HPV vaccine impacts disease, screening While HPV immunization is recommended during adolescence, internists practicing in the postvaccine era have their own host of considerations: namely, screening for cervical cancer and providing catch-up vaccination.
"Geriatric tsunami" carries elderly obesity By 2030, more than 20% of the U.S. population is expected to be over the age of 65, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. The expected rise in functional impairment in later years can be staved off with a healthy lifestyle.
Managing medications in patients with heart failure Internists can provide a medical home to patients with heart failure so that medications and supplements are regularly assessed and managed, according to experts.
Textbook edition reflects evolution of hospital medicine The first update of "Principles and Practice of Hospital Medicine" exemplifies how hospital medicine has evolved and the skills that hospitalists need to have.
Guidelines get their own conference at G-I-N A "high-stakes" effort is occurring in the pricey world of guideline development, as researchers around the globe seek to pool resources and find common ground.
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