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What Factors Limit the Adoption and Development of Cell Therapy?
Despite the lifesaving application of cell therapy, limitations have hindered its widespread adoption. Continue Reading
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Exploring the 5 FDA-Approved IUDs: Types, Benefits, and Effectiveness
IUDs are a primary tool to control reproduction, benefit public health, empower individuals, and enhance healthcare outcomes. Continue Reading
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Exploring and Comparing Types of Cell Therapy and Its Applications
As science advances and more cell therapies come to market, it is critical to compare their varying types and applications to determine the best clinical uses. Continue Reading
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Top 10 Myths About Medicinal and Recreational Cannabis
Addressing the top 10 myths about medicinal and recreational cannabis promotes accurate information, reduces stigma, and ensures safe and responsible use. Continue Reading
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Exploring Prevalent Disparities in Gynecological Cancers
Exploring prevalent disparities in gynecological cancers can illuminate research, screening, and care gaps. Continue Reading
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Applications of Psilocybin in Mental Health Disorder Treatments
A recent revolution in psychedelics has caused researchers to explore the applications of psilocybin in mental health disorder treatments. Continue Reading
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Addressing Disparities in Minority Mental Healthcare: Risk and Access
America must address disparities in mental health risks and access to care that disproportionately impact racial/ethnic and sexual minority groups. Continue Reading
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Top 3 Use Cases for Psychedelics, Understanding Ongoing Research
Ongoing clinical research in psychedelics primarily focuses on 3 prominent use cases: anxiety and depression, PTSD, and substance use disorders. Continue Reading
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Debunking the 9 Most Common Myths About GMOs
By dispelling common misconceptions, a more constructive discussion can be had about the health benefits of GMOs. Continue Reading
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Understanding Food Poisoning, Healthcare Professionals’ Role in Prevention
Food poisoning poses health risks, burdens the healthcare system, increases costs, and compromises care quality. Continue Reading
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How Monoclonal Antibodies Are Shaping the Future of Healthcare
Monoclonal antibodies have unleashed the power of precision medicine for various medical conditions. Continue Reading
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Exploring the Science of Happiness: How to Lead a Happier Life
Speakers at the 2023 WMIF discuss a longitudinal study exploring the science of happiness and examining how to lead a happier life. Continue Reading
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WMIF: FDA Commissioner Discusses Revamping Accelerated Approval
At the 2023 World Medical Innovation Forum (WMIF), the FDA Commissioner discussed revamping accelerated approval. Continue Reading
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Biopharmaceutical Leaders Challenge the IRA’s Innovation Implications
As part of a panel at the WMIF, biopharmaceutical leaders challenged the IRA for its implications on and perceived challenges in innovation. Continue Reading
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Exploring the Link Between Human Gut Microbiota and Human Health
Scientific research reveals a profound link between gut microbiota and human health, expanding beyond digestion. Continue Reading
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Exploring Biofilms on Medical Devices and Intervention Strategies
Research sheds light on a hidden threat to the healthcare community and patients: biofilms. Continue Reading
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Top Challenges Facing Biosimilar Adoption and Manufacturing
Although biosimilars can decrease prescription drug spending and increase patient access, there are challenges and concerns regarding biosimilar adoption and manufacturing. Continue Reading
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Understanding Asthma Type, Risk, Prevalence, and Disparities
Understanding asthma risk factors may help improve treatment options and highlight disparities in asthma prevalence. Continue Reading
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Exploring the Health Benefits of Adopting a Mediterranean Diet
Ongoing research and data have explored the health benefits of adopting a Mediterranean diet to control weight, manage chronic disease, and improve overall health. Continue Reading
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How Medical Affairs Impact the Pharmaceutical Industry
Despite being crucial for scientific communication between companies and industry leaders, the growing responsibility of medical affairs has contributed to various challenges. Continue Reading
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The Top 5 Most Expensive FDA-Approved Gene Therapies
Hemgenix, Skysona, Zynteglo, Zolgensma, and Luxturna comprise the top 5 most expensive gene therapies approved by the FDA. Continue Reading
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Exploring Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy in Mental Healthcare
Researchers continue to explore and enhance virtual reality exposure therapy in mental healthcare for treating PTSD, anxiety, OCD, and other mental health conditions. Continue Reading
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Applying Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning in Cancer Care
In addition to the critical role artificial intelligence and machine learning play in the pharmaceutical industry, they have significant implications in advancing cancer detection, treatment, and recovery. Continue Reading
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Exploring HPV Vaccines, Updated Guidelines, and Preventive Measures
The fight against HPV and its related health risks relies on key factors to minimize transmission and improve population health. Continue Reading
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Exploring FDA-Approved Drugs and Potential Treatment Options for ALS
Researchers are actively exploring a range of FDA-approved drugs and potential treatment options for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. Continue Reading
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Comparing Small Molecule and Biologics Drug Development Challenges
The development process for small molecule drugs and biologics is drastically different, presenting varying challenges for manufacturers, regulatory organizations, healthcare providers, and patients. Continue Reading
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Strategies for Sustainability in the Global Pharmaceutical Supply Chain
Sustainable strategies are essential for the global pharmaceutical industry's supply chain to minimize its environmental impact, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, preserve natural resources, and address growing concerns about climate change. Continue Reading
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Greater Pharmacist Role Improves Pharma Supply Chain Management
Empowering pharmacists to become more involved in pharma supply chain management gives patients and caregivers a more personalized and proactive approach to care. Continue Reading
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How to Properly Dispose of Unused Drugs, Understanding Key Roles
All members of the healthcare system, including manufacturers, providers, and patients, may play a role in properly disposing of unused or expired drugs and medicines. Continue Reading
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The Impacts of Restricting Comprehensive Reproductive Healthcare
Many healthcare professionals and respectable organizations have discussed the negative impacts of restricting access to comprehensive reproductive healthcare. Continue Reading
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FDA Domestic and Foreign Oversight Protocols and Violation Responses
In light of recent findings from manufacturing inspections, it is critical to understand FDA oversight protocols, violation responses, and potential shortcomings domestically and internationally. Continue Reading
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A Current Look at Reproductive Health Policy in the United States
Following the Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs v. Jackson, reproductive health policy in the United States has evolved rapidly. Here’s a current look at reproductive health in the US. Continue Reading
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Fundamentals of the Pharmaceutical Supply Chain
The complex pharmaceutical supply chain poses challenges requiring efficient solutions to deliver vital medications. Continue Reading
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The Policy Problem Behind Adderall's Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Crisis
Drugs used to treat ADHD have been lacking for months now, leading to problems with access to prescription amphetamines and creating questions about the cause of the massive shortage. Continue Reading
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Diabetes in the United States: Examining the National Crisis
Across the United States, a national crisis has continued to develop as the rates of diabetes rise, exacerbated by environmental and lifestyle factors. Continue Reading
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Exploring Organ-on-a-Chip Models as an Animal Model Alternative
In light of the recently passed FDA Modernization Act 2.0, researchers are exploring organ-on-a-chip models as an animal model alternative. Continue Reading
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A Closer Look at the Most Recent Pfizer Acquisition Deal: Seagen Inc
Considering the hefty price tag on the most recent Pfizer acquisition deal, pharmaceutical industry leaders may benefit from a closer look at Seagen and why it’s appealing. Continue Reading
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Exploring Theories on the Cause of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS)
Although no definitive causes of sudden infant death syndrome have been identified, researchers are exploring new theories on the source of the condition. Continue Reading
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Regulating and Authorizing Medicines: A Comparison of the FDA and EMA
Comparing the EMA and FDA pathways for regulating and authorizing medications may explain approval patterns and protocols for new drugs. Continue Reading
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Exploring Traditional, Experimental Screenings for Colorectal Cancer
Considering the rising rates of colorectal cancer, clinicians are looking at traditional and experimental screening tools for detecting the condition. Continue Reading
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Exploring Fertility Treatments and Understanding Access Barriers
Individuals unable to conceive through intercourse may explore fertility treatments; however, access barriers, including cost and location, may prevent them from seeking treatment. Continue Reading
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How PFAS Chemicals Globally Impact the Environment and Human Health
Per- and polyfluroralky substances (PFAS), also called forever chemicals, are a growing concern because of their widespread use and adverse human health and environmental impacts. Continue Reading
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Understanding the Causes of Infertility, Risk Factors, and Diagnosis
Understanding the underlying causes of infertility, the potential risk factors, and how to diagnose them may help up to 15% of couples in the United States manage and address infertility. Continue Reading
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Beyond Hot Flashes: Understanding Menopause, Symptoms, and Treatment
Despite affecting nearly everyone with female reproductive anatomy, very few understand menopause, its symptoms, and treatment beyond hot flashes and menstrual cycle changes. Continue Reading
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Enhancing the Understanding of Eating Disorders, Treatment Options
As one of the deadliest and most common mental illnesses in children and young adults, researchers are looking to enhance the understanding of eating disorders and develop treatment options. Continue Reading
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Developing Clinical Trial Budgets, Considerations, and Best Practices
Although there are some best practices for developing clinical trial budgets, the many considerations and factors required to create a budget can complicate it. Continue Reading
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Differentiating Between Postpartum Depression and Baby Blues
While feelings of sadness and fatigue are common after childbirth, differentiating between baby blues and more serious postpartum depression is critical for delivering adequate care. Continue Reading
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Effectively Managing Clinical Trials, Recruitment, and Adaptive Trials
Learning how to effectively manage clinical trials, from recruitment to trial design and adaptability, is critical for the economic well-being of clinical research organizations. Continue Reading
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Understanding Crohn’s Disease, Its Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment
As millions of people globally struggle with Crohn’s disease, understanding the symptoms, diagnostics, and treatment of the condition can help providers improve patient care strategies and outcomes. Continue Reading
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Comparing Global Pharmaceutical Markets: US, UK, and China
While contributing to the more significant global pharmaceutical market, the US, the UK, and China each have unique pharmaceutical markets managed by their respective regulatory organizations. Continue Reading
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Alternatives to Animal Testing Models in Clinical and Biomedical Research
Over the past several years, a growing number of alternative techniques have been developed and used to replace animal testing models in clinical and biomedical research. Continue Reading
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Understanding the Basics of COVID-19, Acute and Chronic Illness
Although COVID-19 is a complex viral illness, understanding the basics of infection, acute illness, and its subsequent chronic outcomes can help inform future research, patient care, and prevention strategies. Continue Reading
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The Fundamentals of Animal Testing in Clinical Research
Because humans and animals are biologically similar, animal testing in clinical research helps researchers learn how to prevent, treat, and cure human diseases and ensure product safety. Continue Reading
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Developing and Launching Drugs, Considerations, and Best Practices
Developing, launching, and marketing drugs can be complex and require multiple considerations by the company, the public, and regulatory agencies; however, following best practices can ensure a profitable and effective launch. Continue Reading
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Understanding the Impacts of Sexually Transmitted Infections
Sexually transmitted infections, whether curable or incurable, can have long-term impacts if they are not prevented and treated appropriately. Continue Reading
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Policy in Practice: How the Influenza Act Would Influence Healthcare
If approved, the Influenza Act, introduced in December 2022, could influence healthcare practices surrounding seasonal and pandemic influenza. Continue Reading
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Treating Seasonal Affective Disorder, Understanding Knowledge Gaps
With 5% of adults in the United States experiencing seasonal affective disorder, understanding available treatments and knowledge is necessary for delivering effective patient care and directing future research. Continue Reading
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How the US Farm Bill Contributes to Adverse Human Health Outcomes
Although the United States Farm Bill was created to maintain a steady supply of food, it has evolved into a policy that now results in numerous adverse human health outcomes. Continue Reading
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Considerations in Pediatric Clinical Trials, Ensuring Patient Safety
Pediatric clinical trials have the potential to address many unmet needs and gaps in healthcare; however, contemplating the many considerations in pediatric clinical trials is essential for mitigating concerns and ensuring patient safety. Continue Reading
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Understanding Pharmaceutical Recalls, Key Players, and Their Roles
For key players such as the FDA, manufacturers, and other healthcare professionals, understanding pharmaceutical recalls, procedures, and obligations are necessary for ensuring patient safety. Continue Reading
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Navigating Male Reproductive Care in a Post-Roe World, Vasectomies
As patients, providers, and public health experts work to navigate male reproductive healthcare in a post-Roe world, addressing common misconceptions around vasectomies can help clinicians provide more comprehensive patient consultations. Continue Reading
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Deciding Which Depression Screening Tools to Use
Incorporating depression screenings can help improve patient care, facilitate early diagnosis and treatment, and decrease healthcare spending; however, providers are tasked with deciding which depression screening tools to use based on their ... Continue Reading
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Closing Obesity Care Gaps: Understanding Trends and Treatments
Understanding the trends, prevention strategies, and treatments for obesity can help members of the healthcare industry work toward closing care gaps in obesity, impacting nearly half of all adults in the United States. Continue Reading
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Challenges of Improving Access to Digital Therapeutics in Healthcare
As medicine and software converge, digital therapeutics are rapidly transforming healthcare, but manufacturers face several challenges that prevent patient access and widespread reimbursement. Continue Reading
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Preparing Patients for Stem Cell Transplants, Challenges
With a global average of 84,000 stem cell transplants occurring each year, providers are responsible for preparing patients for stem cell transplants and addressing the associated challenges. Continue Reading
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How to Improve Regulatory Measures for Dietary Supplements
Considering that 80% of adults in the United States use or have used dietary supplements, improvements to the current regulatory measures for dietary supplements are vital. Continue Reading
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Initiating Dementia Treatment, Pharmacological Interventions
Initiating the pharmacological treatment and symptom management of dementia is complex as each of the 55 million people with dementia worldwide has different reactions to currently available medications. Continue Reading
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Achieving Adequate Pain Management, Pharmacological Indications
Achieving adequate pain management for the 20.4% of adults in the US struggling with chronic pain involves understanding pharmacological indications and contraindications. Continue Reading
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Preventing Surgical Site Infections, Complexities of Operative Care
With up to 3% of operative patients experiencing surgical site infections (SSI), understanding how to prevent and treat SSIs in complex pre-, peri-, and post-operative care settings can improve patient outcomes. Continue Reading
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Understanding FDA Advisory Committees, Aims, and Members
The FDA advisory committees, composed of multiple members of different disciplines, aim to provide evidence-based recommendations for the FDA’s regulatory decisions. Continue Reading
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Applying Augmented and Virtual Reality in Healthcare
The rise of augmented and virtual reality has led to many healthcare applications, presenting new treatment options and widening accessibility. Continue Reading
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Applications of 3D Printing, Enhancing Precision Medicine
Applications of 3D printing in medicine have expanded since its start in the 1980s, enhancing precision medicine, addressing supply chain issues, and expanding educational opportunities. Continue Reading
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Disease-Modifying Antirheumatic Drugs Effectively Treat Arthritis
With 43.5% of arthritis patients experiencing some limitations, providers have begun to opt for disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs to treat rheumatoid arthritis effectively. Continue Reading
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Adderall Withdrawal Exacerbated by Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Issues
The recent Adderall shortages in the United States have exacerbated withdrawal symptoms and contributed to medication rationing. Continue Reading
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Exploring Non-Pharmacological Interventions for Epilepsy
With 50 million people worldwide struggling with epilepsy, understanding treatment options, including non-pharmacological interventions, is essential for delivering effective symptom relief. Continue Reading
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Pancreatic Cancer Deaths Are Expected to Surpass Colorectal Cancer Deaths
Based on increased global incidence and mortality rates, experts expect pancreatic cancer deaths to surpass colorectal cancer deaths by 2030. Continue Reading
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Understanding the Need for New UTI Treatments
UTIs are an unfortunately common experience for many women worldwide; however, complexities with recurrence, relapse, and antibiotic resistance have created a need for new treatment methods. Continue Reading
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Unpacking the 340B Drug Pricing Program, Its Impact on the Pharmaceutical Industry
The 340B Drug Pricing Program is a key resource for outpatient prescription drug access, but recent conflicts have altered the pharmaceutical industry’s role in the federal program. Continue Reading
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Understanding the FDA’s Expedited Approval Pathways
Understanding the FDA’s expedited approval pathways, Fast Track, Breakthrough Therapy, Priority Review, and Accelerated Approval, is essential for patients, payers, and providers, as a majority of approved drugs in 2021 underwent one of these ... Continue Reading
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Exploring the Benefits of a Collaborative Global Pharmaceutical Industry
As healthcare professionals call for collaboration, exploring the historical and projected benefits of a collaborative global pharmaceutical industry is necessary to incentivize industry leaders to contribute. Continue Reading
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Clinical Pharmacists Are a Major Contributor to Quality Patient Care
As the popularity of clinical pharmacists continues to rise, understanding their role, history, and benefits shows that they significantly contribute to quality patient care. Continue Reading
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How AI Can Help Diagnose and Streamline Care for Diabetic Retinopathy
AI technology may be able to facilitate early diagnosis and streamlined care for diabetic retinopathy in specialized, primary care, and mobile settings. Continue Reading
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Understanding Differences between Generic, Brand Name, Biosimilars
Knowledge of and understanding the differences between generics, brand names, and biosimilars is essential for patients, payers, and providers to make informed decisions about care. Continue Reading
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How A Prescription Drug Becomes Available Over the Counter
Considering the recent efforts to make oral contraceptives available over the counter, understanding the FDA guidelines on how a drug becomes available over the counter is essential for the industry. Continue Reading
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How Continuous Glucose Monitors Have Impacted Chronic Disease Management
Continuous glucose monitors have impacted chronic disease management for patients with diabetes and clinicians by providing additional insight into blood sugar changes. Continue Reading
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How Biden’s Equitable Access to Research Will Impact Healthcare
In an interview with PharmaNewsIntelligence, Ariel Katz, CEO of H1, a global healthcare data provider, discussed how the Biden administration’s order for equitable access to research will impact healthcare. Continue Reading
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Explaining the Comprehensive Approach to PTSD Diagnosis
PTSD, like many other neurological and psychiatric conditions, is a complex condition that can be mistaken for other disorders, which is why PTSD diagnosis is comprehensive and multifaceted. Continue Reading
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Chronic Disease Rates and Management Strain the US Healthcare System
The rate of chronic disease and the resources required for its management strain the healthcare system due to the resources and costs associated with care. Continue Reading
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Smallpox, Chickenpox, Mpox: Understanding the Differences
The recent emergence of mpox has brought about confusion about the differences between the three viral infections. Continue Reading
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A History of Insulin Development and Insulin Delivery Systems
In recent years, insulin has caught media attention due to its increasing costs; understanding the basics of insulin and delivery systems can help us better understand how to address the prices. Continue Reading
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The Pipeline of Male Contraceptives: Shifting the Burden of Pregnancy Prevention
The discovery of innovative male contraceptives could shift the burden of pregnancy prevention, leading to equal contraceptive options across genders. Continue Reading
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The Global Spread of Mpox: Origins, Symptoms, and Treatment
The recent global spread of mpox has led professionals to investigate and analyze the virus's origins, symptoms, and treatments. Continue Reading
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A Condensed Overview of Aging: Life Expectancy, Risk, and Research
Increased life expectancy has led researchers to analyze the risks of aging and research its origins, preventions, and treatments. Continue Reading
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A History of Antivirals: Mechanisms, Classes, and Subtypes
Understanding the history, mechanisms, classes, and subtypes of antivirals may help inform the development and distribution of such drugs. Continue Reading
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Understanding the Polio Outbreak: History and Prevention
Understanding the history of polio and its outbreak can help inform public health strategies and prevention, considering the recent discovery of cases in the United States. Continue Reading
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Understanding Schizophrenia: Stigma, Symptoms, Risk, and Treatment
Understanding the symptoms, risk factors, and treatments for schizophrenia may minimize the stigma surrounding the disorder and reduce barriers to care. Continue Reading
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Uncovering Inequities in the US Organ Transplant System
While organ transplants are a major medical innovation that has played a hand in improving patient outcomes, numerous inequities in the system fail recipients and donors. Continue Reading
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The Complexities of Chronic Kidney Disease and Its Stages
Chronic kidney disease is a multifaceted, irreversible disorder that progresses in multiple stages. Continue Reading
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Understanding the Multifaceted Aspects of Dementia, Its Stages, Subtypes
Dementia, a blanket term for a group of diseases that impair cognition and motor function, affects 55 million people worldwide and is expected to double in prevalence by 2050. Continue Reading
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Understanding the Risk of Tickborne Diseases to Public Health
Incidents of tickborne diseases have increased rapidly in the last two decades, posing a threat to public health. Continue Reading