A study of a novel virtual clinic for patients discharged from the neuro ICU shows that these patients receive frequent pharmacotherapy adjustments. The findings highlight opportunities to optimize outcomes and curb adverse events in a high-risk population.
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Treating extensive aortic aneurysm disease with descending thoracic aorta stent grafting followed later by distal open completion can yield outcomes comparable to those with open repair, a large series shows.
Understanding the Endocrine Impact of Vitamin D, Calcium Deficiency in the Elderly
While the skeletal effects of nutrient deficiency are well-known, it’s important to consider how deficiency impacts the endocrine system — especially in older patients.
Demystifying Palliative Care
Cleveland Clinic Chair of Palliative and Supportive Care Laura Shoemaker, DO, addresses common barriers to palliative care for patients with cancer.
When Edema and Dyspnea Accompany Dyschromic Nails
Dyschromic nails, lymphedema and sinus and lung symptoms point to yellow nail syndrome.
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Big Patient Data Analyses Pinpoint Telmisartan as a Candidate Drug for Alzheimer’s in Black Adults
A combination of pharmacoepidemiologic studies and Mendelian randomization genetic analysis revealed preferential protection in Black but not white individuals. The findings support ongoing studies of telmisartan for Alzheimer’s, particularly in racially diverse cohorts.
A Medical Home for Pediatric Patients With Complex Aerodigestive Issues
For children with complex medical conditions of the upper and lower airway, respiratory system, esophageal disorders, and swallowing and digestive issues, the Cleveland Clinic Pediatric Center for Airway, Voice and Swallowing Disorders is an on-ramp for specialized and coordinated care.
Unilateral Atrophic Kidney in a 45-Year-Old Woman
A 26-year-old patient presented with two days of constant, sharp, right-sided flank pain.
Improving the Electronic Health Record Experience for Nurses
New tactics encourage nurses to embrace the “burdens” of electronic health records by focusing on their vast potential.
Competitive Learning Environment Fuels Care Solutions and Engagement
To keep the Enterprise Analytics team engaged after COVID-19 forced remote work, a hackathon kept members connected and broadened learning while they created a predictive model for earlier identification of sepsis.