Celiac disease appears to double the risk of hospitalization for COVID-19

Ped Dermatology Admissions Drop, But Disparities Remain

A national analysis finds pediatric dermatology hospitalizations have fallen sharply since 2012, but disparities by race, income, and insurance persist.

High Fracture Risk Persists in Kidney Transplant Recipients

A notable proportion of kidney transplant recipients experience fractures, with rates being unchanged over 20 years and a high imminent risk for subsequent fractures seen following a first fracture.

Recognizing and Managing Post-COVID Conditions in Older Adults

Recognizing and Managing Post-COVID Conditions in Older Adults

From Guidelines to Practice: Enhancing Biomarker Testing and Treatment Selection in NSCLC

From Guidelines to Practice: Enhancing Biomarker Testing and Treatment Selection in NSCLC

Bringing CAR T Closer to Home: Expert Insights on Clinical Practice Changes

Bringing CAR T Closer to Home: Expert Insights on Clinical Practice Changes

Navigating Shifting Paradigms and Evolving Treatment Landscapes for Complicated UTI

Navigating Shifting Paradigms and Evolving Treatment Landscapes for Complicated UTI

Global Insights for Local Impact: Optimizing Viral Hepatitis Diagnosis and Care in Vulnerable Communities

Global Insights for Local Impact: Optimizing Viral Hepatitis Diagnosis and Care in Vulnerable Communities

COVIDClinical.Care: A Resource Lab for Providers Around the Globe

COVIDClinical.Care: A Resource Lab for Providers Around the Globe

International Perspectives on Individualizing Care for Hospitalized Patients With COVID-19

International Perspectives on Individualizing Care for Hospitalized Patients With COVID-19

IV Iron Tied to Lower Mortality Risk in Anemics Battling Infection

Intravenous "iron is controversial in the setting of infection," says expert

SCCM: Society of Critical Care Medicine

Adding Precision Immunotherapy Improved Sepsis Outcomes

Mortality at 28 days was no different from patients who received standard care, however

Energy Drinks Blamed for Man's Severe High Blood Pressure, Stroke

Eliminating high-caffeine beverages may reverse some harms, case report suggests

Lab-Based Tool Identifies Febrile Infants With Invasive Bacterial Infections

PECARN rule showed high sensitivity, but low specificity in babies ages 28 days or younger

Anticoagulant Reversal Drug Pulled From U.S. Market

Andexanet alfa (Andexxa) was denied full FDA approval last year

Survival Is Possible With Resuscitation in Some Infants Born Alive at 21 Weeks

One-third made it to discharge, small case series shows