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Maternal Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) vaccination at 24-36 weeks’ gestation may prevent severe RSV infection in infants.
Pharmacy Week is a time to recognize contributions that pharmacists and pharmacy technicians make in patient care. Hear how pharmacists contribute to expanded access of medications, helping to provide treatment to patients who need it.
As the Northern hemisphere begins its RSV season, discover new measures to prevent severe RSV infections in the most vulnerable populations.
Learn more about the background and impacts of World Mental Health Day and how resources from the American Psychological Association (APA) benefit mental health efforts around the world.
EBSCO Nursing Consultant Kate ONeill, DNP, RN, explores the global diabetes epidemic, the pivotal role of health care professionals in diabetes management, the power of education and technology in raising awareness of this pervasive health challenge.
Many Primary Care physicians manage veterans because most veterans do not seek healthcare from Veterans Affairs (VA) services. Hear from Army veteran and DynaMed Deputy Editor Dr. Dan Randall about considerations for the care of veterans.
Oral phenylephrine, common in many OTC cold medicines, is no longer generally recognized as an effective nasal decongestant due to growing body of evidence.
The stigma associated with binging and purging often results in secrecy that prevents people from obtaining a diagnosis of bulimia nervosa and getting the care they need.
With adequate support, most people adapt to the death of a loved one without clinical intervention. Helping patients to understand their grief and get appropriate support can facilitate bereavement adjustment and detect cases of prolonged grief disorder.
A growing body of evidence obtained during the COVID-19 pandemic continues to point out the racial bias of pulse oximetry.