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Medscape | Emergency Medicine Headlines
03.07.2025
Many patients with adrenal insufficiency or their caregivers cannot administer emergency glucocorticoid injections, resulting in severe outcomes, suggesting the need for management and education.
Dr Christopher Labos discusses the truth about chelation therapy for heart disease.
02.07.2025
A rare case of Epstein-Barr virus-induced Bell’s palsy in an 18-year-old highlights the need for EBV testing in sudden facial paralysis.
Dr Nayiri Guedikian discusses the four key components of a solid one-liner.
Professor David Kerr discusses a recent study that used gene-edited tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes to target CISH, a novel immune checkpoint inhibitor.
01.07.2025
Neurologists Indu Subramanian and Lorraine Kalia discuss the data on GLP-1 receptor agonists in neurodegenerative diseases and the recent study on exenatide in Parkinson’s disease.
Eyelash extensions are applied near the delicate ocular surface and may lead to serious complications like dry eye, keratitis, and lash misdirection.
Dr Amal Mattu breaks down the key updates — and lingering pitfalls — in the 2025 ACS guidelines that every acute care clinician should know.
Ethicist Art Caplan discusses the potential accuracy of a death clock app and the need for related health counseling.
Dr Kathy Miller spotlights the latest breast cancer updates from ASCO, covering new therapies and clinical trial insights.
Fewer teenagers are consuming marijuana and alcohol than they were in the early 90s, but among those who reported prior-year suicide thoughts or attempts, their declines in substance use were not as steep as their peers.
30.06.2025
Despite the absence of pain signals, post-operative opioids control tachycardia and hypertension, highlighting the unique challenges in pain-insensitive individuals.
New data suggest mid/distal esophageal coin retention in kids often resolves without intervention — prompting reconsideration of removal timing.
28.06.2025
Forensics specialist Emmanuel Margueritte, MD, explains when physicians must flag a death for judicial review under France’s new medico-legal guidelines.
In a 6-3 decision, the top US court preserved a federal mandate meant to guarantee access to preventive services that get top marks from an influential panel, including cancer screenings.
Prehospital intubation using both a sedative and a paralytic may double the odds of first-pass success compared with intubation without medication, a US study finds.
27.06.2025
MRI detects missed cervical spine injuries in patients with negative CT results, prompting treatment changes, a meta-analysis reveals.
Dr Neena Chandrasekaran discusses irreversible lung conditions resulting from vaping.
Maurie Markman, MD, talks about the clinical implications of familial and genetic risk in ovarian cancer.
Dr Mark Kris discusses treatment options for patients with lung cancer who are candidates for surgery.
Delayed intracranial hemorrhage is uncommon in patients with mild traumatic brain injury receiving anticoagulant therapy, a study finds.
26.06.2025
In this interview, Dr Kathryn Tomasino shares best practices for maintaining mental health in ulcerative colitis.
Dr Teresa Amaral discusses real-world data comparing adjuvant immunotherapy vs targeted therapy in stage III BRAF-mutant melanoma.
Studies on stem cell therapy, GLP-1 drugs, and a new infusion pump are discussed by Professor Diener in this update on movement disorders.
Good physician-patient relationships are more important than AI or other medical and technological advances in medicine, Sanders says.
We have to be more prepared and proactive about the possibility that there will be a pandemic and be more forward-thinking, Sanders says.
Drs Tina Bhutani, Mona Shahriari, and Jason Hawkes explore how dermatologists are uniquely positioned to identify and manage psoriatic arthritis in their psoriasis patients before irreversible joint damage occurs.
Europe is leaving no stone unturned to keep its healthcare professionals ready at the helm.
Integrating advances in medical technology with the human touch will drive big changes in medical exams and the doctor-patient relationship, Sanders says.
Dr Neil Skolnik reviews medical interventions that were obviously correct — until science proved otherwise.
25.06.2025
A 2-hour observation period after epinephrine administration is safe for most children with anaphylaxis who do not have cardiovascular involvement.
Dr Maurie Markman discusses the recent results of the PRO-TECT study, demonstrating the importance of patient-reported outcomes for routine cancer care.
'Picking up a spoon felt like it was 20 pounds,' says John Bolecek, a former outdoor enthusiast whose long-lasting mysterious illness stole his active life.
Dr Mariana Chavez MacGregor highlights how updates from ASCO 2025 are already improving outcomes in her clinic.
24.06.2025
Unless you're a South African ultramarathoner, a Canadian soldier, or a child attending a ski school in Switzerland, vitamin C won't keep you from getting sick.
Dr Petros Grivas reflects on ASCO 2025 highlights, including new data on PARP inhibitors and the growing importance of biomarker-driven treatment.
Updates in metastatic NSCLC from ASCO 2025 include data from TROPION-Lung02 on Dato-DXd, KRYSTAL-7 on first-line adagrasib, and zipalertinib from REZILIENT1, presented by Dr Jonathan Goldman.
Physicians are urged to consider childhood trauma when women present with pelvic pain or dysmenorrhea as early hardships may signal an elevated endometriosis risk.
From atrial fibrillation to hypertension, common cardiovascular risks may manifest in the eyes — highlighting the need for cardiology-ophthalmology teamwork.