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Cardiology
Prescribing a first-line antihypertensive medication is one of the most frequent clinical decisions made in primary care and
Rayan Salih · 8 min read
Innovation & Devices
Johnson & Johnson has broadened U.S. access to a new intraocular lens designed for patients having cataract surgery
Rayan Salih · 7 min read
Oncology
For healthcare providers managing cutaneous malignancies, Merkel Cell Carcinoma (MCC) has long represented one of the most formidable
Rayan Salih · 9 min read
Neurology
Recurrent ischemic stroke is one of the most devastating yet preventable medical problem.
Dr. Abu Bakar · 6 min read
Cardiology
Tricuspid regurgitation (TR) is a heart valve problem that is often underestimated, but it can seriously affect a
Dr. Abu Bakar · 10 min read
Cardiology
A recent transplant at an Arizona medical center became the state’s first to use a cutting edge “heart-in-a-box”
Dr. Abu Bakar · 7 min read
Women's Health
New rules will require baby food manufacturers to test each product batch for toxic heavy metals like lead,
Dr. Abu Bakar · 8 min read
Cardiology
As our clinical landscape shifts toward managing increasingly multi-morbid aging populations, the intersection of cardiovascular health and neurodegenerative
Rayan Salih · 8 min read
Oncology
For decades, the oncology landscape has viewed lifestyle modification as a pleasant, well-intentioned afterthought—a supportive measure for general
Rayan Salih · 10 min read
Innovation & Devices
Adagio Medical has submitted a regulatory application to the U.S.
Rayan Salih · 7 min read
Women's Health
The FDA has officially ordered the removal of Red Food Dye 3 (also called FD&C Red No.
Dr. Abu Bakar · 7 min read
Cardiology
Reflow Medical is pitching a different take on the coronary drug-eluting stent: a temporary, retrievable scaffold that delivers
Dr. Abu Bakar · 9 min read
Innovation & Devices
Noninvasive neuromodulation is moving out of the research niche into practical care pathways, and Neurovalens is trying to
Dr. Abu Bakar · 9 min read
Oncology
For decades, hematologists treating relapsed or refractory (R/R) acute myeloid leukemia (AML) and acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) have
Rayan Salih · 10 min read
Cardiology
Left ventricular systolic dysfunction is the heart problem behind many cases of heart failure, and it often develops
Dr. Abu Bakar · 7 min read
Oncology
For years, thoracic oncologists faced a frustrating therapeutic ceiling when treating non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) driven by
Rayan Salih · 10 min read
Oncology
In NSCLC there has been a therapeutic revolution in the management of patients with advanced stage disease, by
Rayan Salih · 10 min read
Cardiology
For decades, acute ischemic stroke management has been governed by a singular, unyielding paradigm: “Time is brain.
Rayan Salih · 10 min read
Endocrinology & Metabolism
For more than a century, the clinical paradigm for managing newly diagnosed Type 1 Diabetes (T1D) has been
Rayan Salih · 7 min read
Cardiology
Jupiter Endovascular has announced encouraging pivotal results for its investigational Vertex Pulmonary Embolectomy System in patients with acute,
Dr. Abu Bakar · 7 min read
Women's Health
Measles can become an infant emergency fast, because babies have the least protection when the virus starts moving
Dr. Abu Bakar · 9 min read
Cardiology
Carotid plaque imaging is changing carotid artery management because it lets clinicians study the plaque itself, not just
Dr. Abu Bakar · 8 min read
Neurology
The use of retinal markers for the early detection of biological changes in Alzheimer’s disease is becoming increasingly
Rayan Salih · 9 min read
Neurology
For generations of pediatricians, neonatologists, and pediatric neurologists, a diagnosis of Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) Type 1 carried
Rayan Salih · 8 min read