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2 Dec, 25
The AACE Algorithm on obesity/ABCD care provides detailed guidance on various aspects of management such as screening, diagnosis, tailored plans, therapy response, medication hierarchies, individualized pharmacotherapy, & FDA-approved treatments.
2 Dec, 25
This edition provides person-centred diabetes care guidelines, covering epidemiology, glycaemic targets, blood glucose control, weight management, cardio-renal health, and MASLD’s impact, aiming to improve outcomes and quality of life.
28 Nov, 25
Diabetologia.
- Impact of daily life stress was ascertained in 116 subjects [62 insulin-resistant [IR] & 54 insulin-sensitive (IS); age 18-78 yrs]
- Stress level correlated positively with blood glucose level (p=0.005) only in IR, stress levels predicted negative impact in both IR (p<0.001) & IS (p<0.001) subjects
- Integrating stress management strategies is essential for diabetes prevention in at-risk populations.
28 Nov, 25BMC Infect Dis.
- Fever of origin (FUO) analysis (N=100; mean age 45.1) showed diagnosis: CVD (39%) > infections (19%) > malignancies (17%); 13% undiagnosed
- Vasculitis (25.6%) predominated in CVD; TB (36.8%) in infections; lymphomas (52.9%) in malignancies
- PET-CT had highest diagnostic yield (p=0.004)
- CRP ≥140 mg/L, low Hb, HIV+, ferritin ≥875 µg/L predicted malignancy (p=0.01)
- HIV subgroup: infections 46%, malignancy 38%
28 Nov, 25Int J Pediatr Otorhi...
- This 10-year study of 109 children hospitalized for acute bacterial rhinosinusitis found that asthma and prior NSAID use was linked to higher risk of complications
- Elevated CRP, and lymphopenia were key predictors of severity and anaerobic Streptococci was linked to severe infections
- Early imaging and vigilant management are recommended for high-risk patients to prevent complications and treatment failure.
27 Nov, 25Cureus.
- N=209; Acute respiratory infections (ARIs) in <5 yrs: 59.8% viral (HRV 21%, RSV 16%), 45.5% bacterial (H. influenzae 11%)
- Co-infections: viral 6.7% (HRV-RSV most common), bacterial 8.6% (mostly S. pneumoniae and H. influenzae)
- Peaks: viral post-monsoon, bacterial monsoon
- ARI showed higher odds of bacterial etiology (OR 1.04, P = 0.87), whereas serious ARI (SARI) showed higher odds of viral (OR 0.65, P = 0.04)
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