Highlights of an evidence-based review offer practical guidance for effective depression screening and assessment strategies for primary care physicians.
Amyloid and Tau Biomarkers of Alzheimer Disease Found in Individuals with Other Dementias
Biomarkers in a pattern characteristic of Alzheimer pathology were identified in unspecified dementia, Parkinson dementia, and frontotemporal dementia.
Distress Signals: How to Help a Clinician Colleague in Need
"Primary Viewpoints," a podcast from Patient Care Online, brings you an exclusive interview with Rebekah Bernard, MD, a family physician and national speaker on physician wellness.
Metabolic Syndrome Linked to Risk of Young Onset Dementia
Authors found a dose-response relationship between MetS and dementia onset in the 4th decade; in those with all 5 components, risk of dementia was increased by 77%.
Primary Viewpoints Episode 19: Mobile Health Technology for Chronic Pain Management
"Primary Viewpoints," a podcast from Patient Care Online, brings you an exclusive interview with Lynn Webster, MD, past president of the American Academy of Pain Medicine.
Suicide Prevention in Primary Care: A Family Physician on Screening, Risk, and Follow-Up
Suicide prevention falls squarely in the purview of primary care practitioners, says family physician Teresa Lovins, MD. She reviews an intervention with remarkable results.
Early Menopause Was Associated with Increased Risk of Cognitive Decline, Depression within 2 Years
The findings suggest that women who experience early menopause (age <40 vs >50 years) may constitute a sex-specific high-risk group for cognitive decline.