We've got great treatments, says Steven Feldman, the key is getting patients to use them

A groundbreaking tech study by Kaizenovate has found that chiropractic and physiotherapy patients were more likely to adhere to their prescribed treatment plans when using the Kanvas App, than patients who did not download the app. In multiple studies, treatment adherence success has been shown to improve patient outcomes. The introduction of this digital accountability partner will revolutionize musculoskeletal…

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A Seattle-based plastic surgeon ran afoul of federal law when his practice requested that patients sign an agreement aimed at limiting negative online reviews.

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Individuals with a higher adherence to the Mediterranean diet may have a slightly reduced risk for certain obesity-related cancers, a recent analysis found.

Antipsychotics are the best defense against relapse in schizophrenia. But which ones offer the greatest benefit with the least cost to cognitive function?

The process of refilling prescriptions post-discharge continues to pose challenges for patients with opioid use disorder discharged from the emergency department, promoting their return to opioid use.

Erenumab was more effective than oral preventive medications in reducing migraine days with better patient adherence and satisfaction.

A new study aimed to examine associations between dietary patterns and survival among Black women diagnosed with epithelial ovarian cancer.

A new stool-based syndecan-2 methylation test may improve the detection of colorectal cancer and advanced colorectal neoplasia, based on a prospective, real-world study.

The 340B drug discount program was not associated with oral specialty drug use in advanced prostate cancer but was linked to better adherence to medication in more vulnerable patients.

Women aged 65-70 years old are often offered the option of skipping radiation after lumpectomy for hormone receptor–positive early-stage breast cancer and moving straight to endocrine therapy.

With dietician supervision, a very low-calorie diet may be important when weight loss drugs are not suitable or accessible.

Largest study to date implicates both epilepsy and antiseizure medications for severe maternal and perinatal outcomes.

Data from a large cohort showed the need for lifestyle improvement.

In a large study on older adults with diabetes on insulin in the United States and Taiwan, exposure to higher heat and humidity was associated with an increased risk for serious hypoglycemic events.

Despite being effective, PrEP uptake in Europe remains low due to issues like cost, access, and stigma, hindering its potential to reduce HIV transmission.

The global rise in antibiotic resistance has complicated the therapeutic choices for urinary tract infections.

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