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What's new in hepatology: Triple therapy for hepatitis C
Christin Giordano, MPAS, PA-C
February 23, 2012
Combining one of two newly approved oral agents with traditional medications offers hepatitis C patients better outcomes with shorter therapy.
What's new in lung cancer: Screening, staging, targeted therapies
Michele Taffaro-Neskey, PA-C
December 09, 2011
Chemotherapy damages both normal cells and tumor cells, but newer agents target specific biomarkers to inhibit cancer growth and progression.
What's new in emergency medicine : The utility of bedside ultrasonography
Clare Scott, PA-C
October 20, 2011
Bedside ultrasonography has advanced the practice of emergency medicine, allowing physicians to establish prompt diagnoses and even improve patient outcomes.
What's new in multiple sclerosis treatment: First oral drug, new antibody therapies
Teresa Frohman, PA-C
, Megan Orchard, PA-C; Paula Hardeman, PA-C; Daniel L. O’Donoghue, PA-C, PhD August 18, 2011
A number of revolutionary new treatments for multiple sclerosis—including the first oral treatment, antibody therapies, and agents that may be able to regulate immune function—are currently being developed.
What's new in Alzheimer disease: Biomarkers and gene mutations as aids for detecting AD early
John K. Grandy, MS, RPA-C
June 16, 2011
New discoveries in neurogenetics and proteinopathies may allow Alzheimer disease to be detected in patients even before symptoms manifest.
What's new in sexual health: CDC proposes new guidelines for the treatment of STDs
Patricia Jennings, DrPH
, Laura Bachmann, MD, MPH April 19, 2011
The authors review the recent changes made in December 2010 to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines for sexually transmitted diseases.
What's new in atrial fibrillation: Is dronedarone more effective than amiodarone?
Reamer L. Bushardt, PharmD, PA-C
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Kelly W. Jones, PharmD, BCPS
February 17, 2011
The authors compare the risks and benefits of two drugs used to treat patients with atrial fibrillation.
What's new in fracture prevention: New osteoporosis drug improves patient adherence
Kelly W. Jones, PharmD, BCPS
, Reamer Bushardt, PharmD, PA-C December 20, 2010
Denosumab is the latest monoclonal antibody used to help prevent fractures and provides a number of new benefits.
What's new in minimally invasive surgery: Robotic technology speeds recovery and improves outcomes
Alexandra Godfrey, MS, PA-C
October 21, 2010
A new robotic surgery technique offering surgeons greater flexibility and precision decreases the patient's recovery time and risk of complications.
What's new in plastic surgery
Allison Hanley, MHS, PA
August 19, 2010
Juvéderm, a new hyaluronic acid dermal filler with a smooth consistency and improved longevity, reduces wrinkles and folds.
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