Thrombosis Perspective

• Episode 2: Are We Any Closer to Intestinal Gene Therapy in Crohn's Disease?   Drs Peter Higgins and Judy Cho discuss recent success in sickle cell anemia and whether we're any closer to using intestinal gene therapy in Crohn's disease.
  Medscape, May 24, 2022
• Five New Neurology Studies: Possible Breakthroughs, Some Failures   Dr Christoph Diener on promising early results in muscular dystrophy and Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, and discouraging ones for aducanumab.
  Medscape Neurology, May 09, 2022
• Aspirin in Primary Prevention of CVD: Rational Use   The aspirin question returns as the balance of benefits vs harms for some patient groups is reassessed.
  Medscape Ob/Gyn, May 04, 2022
• New Revascularization Guidelines: Key Points and Controversies   Bob Harrington interviews fellow cardiologist Jacqueline Tamis-Holland, vice chair of the recent ACC/AHA revascularization guidelines. She lets us inside the process and responds to the controversy.
  theheart.org on Medscape, April 25, 2022
• Episode 6: Emerging and Novel Therapeutics in the Management of PsA   Elaine Husni, MD, MPH, and Ana-Maria Orbai, MD, MHS, discuss the emerging and novel therapeutics in psoriatic arthritis and the impact that they will have on their patients.
  Medscape, April 18, 2022
• Gastroenterologists Can Do Better at Managing Antithrombotics   We need to be more mindful of stopping anticoagulants/antiplatelets during acute GI bleeds and endoscopy, says Dr David Johnson.
  Medscape Gastroenterology, April 14, 2022
• Recent Findings in Neurology: Multiple Sclerosis and Stroke   Dr Christoph Diener discusses recent studies in neurology focused on multiple sclerosis and stroke.
  Medscape Neurology, April 06, 2022
• ACC 2022 Percutaneous Left Atrial Appendage Occlusion: Promise vs Reality The selling point of percutaneous left atrial appendage occlusion is to prevent stroke while avoiding the bleeding risk of antithrombotics. The data paint a different picture, writes John Mandrola, MD.
  theheart.org on Medscape, April 04, 2022
• COVID-19 and the Heart: Is Cardiology Ready?   Robert Harrington, MD, interviews Ziyad Al-Aly, MD, about his recent paper in Nature Medicine focused on the long-term cardiovascular effects of COVID-19.
  theheart.org on Medscape, March 14, 2022
• ACG Offers Guidelines for Acute-on-Chronic Liver Failure A conversation with the lead author behind the recently published recommendations on how to manage this major cause of mortality in patients with chronic liver disease.
  Medscape Gastroenterology, March 07, 2022
• Antiseizure Meds and Cardiovascular Risk   Dr Andrew Wilner speaks with researcher Dr Colin Josephson about how big data is revealing the ways that certain epilepsy treatments elevate risks.
  Medscape Neurology, February 28, 2022
• Cellulitis Diagnosis and Treatment: Why Can't We Get It Right? We were all taught about cellulitis and its causative pathogens. So why do we have such a hard time getting the diagnosis and treatment right for our patients?
  Medscape Blogs, February 09, 2022
• Jeopardy! Champion's Parents Sue Doctors, Hospital When Patient Dies After Colectomy How did a routine colectomy end in a young man's death?
  Medscape Business of Medicine, January 28, 2022
• Withholding Anticoagulation for ISSPE Dr Holley reviews the data on whether anticoagulation is beneficial in patients with ISSPE.
  Medscape Critical Care, January 13, 2022
• Jumping Downhill: Acute Exacerbations of IPF: End-stage Considerations   UCSF clinicians discuss the importance of appropriate patient education on the potential for lung transplant and palliative care options.
  Medscape TV, January 11, 2022
• Updates to Guidance on Prevention and Management of VTE   Whom to treat? How long to treat? What to use? Dr Neil Skolnik highlights the new VTE guidance.
  Medscape Family Medicine, December 17, 2021
• Top Cardiology Trials of 2021   Drs Harrington and Gibson provide their annual roundup of what they consider the key cardiovascular trials of 2021.
  theheart.org on Medscape, December 16, 2021
• Question the 'Lab Leak' Theory. But Don't Call It a Conspiracy. If there's one thing the pandemic has taught us, labels get in the way of facts and make the truth that much harder to find.
  Knowable Magazine, November 29, 2021
• Grit and Gratitude: Pandemic Thanksgiving Reflections A young doctor reflects on what she is most grateful for this Thanksgiving: her grit.
  Medscape Blogs, November 29, 2021
• 'It's Deconditioning, Stupid': Exercise Limitations After COVID Dr Aaron Holley investigates whether deconditioning is responsible for all post-COVID activity limitations.
  Medscape Critical Care, November 24, 2021