First-ever ACG recommendations establish evidence-based protocols for diagnosing and managing gastric atrophy, intestinal metaplasia, and dysplasia, addressing significant cancer disparities in high-risk U.S. populations
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force finds inadequate evidence to recommend for or against routine food insecurity screening in primary care settings, despite affecting 12.8% of American households and disproportionately impacting minority populations.
The new clinical practice guideline, developed in tandem by representatives from 10 medical societies, provides evidence-based and consensus recommendations for safe benzodiazepine tapering when risks outweigh benefits.
These guidelines represent a comprehensive update to the 2014 recommendations, developed following a thorough literature review and consensus among experts from the three major GI societies.
New AAP clinical report outlines a three-step screening strategy for primary care providers to identify biliary atresia in infants by 2-4 weeks of life, potentially reducing the need for liver transplants.
A coalition of some 40 organizations representing dentists and physicians, including the ADA, urged the Senate to pass the Resident Education Deferred Interest Act.
The CDC has released updated contraceptive guidance for health care providers, emphasizing patient autonomy and evidence-based recommendations to support high-quality, equitable contraceptive care.