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Original Article FFR versus Intravascular Ultrasonography to Guide PCI B.-K. Koo and Others
In a randomized trial of fractional flow reserve versus IVUS to guide PCI, the use of FFR resulted in fewer coronary interventions and was noninferior to IVUS with respect to clinical outcomes at 2 years.
Sep 01Editorial Choosing a Method for Guiding PCI
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Covid-19 Update for August 30
Covid-19 and the WHO
E.J. Rubin and Others
In this audio interview conducted on August 30, the editors are joined by Soumya Swaminathan, Chief Scientist of the World Health Organization, to discuss the work of the WHO in fighting SARS-CoV-2.
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Review Article
Franklin H. Epstein Lecture
Covid-19 Vaccines — Immunity, Variants, Boosters
D.H. Barouch
The protective effects of vaccination and prior infection on severe Covid-19 are reviewed, with proposed directions for future research, including mucosal immunity and intermittent vaccine boost strategies.
Aug 31
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Covid-19 Update for August 30
Covid-19 and the WHO
E.J. Rubin and Others
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Intradermal Vaccination for Monkeypox
J.T. Brooks and Others
Intradermal JYNNEOS may safely provide populations that have been disproportionately affected by monkeypox with rapid access to a limited resource without sacrificing the level of immune response achieved.
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Perspective
What Dobbs Means for Patients with Breast Cancer
N.T. Christian and V.F. Borges
Under Dobbs, some U.S. patients with breast cancer will be forced to carry a high-risk pregnancy and will have limited choices for treating their cancer.
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Medicine and Society
Building Black Wealth
E. South, A. Venkataramani, and G. Dalembert
Since wealth is a fundamental driver of health, health equity strategies that fail to close the racial wealth gap may be ineffective. What can health systems do to help address this major social determinant of health?
Sep 01
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Intradermal Vaccination for Monkeypox
J.T. Brooks and Others
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Protection against Omicron BA.5 from Previous Infection
J. Malato and Others
Conventional wisdom is that previous infection with omicron subvariant BA.1 or BA.2 does not protect against BA.5, but data from Portugal show considerable protection against BA.5 infection from previous BA.1 or BA.2 infection.
Aug 31 -
Perspective
The Escalating Cybersecurity Threat to Health Care
E. Perakslis
The cyberthreat to health care has never been greater. Fortunately, clinicians can protect themselves and their patients from the worst of these attacks, in part by means of precautions and preparation.
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Perspective
“Fertility Fraud” Legislation
D. Fox
State fertility-fraud laws prohibit deliberately misrepresenting the source of sperm, eggs, or embryos used to treat infertility. Such legislation could herald an expansion of informed-consent doctrine.
Sep 01
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Protection against Omicron BA.5 from Previous Infection
J. Malato and Others
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Covid-19 Vaccine Resource Center
Practical guidance for your practice and patients
Original Research
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Original Article
Nirmatrelvir for Covid-19 during the Omicron Surge
R. Arbel and Others
During the 2022 clinical rollout of nirmatrelvir in Israel, most patients (78%) had previous SARS-CoV-2 immunity. Benefit was seen in patients at highest risk for Covid-19 progression, such as those 65 years of age or older.
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Original Article
Regimens for Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis
F. Conradie and Others
A randomized trial of bedaquiline–pretomanid–linezolid for highly drug-resistant tuberculosis assessed the use of linezolid at 600 or 1200 mg for 9 or 26 weeks; the 600-mg dose for 26 weeks had a favorable profile.
Sep 01Editorial Linezolid for Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis
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Original Article
Nirmatrelvir for Covid-19 during the Omicron Surge
R. Arbel and Others
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Meeting of the European Society of Cardiology
Routine Functional Testing after PCI
D.-W. Park and Others
In a randomized trial involving patients who had undergone percutaneous coronary intervention, routine functional testing did not improve clinical outcomes at 2 years.
Aug 28Editorial Surveillance Stress Testing “POST-PCI” — A Future Class III Recommendation?
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Original Article
Meeting of the European Society of Cardiology
Routine Functional Testing after PCI
D.-W. Park and Others
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Correspondence
Pretomanid for MDR or XDR Tuberculosis
N.D. Goswami, D. Ashkin, and C.A. Haley
Investigators report findings from the use of an all-oral regimen of bedaquiline, pretomanid, and linezolid in patients in the United States with multidrug-resistant or extensively drug-resistant tuberculosis.
Sep 01
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Pretomanid for MDR or XDR Tuberculosis
N.D. Goswami, D. Ashkin, and C.A. Haley
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Discover recently published original research articles — from important first-in-human studies to confirmatory trials — that validate or challenge prior clinical findings.
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Clinical Problem-Solving
Telescoping the Diagnostic Process
C.D. Lee and Others
A 3-year-old boy presented with abdominal pain and vomiting. He had associated chills without fever, nonbloody and nonbilious emesis, constipation, reduced urinary output, and a decreased activity level. What is the diagnosis?
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Review Article
Lesions of the Ovary and Fallopian Tube
R.C. Sisodia and M.G. del Carmen
Lesions of the ovary and fallopian tube are common and may be acute or chronic. Diagnostic assessment is designed to distinguish benign from malignant causes. Referral to a gynecologic oncologist is often necessary.
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Perspective
Updated Health Warnings for Alcohol
A.H. Grummon and M.G. Hall
The risks associated with alcohol consumption are well documented. Requiring new, well-designed warning labels on alcohol containers could provide information to consumers and reduce harm.
Sep 01
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Clinical Problem-Solving
Telescoping the Diagnostic Process
C.D. Lee and Others
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Review Article Chronic Urticaria D.M. Lang
Chronic urticaria differs from acute urticaria in characteristics and treatments. The chronic form is spontaneous or inducible, with the latter elicited by cold, heat, pressure, or other precipitants.
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Perspective
Losing Contact
S.M. MacDonald and J. Berv
For patients with rare diseases, connecting virtually with specialists across state lines can be the only option for excellent care. So why are state-licensing restrictions being enforced more aggressively than ever?
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