Ubrogepant Efficacious in Acute Migraine Treatment For Those in Whom Triptans Not Effective
Ubrogepant has demonstrated efficacy in treating acute migraine among individuals for whom triptan has not been effective.
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Noninvasive Vagus Nerve Stimulation Effective for Cluster Headache
Researchers pooled data from 2 randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trials and found that noninvasive VNS is effective in aborting attacks in episodic cluster headache.
Mayo Clinic Offers Policy for Reporting and Responding to Patient Bias
The Mayo Clinic has instituted a Patient and Visitor Conduct Policy that balances the dual needs of providing optimal patient care while maintaining a supportive, respectful workplace for staff.
Reviewing the Safety of Chronic Paracetamol Use for Osteoarthritis Pain
The use of paracetamol for the management of osteoarthritis pain should be further investigated, as the drug may only provide low analgesic benefits, be associated with adverse events, and be toxic at higher doses.
Rate of Pediatric Emergency Department Use After ACA Implementation
The slope of emergency department visit rates over time did increase significantly in 2014 to 2016 compared with previous trends but these effects were independent of insurance coverage.
Mechanisms Mediating Socioeconomic-Driven Health Disparities Identified
Low SES was linked by researchers to stress and a greater risk for MACE through up-regulation of neural activity and arterial inflammation.
Facilitating Religious Concordance Between Patients and Physicians
Investigators recommend a case-by-case approach to handle situations when patients request religious concordance or to be transferred to a physician with similar religious beliefs.
Multidisciplinary Approach Needed for the Diagnosis of Complex Orofacial Pain
The range of causes underlying complex orofacial pain highlights the importance of taking a multidisciplinary approach for the diagnosis of these conditions.
Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy Associated With Increased Health Care Costs
Researchers found a substantial cohort of adults with diabetic peripheral neuropathy in the United States with high financial and social costs.
New Partnership Aims to Improve Equality and Inclusion in Health Care
The aim of the TIME’S UP healthcare organization is to create a safe workplace environment with more equality and inclusivity for all healthcare work positions.
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