Insights

SGLT2 inhibitors show potential for managing glycemic control in Prader-Willi Syndrome, but clinicians must be vigilant about the risk of renal complications. This necessitates careful patient selection and close monitoring of kidney function throughout tre...

Delayed aortic dissection following TAVI remains a rare, but devastating, complication. The question is whether balloon-expandable valves present a unique biomechanical risk compared to self-expanding alternatives.

A recent case report highlights a rare instance of anaphylaxis to dextromethorphan (DXM), a common over-the-counter cough suppressant. This raises concerns about the adequacy of current pharmacovigilance systems for OTC medications and the potential for und...

Patients with musculoskeletal disorders often face fragmented care when they have additional health conditions, leading to poorer outcomes. Integrated care models are needed to address the complex needs of these patients and reduce systemic inefficiencies.

Adults struggling with anxiety disorders need effective psychosocial interventions, but a new evidence map reveals significant research gaps. This calls for strategically targeted research to improve the evidence base and refine clinical guidelines.

Smoking's impact extends beyond the lungs and heart, with a new study projecting a significant rise in smoking-related cataracts by 2050. This surge threatens to strain healthcare systems, especially in low-income countries, demanding proactive intervention.

Guideline adherence in head trauma is crucial, but this case highlights the dangers of reflexively applying rules. A patient with a contrecoup injury slipped through the cracks of standard protocols, underscoring the need for clinical judgment.

Widespread deficits in nurses' genetics knowledge pose a tangible threat to the safe and equitable implementation of precision medicine. Without targeted interventions, the promise of genomics may widen existing disparities in healthcare access and outcomes.

Acne recurrence remains a frustrating challenge for both patients and dermatologists, impacting quality of life. This study attempts to identify key risk factors and develop a predictive model to mitigate this issue.

Outcomes for patients with inborn errors of immunity (IEI) have improved dramatically over the last 30 years, largely due to earlier diagnosis and advances in targeted therapies. However, significant disparities persist, highlighting the need for continued ...