Long COVID May Affect Millions of Americans Never Diagnosed
Undiagnosed long COVID patients are often left in a treatment limbo and deserve the same access to care afforded to patients with a confirmed COVID-19 diagnosis.
Diagnosis & Disease Information
Immunization Update: 2024 Vaccine Schedules for Infants, Children, and Adolescents
After sharp declines during the COVID-19 pandemic, vaccination rates among children are rising but vaccine hesitancy continues among many parents.
FDA Approves RSV Vaccine Abrysvo for Use During Pregnancy to Protect Infants
Abyrsvo is the first vaccine approved for pregnant individuals to prevent RSV disease in infants.
FDA Warns Against Use of MSM-Containing Eye Drops
According to the FDA, there are no legally marketed ophthalmic products that contain MSM as an active ingredient.
Diagnostic Challenge: Widespread Scaly Papules
Can you diagnose the skin diseases causing widespread scaly papules in this Dermatologic Look-Alikes Challenge?
Higher Incidence of HSV Found in Patients With vs Without Alopecia Areata
Investigators sought to evaluate real-world incidence rates of serious infections, herpes zoster infections, herpes simplex infections, major adverse cardiovascular events, thromboembolism, and cancers among patients with alopecia areata.
CDC Recommends Routine Use of Beyfortus for RSV Disease Prevention in Infants
Beyfortus is a long-acting anti-RSV monoclonal antibody.
Clinical Challenge: Woman Presents With Confusion After Shingles Infection
A 54-year-old woman is brought to the emergency department with the onset of confusion and excessive sleepiness after taking acyclovir for a shingles infection. Can you make the diagnosis?
Shingles: Raising Awareness and Promoting Vaccination
Despite the availability of a highly effective shingles vaccine and almost universal risk among those born before 1980, Americans are not getting vaccinated.
Investigational Gonorrhea Vaccine Gets FDA Fast Track Designation
There are currently no vaccines approved for preventing Neisseria gonorrhoeae infection.
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