
Real-world phase 4 data show fezolinetant eases menopausal hot flashes and improves sleep, cutting nighttime awakenings by 2.6 by week 12.
Nina Maisterra, MD, a primary care physician, and Christopher McMullen, MD, CAQSM, a physiatrist, care for patients at the University of Washington, in Seattle, where their desks are situated about 10 feet from one another in a multispecialty primary care outpatient clinic.
In a recent interview with Patient Care®, the colleagues talked about the range of services physical medicine and rehabilitation offers and how primary care takes full advantage of the proximity of those services.






