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Novel AD therapies targeting OX40, IL-13, IL-36, IL-22, and IL-2 pathways show promise for disease modification and extended dosing intervals in phase 2-3 trials.

Global survey data highlight persistent stigma and self-management barriers for adults with diabetes in the workplace, with implications for clinical care.

The FDA approves a single monthly injection of mirikizumab-mrkz for ulcerative colitis, enhancing patient convenience and addressing bowel urgency effectively.

Patient preferences favor home-based tests but MDs do not, while cost barriers significantly impact follow-up completion, according to the 2 new analyses.

These 42 factors that affect blood glucose are in categories including food, activity, and biological influences. Perfect information to share with your patients with T2D.

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Women experience greater CR mortality benefits than men yet have 36% lower enrollment. New AHA statement addresses barriers across the care continuum.

Lisa Larkin, MD, discusses how elinzanetant may change menopause management for women who can’t use hormone therapy and what PCPs need to know.

Colorectal cancer screenings for 45- to 49-year-olds surge nearly tenfold after new guidelines, highlighting significant shifts in public health practices.

"If you don't know where your keys are, that's fine." Shapiro's memorable analogy helps distinguish perimenopause brain fog from serious cognitive concerns.

Nonstimulant medications play a crucial role in ADHD treatment, offering effective alternatives for patients intolerant to stimulants or at risk of misuse.

The real-world study of 200,000+ adults found no GI safety differences among 3 GLP-1 drugs for T2D, however SGLT-2 inhibitors are safer for motility issues.

WAYFINDER: 90% of steroid-dependent severe asthma patients reduced to ≤5mg daily on tezepelumab. Well-controlled asthma increased from 3% to 27% at 52 weeks.

Three-biomarker panel independently predicted cardiovascular events over 20 years in European cohort, with highest risk when all 3 were elevated.

A quick quiz covering new research on menopause hormone therapy, Alzheimer risk, tirzepatide weight loss, and estetrol’s cardiovascular safety.

The rate of AF recurrence was reduced significantly and participants also experienced improvements in self-reported AF severity as well as improved cardiometabolic measures.

Genitourinary symptoms of menopause often are ignored--by patients and practitioners alike. Primary care clinicians are in a key position to identify, educate, and initiate treatment.

TMS 2025: Donna Plecha, MD, discusses how primary care physicians should approach breast cancer screening in women with dense breasts and use MRI effectively.