This article highlights the differences in the pathophysiology and diagnostic criteria for OA and RA, and also describes current and potentially new treatment options for these conditions.
A woman in her early 60s presented with chest pain and was miscategorized in the emergency department.
The symptoms of this common lung infection usually dissipate after a week, but some cases can become severe and require hospitalization.
Taking the pulse of neonatal screening for critical congenital heart disease.
Are dual-energy x ray absorptiometry scans safe for patients taking anti-seizure medication?
Can thyroid hormone replacement therapy affect bone density?
What considerations exist regarding the safety of using aripiprazole during pregnancy?
A patient has elevated creatine and fasciculations. Could an electrolyte imbalance be the cause?
Proactive disease prevention and health-promoting patient education is a hallmark in the venue of primary-care providers.
