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Medical practices that offer stem cell treatments need more than clinical expertise to connect with the right patients. Since people may be concerned about safety, cost, outcomes, and available treatment options, they often research these services carefully. A well-defined marketing plan gives practices a clear, responsible way to describe what they offer. Its purpose is […]

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You may not notice small differences in tooth color until one tooth suddenly seems darker than the rest. It might look grey, brown, yellow, or simply a few shades duller than the teeth beside it. Sometimes the change develops slowly, while in other cases it becomes noticeable after an injury or dental problem. A single […]

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Franklin, Tennessee, has many retail complexes, offices, restaurants, sidewalks, and residential zones where people move while being exposed to various dangers. The injuries incurred as a consequence of falling down because of an unnoticed hazard can greatly affect the physical condition of a person, their independence, their financial situation, and their ability to earn a […]

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Any cancer diagnosis immediately generates several vital questions: What is the state of the disease? What kind of treatment exists? How to proceed? Many people look for answers to these questions online. Working through this information amid emotions caused by the diagnosis puts additional pressure on people during this difficult period. Having access to credible […]

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In this video, Adam Friedman, MD, FAAD, highlighted possible drivers of infection and uncontrolled disease in atopic dermatitis, including immune dysregulation and a lack of microbial dysbiosis.
“We’ve seen that dysbiosis decreased diversity actually precedes an atopic dermatitis flare so this dysbiosis doesn’t only contribute to the risk for infection, but it also can lead to worsening and persistent uncontrolled disease when it comes to atopic dermatitis,” said Friedman, professor and chair of the department of dermatology at George Washington University School of Medicine and Health

In this video, Adam Friedman, MD, FAAD, spoke with Healio about how uncontrolled atopic dermatitis can lead to direct or indirect comorbidities like sleep deprivation.
Friedman, professor and chair of the department of dermatology at George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences and Healio Dermatology Peer Perspective Board Member, explained that if a patient is unable to sleep due to persistent itching, that can affect mood, cognition and their ability to be present at school or work.
“The consequence of uncontrolled disease has a ripple effect well beyond even

In this video, Adam Friedman, MD, FAAD, encouraged physicians to think of atopic dermatitis as more than just a disease of the skin, but one with several comorbidities.
Friedman, professor and chair of the department of dermatology at George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences and Healio Dermatology Peer Perspective Board Member, noted that beyond visible manifestations of the disease, atopic dermatitis can heavily impact a patient’s quality of life.
“We have to think about secondary and tertiary comorbidities, for example, skin and systemic infections, impact on

On Thursday, HHS announced the appointments of eight new members to the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, reshaping the group responsible for developing evidence-based recommendations on preventive services.
“Prevention is one of our most powerful tools for confronting chronic disease. The Preventive Services Task Force’s recommendations influence preventive care across America, and Americans deserve recommendations grounded in rigorous, objective science,” HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said in a press release. “We are strengthening the task force to ensure it asks hard questions,

A 37-year-old man presented as a polytrauma after a motor vehicle accident with multiple injuries to the sternum, bilateral rib fractures, pneumothorax, pelvic fractures, left foot fractures and bilateral upper extremity fractures.
Upon presentation, the patient was found to have a Glasgow Coma Scale of 7 while in hemorrhagic shock, requiring multiple units of packed red blood cells. On initial evaluation, the patient was found to be neurovascularly intact to the left upper extremity. Review of left elbow radiographs showed a proximal transolecranon fracture with subsequent radial head

An audit reanalyzing a 2025 meta-analysis from the Unified Periprosthetic Joint Infection Definition Task Force found synovial fluid white blood cell count and polymorphonuclear percentage to be “poor” standalone rule-in tests for PJI.
Both the recently proposed Unified PJI Criteria and the 2021 European Bone and Joint Infection Society definition allow synovial fluid white blood cell (WBC) count and polymorphonuclear (PMN) percentage to function as standalone rule-in tests.
“We are not saying they are bad tests. We are saying they should not be used as standalone rule-in tests,”