January 16, 2025

Health care providers urged to revisit obligations of accessible health care

DHHS published guidance surrounding updates to regulations prohibiting discrimination in health care on the basis of disability. 

ADA News

January 16, 2025

New XLH Guidelines Shift Primary Therapy to Burosumab

"Burosumab treatment normalized ALP serum levels in about 80% of both pediatric and adolescent cohorts, suggesting a substantial improvement of rickets in these patients," report authors of comprehensive new evidence-based recommendations for X-linked hypophosphatemia management.

Conexiant

January 15, 2025

Updated TMS Guidelines for Depression Treatment

Explore the latest transcranial magnetic stimulation guidelines for depression, including updated protocols, safety data, and tailored recommendations for clinicians.

Conexiant

January 14, 2025

Does Screening Cut Hip Fracture Risks?

"Screening in higher-risk women 65 years or older was associated with a small absolute risk reduction in hip and major fractures compared with usual care."

Conexiant

January 09, 2025

CDC Expands Adult Pneumococcal Vaccine Age Range

CDC recommends pneumococcal vaccines for adults 50+, expanding previous age-based guidance.

Conexiant

January 07, 2025

ACG Issues First EoE Guidelines Since 2013

The new clinical guidelines represent the first updates from the American College of Gastroenterology since 2013.

Conexiant

January 03, 2025

Experts Update Two-Decade-Old Alzheimer's Protocols

Updated clinical practice guidelines for diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease include recommendations aimed at reducing unnecessary testing.

Conexiant

December 23, 2024

ACC Issues New Post-Stroke Monitoring Guidelines

The American College of Cardiology releases a consensus document providing specific guidance for cardiac monitoring after stroke, outlining distinct approaches and recommendations based on stroke etiology.

Conexiant

June 08, 2023

Coalition urges Senate leaders to support REDI Act

A coalition of some 40 organizations representing dentists and physicians, including the ADA, urged the Senate to pass the Resident Education Deferred Interest Act.

ADA News