Samara Rosenfeld

Physical therapy for knee osteoarthritis improves pain scores and physical function.

How AI and interoperability affect the spread and treatment of COVID-19.

It is necessary to identify and find ways to treat bacterial vaginosis to reduce its occurrence.

Doses of secukinumab are clinically safe and beneficial for long-term treatment of psoriatic arthritis.

Clinicians must implement practices to prevent the spread of COVID-19 between children and adults.

Using the app improved sleep hygiene and outcomes for patients with insomnia.

The findings can lead to individuals being more informed about the transmission of COVID-19, potentially reducing the number of cases.

A panel of experts recommend how ICU workers should treat patients with COVID-19.

Investigators grapple with the viability of using chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine to stop the spread of COVID-19.

Individuals are encouraged to continuing donating blood despite the COVID-19 pandemic.

Study findings show the treatment is safe and effective at stopping bleeding episodes in patients with hemophilia A or B.

The findings can lead to more education on the risk of thyroid immune-related adverse event.

An analysis shows that patients find desiccated thyroid extract to be more effective and improve patient outcomes better than other therapies.

African American and Hispanic patients use devices for type 1 diabetes less than Caucasian patients.

Appropriate monitoring and treatment of hypothyroidism is needed for individuals who work long hours.

Treating thyrotropin changes associated with aging adaptation could adversely alter key homeostatic compensations.

Patients with fractures closer to the center of the body had a 1.5- to four-fold greater risk of death over 2 years of follow-up.

The location of a broken bone can significantly impact the long-term health outcomes of older individuals, according to the new research findings to be presented at the Endocrine Society (ENDO) 2020 Annual Scientific Sessions.

An AI tool identified a near five-fold higher amount of potential fractures than the manual method.

David Karp, MD, PhD, president-elect of ACR discusses what an appropriate hydroxychloroquine trial would look like, alternate treatment options, and how rheumatology experts should approach their patients during this time.

There is an increasing demand for a therapy that usually faces shortages. ACR provides suggestions for how to approach this and other issues related to hydroxychloroquine and COVID-19.

An expert breaks down potential treatments for COVID-19 and the therapies that have failed.

Rheumatology patients are more susceptible to infections, making self-quarantining extremely important for this population.

The reduction is likely due to the recognition of the opioid crisis and educational guidelines at various levels.

Screening for hypothyroidism should be considered for patients with alkaptonuria, according to recent study findings.

Patients treated at verified level I trauma centers are more likely to receive 5-6 evidence-based practices.

Geeta Nayyar, MD, MBA, discusses how hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine affect patients with arthritis and how it differs for those with coronavirus.

The device may allow for more natural motion and increased wrist durability over traditional implants.

Patients with alkaptonuria have a higher prevalence of primary hypothyroidism.

Additional research can help better understand the risks and benefits of cannabinoids for the treatment of acute pain.