Serlopitant Found to Be Safe, Effective for Chronic Pruritus
Findings show a dose-dependent response in decrease in itchiness
Black Men More Likely to Die From Firearm Homicide
However, white men at higher risk for firearm suicide in all states
Evening Preference Linked to Higher BMI in Type 2 Diabetes
Breakfast time mediates the association between morning-evening preference and BMI
American College of Physicians, April 19-21
The American College of Physicians: Internal Medicine Meeting The annual meeting of the American College of Physicians (ACP) was held from April 19...
Exercise Intervention Doesn’t Improve Walking Ability in PAD
Smaller mean change from baseline to follow-up in 6-minute walking distance with exercise intervention
Age- and Weight-Based Screening Identifies Half With Prediabetes
Expanded screening criteria based on risk factors improve detection for minorities
Birch Pollen-Related Foods Can Trigger Dermatitis Reactions
Intake may lead to aggravation of symptoms in patients with atopic dermatitis, birch pollen allergy
Cancer Screening More Likely After a Previous False Positive
Findings for both men and women with a false-positive prostate or breast cancer test result
Too Few Adults Taking Epilepsy Meds Have Seizure Control
Ninety percent of those with active epilepsy take meds; 44 percent of those report seizure control
Controlling High Blood Pressure Could Prevent Dementia
Findings based on use of commonly available antihypertensive meds in older African-Americans
