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Latest Programs

Update From Haiti: The Next Phase of the Medical Response with Anthony Alessi, MD and Lewis Zirkle, MD
Relative Thrombopoietin Deficiency:
Part of the Dual Challenge in Chronic Immune Thrombocytopenic Purpura (ITP) with Ralph V. Boccia, MD, FACP
The Role of Guidelines in Determining Eligibility for RSV Prophylaxis in High-Risk Infants: Have recent changes impacted access to care and physician choice? with Paul Checchia, MD, FAAP and Wlliam P. Hitchcock, MD
Recent Developments in Plaque Psoriasis with Jennifer Cather, MD and Jeffrey M. Sobell, MD
Preparing for Medicare Payment Cuts with Chris Kaiser
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The REACHMD POLL asks about physician-journalists
ReachMD XM 160 Broadcasts A SPECIAL REPORT: The Medical Response to the Haiti Earthquake 01/22/2010
Medical Industry Feature premieres: 1/11/2010 - Treatment Options for Metastatic Breast Cancer
Stay Tuned to FluView Updates From the CDC for the Latest on H1N1
Two ReachMD Series Feature the New England Journal of Medicine
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Assessing and Managing Migraines
Mark W. Green, MD
Asthma or COPD?:
Knowing the Differences, Choosing the Treatments
Jill A. Ohar, MD and Charlie Strange, MD
The Medical Response to the Haiti Earthquake - First Thoughts From First Medical Responders
Evan Lyon, MD and Arthur Fournier, MD
Deep Vein Thrombosis in Focus: Expert Perspectives on Reducing the Burden of Venous Thromboembolism
Guideline-Based VTE Risk Stratification Upon Hospital Admission
Franklin Michota, MD
Lipid Insights from the American Heart Association 2009
Alan S. Brown, MD, FACC, FNLA and Christie Ballantyne, MD

Medical News

Behavioral Health Factors Linked to HPV Vaccination - Survey suggests these factors influence vaccination and that more education is needed
Many American Adults Do Not Get Recommended Vaccines - 40,000 to 50,000 die each year of vaccine-preventable diseases, per report
AAN: Mediterranean Diet Found to Benefit Older Adults - Infarct risk is significantly reduced in adults with moderate or high adherence to the diet
Coronary Risk Information May Benefit High Risk Patients - Knowledge of global risk may improve accuracy of risk perception, intent to initiate prevention
Glaucoma Drugs Associated With Lower Mortality - Study suggests patients have significantly lower odds of dying if they use any glaucoma drug
AHA/ACC Offer Guidance for Dangerous Arrhythmia - Scientific statement urges close monitoring and management in patients on QT-prolonging drugs
Drug Found to Inhibit, Reverse Osteoporosis in Rodents - Investigational drug blocks gut-derived serotonin synthesis and promotes bone formation
Fewer States Preempting Local Smoke-Free Rules - Number of laws to obstruct localities from setting more stringent restrictions has decreased
Soft Drinks Linked to Pancreatic Cancer in Chinese - Increased risk of pancreatic cancer may be associated with two or more drinks per week
Economic Status Linked to Anxiety, Depression in Cancer - Conditions declined in women with high economic status, increased in low economic-status women
Healthy Routines May Reduce Obesity in Children and Teens - Three household routines and reading of an age-appropriate novel may aid weight loss
H1N1 Vaccination Still Highly Recommended - H1N1 activity leveling off, but CDC still recommends vaccination
AAN: Solvents Linked to Increased Risk of Parkinson's - Twin study suggests dramatically increased risk in workers exposed to common solvents
Racial Disparities in Perinatal HIV Infections Decline Slightly - But African-Americans and Hispanics still account for lion's share of new diagnoses
Few Women Taking Tamoxifen to Prevent Breast Cancer - Study finds that well below 1 percent of women were taking tamoxifen in 2000 and 2005
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