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10 Questions: Jenny Jaque, MD

Ob/gyn focuses on women's health issues inside and outside of the clinic.

10 Things ICUs Must Do Better

Compassion tops the list by former Society of Critical Care Medicine president.

CRC Regimens Give Survival Bump in Second Line

Ramucirumab trial meets primary endpoint; famitinib offers respectable disease control rate.

5 Steps in Talking With Patients About Alternative Medicine

Ask, explain, respect, collaborate, compromise.

Onglyza OK in Renal Patients

No increase in cardiovascular events seen in renally impaired SAVOR patients.

More Drugs, Better Survival in Metastatic Colon Cancer

Addition of oxaliplatin to FOLFIRI and bevacizumab doubled 5-year survival.

Forcing Teen to Have Chemo Not Troubling to Ethicists

She shouldn't be allowed to say no when the benefits are so clear-cut, they say.

FDA Advisers Unimpressed by Nocdurna

Another setback for nocturia indication

The Five Best Apps for Echocardiography

Echocardiography is a frequently used tool in the evaluation of a wide range of cardiac diseases.

'Generic' Colchicine to Hit Market

May provide some price relief for gout patients.

EKG Abnormalities Common in SLE

About one in three SLE patients affected.

CardioBuzz: Why Patients Don鈥檛 Take Heart Meds

Faced with patients' instinctive aversion to pills, even after MI, what's a cardiologist to do?

Ebola Diary: On the Ground in Sierra Leone, Part 5

Last installment in a CDC fellow's account of her experiences tracking the spread of the Ebola virus in West Africa.

Reclast May Protect Bone by Reversing Marrow Fat

Early zoledronic acid reverses bone marrow adipogenesis during estrogen deficiency.

Diclegis: Drug Makes 30-Year Comeback

Class A morning sickness medication gains FDA approval after decades of being misunderstood.

Meniscus Lesions Tied to Neuropathic Pain in Knee OA

Meniscal extrusion on MRI significantly associated with increasing pain scores in knee osteoarthritis.

Early and Late Mortality Spikes in Giant Cell Arteritis

Danish study reveals 10-year survival patterns.

Do You Hear the (Heart) Beat of These Dancing Feet?

If you thought electrophysiologists are boring, think again. Ditto Icelanders.

Gut Hormone May Up Dehydration Risk in T2D

Endogenous glucagon-like peptide-1 appears to inhibit fluid intake.

Separating Spondyloarthritis From Back Pain Still Problematic

Spinal MRI criteria don't help differentiate SpA from nonspecific pain.

Make the Diagnosis: Back Lesion Worries Derm's Wife

A middle-aged couple comes into your office. The wife is concerned about a strange looking growth on her husbands upper back that she feels has been stable for the past two years. She tells you that her husband is a dermatologist, but rarely uses sunscreen despite all the advice he gives his patients. The husband tells you that he would like to be a back model again someday if you could just get rid of this growth. What's your diagnosis?

JIA Parents Lose Significant Work Time

More missed work in the year before and after a child's diagnosis of juvenile rheumatoid arthritis.

FDA Launches Compounding Advisory Committee

The 14 committee members come from a variety of disciplines.

Antibodies Predict Scleroderma Renal Crisis

Antibody test aids assessing risk for this potentially lethal complication.

The Best Family Medicine Apps Physicians Should Download

Dr. Douglas Maurer, one of our family medicine physician writers at iMedicalApps, has created a great list of apps that are essential for family medicine physicians to download.

Painful Hands, Hurting Hearts?

Symptomatic hand osteoarthritis was linked with coronary heart disease.

Is an Expensive New Antibiotic Worth the Cost?

Once-weekly dalbavancin might reduce admissions, but it introduces new concerns.

Is Sugar, Not Salt, High BP Culprit?

Review suggests sugar plays a larger role than salt in hypertension.

Cannabis for Child Seizures: Popular, But Is It Effective?

Thus far, only parent reports and open-label trials for support.

Tx Adherence High Among Mentally Ill Vets on Methadone

Methadone treatment may have ancillary benefits.

Opioid Linked to Low Blood Sugar

Tramadol was associated with an increased risk of hospitalization for hypoglycemia.

AstraZeneca's Move to Protect Nexium Market Ruled Legal

"Pay to delay" strategy upheld by court.

Drugmaker: Aptiom Monotherapy Cuts Seizures

Study supports FDA filing for expanded indication.

Benefits Pile Up for Epilepsy Surgery

When surgery is an option, studies suggest it's usually the best one.

Scoring System for Lung Cancer Screening Debuts

Radiologists to get tools for grading suspicious lesions.

Women, Blacks at Greater Risk for Bunions

Subgroups most likely to develop hallux valgus confirmed in major study.

10 Ways Primary Care Practices Can Improve Care

High quality care and cost-cutting aren't mutually exclusive.

Knee Surgery Linked to Higher OA Risk

Can meniscus repairs actually worsen joint damage?

Duplication Error May Make Giants

Novel mutation may underlie some cases of gigantism.

Three Less Expensive UpToDate Alternatives

Recently at iMedicalApps, we received a few requests from a mixture of physicians and medical librarians asking us to look into alternatives to UpToDate. The requesters wanted to know if there were legitimate alternatives, and if the alternatives were less expensive.

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