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American College of Chest Physicians, Oct. 24-28

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CHEST 2015 The annual meeting of the American College of Chest Physicians was held from Oct. 24 to 28 in Montreal and attracted...
Computed tomography findings affect the diagnosis and management of suspected community-acquired pneumonia

Early CT Scan Impacts Management of Suspected CAP

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CT scan modified classification in 58.6 percent of patients presenting to ER with suspected CAP
Concurrent use of heroin and prescription opioids is increasing

More Prescription Opioid Addicts Are Turning to Heroin

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Interviews with addicts confirm desire for cheaper, more plentiful substitute
All packs of Auvi-Q injectors are being recalled in the United States as some may not deliver the correct dose of epinephrine

Sanofi Recalls Auvi-Q Injectors Used to Treat Anaphylaxis

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Injectors may not deliver right amount of drug
For black patients with asthma treated with inhaled corticosteroids

LABAs No Better Than Tiotropium in Black Adults With Asthma

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Outcomes similar for patients treated with inhaled corticosteroids plus tiotropium versus LABAs
A considerable proportion of federal marketplace plans lack at least one in-network specialist

Nearly 15 Percent of Plans Lack In-Network Specialists

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Most commonly excluded specialists are in endocrinology, rheumatology, and psychiatry
In a case report published in the October issue of Clinical Diabetes

Case of Lactic Acidosis With Metformin, Normal Renal Function

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Patient presented to ER with coughing and shortness of breath, normal renal function
A program designed to prevent abusive head trauma in North Carolina didn't reduce rates of infant head injuries related to the abuse

State Abusive Head Trauma Program Didn’t Reduce Injuries

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Over three years, more than 90 percent of North Carolina parents of newborns participated
The importance of thanking patients for coming to see you

Physician Emphasizes Importance of Saying Thank You

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Doctor reports feeling deeper connection to his patients; improvement in patient satisfaction score
New research suggests that doctors don't warn younger women when they're at risk for cardiovascular disease as often as they warn men. And once younger women suffer an ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction

Gender Gap Appears to Continue in Cardiovascular Care

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Younger women less likely than men to be warned of risk, get same treatments or survive after MI