autoinflammatory conditions.

Use of AI in medicine is growing quickly. Clinicians are eager to learn what the technology can do, and speakers at meetings across specialties are envisioning its effects — good and bad — in practice management and patient care.

A novel therapeutic approach stimulated new and existing T-cell responses among patients with melanoma or non-small cell lung cancer, according to results of a phase 1 trial.

Healio spoke to Ashley Haggerty, MD, a board certified, fellowship-trained gynecologic oncologist at Hackensack Meridian Medical Group about better patient education in endometrial cancer patients.

There are many unique challenges in the current physician work environment. A broad view suggests physicians are living in a time when the collective human spirit is at an unprecedented all-time low for modern times.

BOSTON — In this Healio video exclusive, Anne L. Peters, MD, delineates how the diagnosis of diabetes is heterogeneous and requires clinicians to “individualize our assessment of patients, and therefore our treatment of patients.”

The idea of a clinician making house calls may seem like a quaint one, but research suggests home-based care could offer advantages to expand capacity, reduce costs and individually tailor treatment in novel ways for cardiology.

New patients with rheumatoid arthritis are more likely to consider impact on physical function and the potential for adverse events when choosing therapy options, according to data published in BMC Rheumatology.