Sexual Harassment at Work
A nurse in a VA facility files a complaint against a clinician, which ends with a criminal conviction.
Diagnosis & Disease Information
Wilms tumor in a child
A 2-year-old boy was having worsening daily episodes of explosive diarrhea. He had no fevers, and his appetite and diet were unchanged.
A man with sneezing fits
There was no warning, he had no allergies, and they were not associated with any cold symptoms or other conditions.
Relief for orthostatic hypotension
Patients on particular medications, or with certain underlying medical conditions, may experience orthostatic hypotension when arising from bed or a chair.
Neck and chest pain in a student
A PA reflects on a time when a patient complained of left-sided neck pain and was diagnosed with a 12-cm mass.
Managing acute UTIs in postmenopausal women
UTIs present clinically as dysuria, with symptoms of frequent and urgent urination secondary to irritation of the urethral and bladder mucosa.
New long-acting bronchodilator use linked to CV risk in COPD patients
Use of long-acting bronchodilators is linked to cardiovascular risks in patients with COPD.
Long-acting reversible contraceptives: a review
Because of the high number of unintended pregnancies and the effectiveness of LARCs, they should be a first-line contraceptive option for most women.
Ibuprofen use may compromise reproductive health in men
Increased ibuprofen administration elevates LH and decreases testosterone to LH and inhibin B to FSH ratios in young adult men.
Mild cognitive impairment: a practice guideline update
The American Academy of Neurology has released updated guideline recommendations for mild cognitive impairment.
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