Dr K, 58, was a sole practitioner in an area with a high prevalence of diabetes. His practice was heavy on patient education and stressed the value of empowering patients by helping them understand their conditions.
Enteral nutrition has many benefits and would preferable to any form of parenteral nutrition.
FGF-23 may improve assessment of phosphate balance, but too many questions remain unanswered.
PHILADELPHIA—Erectile dysfunction (ED) is more common in patients with rheumatic disease—especially rheumatoid arthritis (RA)—than in the general population, according to new findings by an Irish research team.
After a median of 32 months, PSA was undetectable in 12% of patients.
Heart failure and diabetes could make reported risks clinically undetectable.
Higher dietary phosphorus intake is associated with increased mortality in patients on maintenance hemodialysis, data show.
