In a large multicountry trial, researchers evaluated whether an integrase inhibitor–based regimen offers comparable or superior treatment outcomes to a boosted protease inhibitor regimen in adults with...
In this multidisciplinary discussion, family medicine experts demonstrate how integrated team-based models, spanning primary care, behavioral health, pharmacy, and community services, can improve outcomes,...
Primary care teams face mounting pressure to succeed under value-based payment models, but fragmented data and inconsistent information sharing remain major obstacles. The American Academy of Family...
Stapokibart, a novel anti–IL-4Rα monoclonal antibody, significantly reduced nasal polyp size and congestion in patients with severe chronic rhinosinusitis with nasal polyps, with improvements evident as...
In patients with severe asthma who experience persistent exacerbations despite biologic therapy, azithromycin reduced both steroid- and antibiotic-requiring events and improved symptom control, according to...
A palliative care training program for emergency clinicians did not reduce hospital admissions among older adults with serious illness, despite broad implementation.
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is more prevalent and complex than often recognized—especially in women, older adults, and patients with comorbid conditions, according to Julianne Blythe, MPA, PA-C, RPSGT, a...
With three FDA-approved treatments now available, clinicians must learn to spot the early signs and understand the evolving science behind hidradenitis suppurativa (HS), a painful and stigmatizing disease....
In this interview, Neal Skolnik, MD, previews his Practical Updates in Primary Care 2025 presentation on evolving approaches to UTI management, including updated diagnostic guidance, emerging antibiotic...
