Findings underscore that age is an important risk factor for the severity of COVID-19.
Study highlights how the history of America’s mass incarceration may be contributing to increased violence in the communities that are hardest hit by incarceration.
Much-needed pharmacologic interventions is paramount to better understand the complex modulators of the disease.
The research by Elizabeth Pearce, MD, MSc, and Cheng Han, MD, was presented at ENDO 2024, the Endocrine Society’s annual meeting.
These findings appear online in JAMA Network Open.
The rising second-year medical student won third place for her poster search, “Visual Proficiency in Medicine: A Rubric-Based Educational Video for Physician-Patient Communication.”
Research has immediate implications for treatment.
Better curriculum content, including faculty training, still needed.
The five-year study will test whether Recovering from IPV through Strengths and Empowerment (RISE) is better for improving self-efficacy and mental health symptoms, among patients with past-year IPV at VA healthcare facilities.
First study to compare TB infection and TB disease progression rates in a prospective manner.