Peripheral Artery Disease in Primary Care: Expert Insights on Recognition & Risk Factors
May 01, 2025

ACP 2025: Foluso Fakorede, MD, discusses the importance of recognizing and screening for peripheral artery disease in primary care.

New Data on Dupilumab Reinforces Its Impact on Chronic Respiratory Diseases
May 01, 2025

New clinical trial findings to be presented at ATS 2025 highlights the effectiveness of dupilumab in treating COPD and asthma.

FDA Approves STS101 (Dihydroergotamine) Nasal Powder for Acute Treatment of Migraine
May 01, 2025

The only approved DHE nasal powder addresses persistent limitations of existing DHE formulations, including liquid nasal sprays and injectables, Satsuma stated.

Millions of US Adults Have Multiple Forms of Eczema, Study Finds
May 01, 2025

Nearly 1 in 10 US adults have eczema, with 18% experiencing multiple eczema conditions, researchers from the National Eczema Association reported.

Mepolizumab Reduces AER in COPD Leading to Emergency Care by 35%: MATINEE Findings Published in NEJM
May 01, 2025

Mepolizumab also cut annualized exacerbation rates by 21% across the full study cohort and by 31% in a subgroup of participants with chronic bronchitis only.

Burden of Moderate to Severe Atopic Dermatitis Weighs Heavily on Children and Adolescents: Real-World Analysis
May 01, 2025

The burden of disease was particularly pronounced among adolescents, including significantly greater impact on quality of life and psychosocial interaction.

Low-Dose Colchicine Shrinks Plaque Volume in CAD: Daily Dose
May 01, 2025

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Perceived Stress Tied to Worsened Respiratory Outcomes, Decreased QoL in Adults with COPD
April 30, 2025

Researchers reported higher levels of perceived stress were associated with worse respiratory outcomes, particularly among individuals with severe COPD.

Signs of Alzheimer Disease vs Age-Related Changes
April 30, 2025

Occasional trouble finding a word reflects typical age-related brain changes; the changes that cause a person to refer to a watch as a "hand clock" are not the same.

The Toll of Atopic Dermatitis is More than Skin Deep: Q & A with Harvard Child Psychologist Jennifer LeBovidge, PhD
April 30, 2025

Awareness of the psychological burden of eczema is improving, LeBovidge says, but if clinicians don't address mental health, patients and families will suffer in silence.