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Wearing a Helmet When Skiing/Snowboarding?

Should You Always Wear a Helmet When Skiing/Snowboarding? 1,300+ Doctors Weigh In

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Title slide of a clinical trial presentation on inorganic nitrite delivery to enhance exercise capacity in HFpEF, featured at ACC by Barry A. Borlaug as part of the Heart Failure Clinical Research Network.
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The complicated diagnosis of HFpEF, and ineffective drugs

A recent presentation at the American College of Cardiology meeting emphasizes how complicated the diagnosis…

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Close-up of two kidney stones resembling unique medical souvenirs; one is small and rough, while the other is larger with a jagged, crystalline appearance, set against a plain white background.
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Drs Share Their Strange Medical Souvenirs Stories

Doctors share their stories of the strangest medical souvenirs they, or their patients, have kept

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A person with a focus on their knees sits on a medical examination table, wearing white socks and sneakers, possibly preparing for a leg mass assessment.
Patient Cases

Lower Leg Mass with Uncharacterizable Malignancy

A physician shares a case of a patient with a Lower Leg Mass with Uncharacterizable…

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The line graph illustrates Afib diagnosis rates over 400 days, with the actively monitored group reaching 6.3%, notably higher than the 2.3% of observational controls.
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Screen for atrial fibrillation (AF) in high risk patients

Because up to 25% of AF is asymptomatic investigators have recognized a need to screen…

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In protective gear, a scientist carefully uses a pipette in a lab filled with microscopes and test tubes, aware of the potential risk involved in synthesizing viruses.
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Synthesizing Viruses vs. Risk of Biological Weapons

We asked doctors if the benefits of synthesizing viruses for vaccine research outweighed the risk…

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An elderly person's upper back shows a large, dark, and crusted wound near the shoulder, surrounded by red skin in a bathroom setting, indicating possible wound infection post melanoma resection.
Patient Cases

Wound infection post melanoma resection

A physician posts a patient case about a wound infection post melanoma resection

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A close-up of a leg with red, irritated, and broken skin suggests a rash or infection, potentially linked to varicose vein insufficiency, on a light-colored floor.
Patient Cases

Varicose vein insufficiency—erythematous vesicular lesion

A physician reaches out to the Sermo community to discuss a patient with Varicose Vein…

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Women’s Health Providers’ Role in HIV Prevention

In the United States, one in five people newly diagnosed with HIV is a woman.…

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Endoscopic images reveal sections of the gastrointestinal tract with signs of inflammation and potential lesions, possibly indicating incomplete Boerhaave-Syndrome.
Patient Cases

Incomplete Boerhaave-Syndrome…

A physician reaches out to the Sermo community with a patient case regarding Incomplete Boerhaave-Syndrome…

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Do Doctors Approve of Animal Testing?

Doctors discuss their opinions surrounding the controversial topic of animal testing

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A small, irregularly shaped brown object, reminiscent of a specimen related to Thoracic Endometriosis Syndrome, is placed near a ruler for scale, displaying measurements in both centimeters and inches.
Patient Cases

Does She Have Thoracic Endometriosis Syndrome?

Shared by an Italian doctor specializing in Pulmonology and Respiratory Medicine I want to describe…

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