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Study Provides Novel Insight on OUD Diagnosis Factors in Opioid-Naive Patients
May 19th 2022Presence of chronic liver disease, prior use of gabapentin and being discharged to a long-term hospital or rehabilitation center are among some of the factors associated with a new opioid use disorder diagnosis.
Study Identifies Pathogenic Cell States, Transcriptional Programs Specific to Asthma
May 18th 2022In particular, airway epithelial cells (AEC) in allergic asthmatic (AA) were shown to upregulate mucus metaplasia, matrix-remodeling, and glycolytic programs while failing to upregulate antioxidant genes.
Julie J Paik, MD, MHS: Inflammatory Myopathy in Systemic Rheumatic Diseases
Julie J Paik, MD, MHS, discusses the clinicoserological spectrum of inflammatory myopathy in the context of rheumatic diseases and how autoantibody profiles can help predict myositis phenotype and disease course.
Phase 3 Data Show Isatuximab Offers Progression Free Survival for Multiple Myeloma
May 17th 2022Isatuximab in combination with carfilzomib and dexamethasone (Kd) demonstrate the longest median progression free survival (mPFS) on a proteasome inhibitor backbone in multiple myeloma patients who relapsed after a prior therapy, including lenalidomide.
Edward Chen, MD: Amassing Data on Sarcoidosis Prevalence in Rural and Suburban Areas in the US
May 17th 2022With this new decade-long cohort, Dr. Chen notes that researchers are "one step closer to a more accurate view of what sarcoidosis may be like in the United States", with has been suggested to be more prominent in African American communities.
New Study Supports the Reliability SCD Patient-Reports of VOC-Related Pain Crises
May 17th 2022Investigators who say that assessing vaso-occlusive crises solely through medical utilization doesn’t provide a full picture of the SCD experience because many VOCs are managed from home, are now backed by research.
Nijira Lucia Lugogo, MD: Effectively Monitoring SABA Use with Digital Inhaler Technology
May 16th 2022Dr. Lugogo explains how the ProAir Digihaler was used to accurately monitor SABA use in patients with asthma -many of whom were overusing their medication- which could allow clinicians to make appropriate changes to treatment.