Shared Decision Making in Managing Idiopathic and Neurogenic OAB
Communicating effectively about appropriate options and eliciting patient input for overactive bladder (OAB) can improve outcomes.
Diagnosis & Disease Information
Stents May Help Some Renal Artery Stenosis (RAS) Patients
Stenting may benefit patients with renal artery stenosis who have historically been excluded from modern clinical trials.
Dual Kidney Transplant (DKT) May Improve Kidney Use
Graft survival was similar to that seen in concurrent single SCD kidney recipients
The Ebola Threat: Why Not an Outbreak Here?
The separation of continents no longer provides a secure buffer against the spread of communicable diseases from far-flung places.
More Blood Pressure (BP) Control Not Always Best in Hypertension
An SBP target of about 120-140 rather than below 140 mm Hg may be more beneficial.
Acute Kidney Injury Linked to Atypical Antipsychotic Drugs
Seniors taking atypical antipsychotic drugs are at higher risk of acute kidney injury.
Focal Prostate Cancer Therapy Safe, Feasible
In a study, none of the 62 men who had the treatment experienced erectile dysfunction or urinary incontinence.
MRI Highly Accurate in Detecting Significant Prostate Cancer
Diffusion-weighted technique found to have a sensitivity and specificity of 89%-91% and 77%-81%, respectively.
Blood Pressure Increases Along with Sodium Intake
The association is most pronounced in hypertensives, consumers of high-sodium diets, and older individuals.
Post-Brachytherapy Erectile Function Preserved in Most Men
At 5 years after seed implantation, 59% prostate cancer patients had preserved erectile function.
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