Patient Care scoured the web to find the top news in medicine this month that could affect your practice. Which ones made the cut?
FDA Approves First New Antibiotic in Decades for Uncomplicated UTI
Pivmecillinam is an aminopenicillin, a class of beta-lactam antibiotics with a mechanism of action that may help reduce rising levels of antibiotic resistance.
Infectious Disease & Primary Care: A Conversation with IDWeek 2023 Chair
Listen to our latest podcast episode with Heather Yun, MD, for details on emerging pathogens, the role of primary care clinicians in the effort to rein in antimicrobial resistance, and more.
Poor Cardiovascular Health at Midlife Linked to Cognitive Decline in Black Women
Poor cardiovascular health at midlife was associated with a decline in the mental processing speed of Black women, but not White women, according to a new study.
Navigating Cardiovascular Complications of Obesity: Expert Insights for Primary Care
Listen to our latest podcast episode for details on top CVD risk factors to screen patients with obesity for, medications to help prevent CVD, and more.
New Data Suggest Atrial Fibrillation May be More Common in Younger Adults than Previously Thought
Patients with AF aged younger than 65 years have substantial comorbidity burden that may impact their future risk of mortality, reported researchers.
Breathlessness Related to Medical Conditions in Middle-Aged Adults: Daily Dose
Your daily dose of the clinical news you may have missed.