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Hidden Cognitive Decline Symptoms: What Every Internist Must Know Today
Hidden Cognitive Decline Symptoms: What Every Internist Must Know Today Check out our extensive video library (see channel for our latest videos) Introduction Cognitive decline symptoms often go undetected in clinical settings, despite affecting approximately 16.6% of Americans aged 65 and older who experience
Alternative Therapies for Depression: Breakthrough Neurostimulation Methods Show 80% Success Rate
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Why GLP-1 Non-Responders Need Earlier Anti-Obesity Medication Intervention
Why GLP-1 Non-Responders Need Earlier Anti-Obesity Medication Intervention Introduction GLP-1 non-responders represent a critical challenge in obesity management that requires prompt medical intervention. Despite the availability of six FDA-approved anti-obesity medications (AOMs) for chronic weight management, current guidelines recommend waiting six months after behavioral therapy
Tachyphylaxis in Antidepressants: The Science Behind Treatment Resistance
Tachyphylaxis in Antidepressants: The Science Behind Treatment Resistance Introduction Tachyphylaxis is a challenging phenomenon that occurs when antidepressant medications gradually lose their therapeutic efficacy despite continued administration at the same dosage. The prevalence of antidepressant treatment tachyphylaxis is substantial, affecting approximately 25 percent of treated,
The Opioid Crisis in Family Practice: Safe Prescribing vs. Abandoning Patients
The Opioid Crisis in Family Practice: Safe Prescribing vs. Abandoning Patients Abstract The opioid crisis has placed family practice doctors in a challenging position. They must balance providing proper pain care for their patients while avoiding contributing to the widespread addiction and overdose problems facing
CBD and Seizures: New Clinical Evidence Challenges Common Beliefs
CBD and Seizures: New Clinical Evidence Challenges Common Beliefs Introduction CBD and seizures research has skyrocketed in recent years, challenging traditional treatment paradigms for refractory epilepsy. Epilepsy affects approximately 50 million people globally, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). This neurological disorder, previously limited
Managing HIV in Primary Care: What Every Physician Needs to Know in 2025
ALS News: Breakthrough Drug Shows Promising Results in Clinical Trials
ALS News: Breakthrough Drug Shows Promising Results in Clinical Trials Introduction Recent ALS news reveals a groundbreaking personalized drug therapy that has demonstrated remarkable efficacy in slowing ALS progression. In April 2024, a patient received the first-ever antisense oligonucleotide (ASO) treatment targeting CHCHD10 mutations in
Why Anesthesiologists Are Burning Out: A Veteran’s Perspective [2025 Crisis]
Why Anesthesiologists Are Burning Out: A Veteran’s Perspective [2025 Crisis] Introduction Is being an anesthesiologist stressful? The answer lies in the alarming burnout rates that have reached crisis levels within the specialty. Burnout prevalence among anesthesiologists ranks among the highest of all medical
