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Healthcare communication has gone from a broadcast broadcasting model to an ongoing multitouch experience – not just a broadcast. Patients transition from appointment reminders, lab portals, pharmacy messages, telehealth visits and even post-visit instructions – sometimes all occurring inside one week. Clinicians juggle EHR inboxes, patient questions, rep responses, conference updates and internal protocols. Each […]

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Diabetic kidney disease is a leading cause of end-stage kidney disease, with nearly half of all cases triggered by poorly controlled blood glucose. Now, researchers say, they have found a way to help people living with type 1 and type 2 diabetes stave off renal failure and improve their kidney function. This March 2026, kidney specialists reported […]

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Exsanguination is a critical medical emergency because it involves severe blood loss that can quickly lead to organ failure and death. The human body depends on blood to carry oxygen and nutrients to vital organs. When a person loses a large amount of blood in a short time, the body cannot function properly. In simple […]

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Patients who wore Infuse for Astigmatism contact lenses reported easy handling and consistent, clear vision after 5 days of wear, according to a real-world evaluation presented at SECO 2026.
New contact lens wearers, including those with astigmatism, sometimes have trouble with lens handling, according to study author John Womack, OD, chief medical officer at West Point Optical Group/Family First Vision Care in Canton, Georgia.
“That’s why we chose to study Infuse for Astigmatism, to see how we could gain traction with this underserved population and offer them more contact lenses,” he told

HELSINKI — Primary IOL implantation in pediatric open globe injuries with active inflammation showed inferior visual outcomes compared with staged rehabilitation in a retrospective study performed at a tertiary hospital in Western India.
“We included children below 16 years of age with open and closed globe injuries,” Nikhil M. Gandhi, MD, said at the European Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgeons winter meeting. “We included 78 eyes of 78 children. The mean age was around 7 ± 1.5 years, and almost 55% of them were boys.”
Injuries were open globe in 52 patients (66.7%) and were restricted

COVID-19 vaccination during pregnancy may lower the risk for preeclampsia and other complications, according to new data.
The findings “support the importance of strengthening COVID vaccination programs during pregnancy, emphasizing boosters and ensuring that pregnant people across the world have equitable access to the vaccine,” Jagjit S. Teji, MD, a study coauthor and clinical assistant professor of pediatrics at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, said in a press release. “We offer evidence from the first large study suggesting that COVID vaccination may

NEW ORLEANS — Results presented here showed patients who underwent robotic-assisted total knee arthroplasty experienced improved satisfaction and greater improvement in patient-reported quality of life vs. conventional TKA.
“There is a debate in the literature whether or not the improved technical aspects using the robot and computer guidance system intraoperatively translates into better outcomes and greater satisfaction,” David C. Ayers, MD, distinguished professor of orthopedic surgery and chair emeritus at the University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School, told Healio. “There are some

Click here to read the Cover Story, “To fix or replace: Options for femoral neck fractures.”
With increasing life expectancy, frailty and hip fractures will correspondingly increase in numbers, now at more than 300,000 fractures per year and projected to rise to more than 500,000 by 2040.
Hip fracture burden of disease results in enormous patient morbidity, cost and mortality. More than 10% of patients are unable to recover and 10% to 30% will succumb to their injury. Therefore, improved operative treatment guidelines to avoid complications are paramount. Improved function, independence and

Recalled raw oysters and clams that were potentially contaminated with norovirus were sold in at least nine states, the FDA warned this week.
The mollusks were harvested between Feb. 13 and March 3 in Drayton Harbor, Washington. The oysters were only distributed in Washington, but the clams were shipped to restaurants and food retailers in Arizona, California, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Nevada, New York, Oregon and Washington, according to the FDA. The clams may have also been distributed to other states, the agency added.
The FDA noted that Drayton Harbor Oyster Company harvested the oysters

Hidradenitis suppurativa affects approximately 1% of the world’s population, or about one in every 100 people globally, occurring as frequently as rheumatoid arthritis, yet is understudied and underrecognized, according to a report.
HS is associated with increased mortality and psychosocial burden, yet data on the true prevalence globally have been limited, according to Gregor Jemec, MD, DMSci, professor of dermatology at the University of Copenhagen and chair of the Global Hidradenitis Suppurativa Atlas. The study sample included 22,743 participants, identifying 247 patients with HS across 23