Commentary - Is Tau Blood Testing a Game Changer for Diagnosing Alzheimer's?
Drs Adam Boxer, Samuel Gandy, and Rudolph Tanzi discuss the potential impact of a breakthrough study of plasma phospho-tau217.
View ArticleCommentary - COVID-19 infection may be part of a 'perfect storm' for...
Can COVID-19 infection increase the risk of developing Parkinson's disease? That's the question posed by a new commentary that explores three known case studies of people...
View ArticleCommentary - Menopause Transition and CVD: A Window of Opportunity
JoAnn Manson describes a new report that highlights the role of perimenopause in a woman's CVD risk, and how clinicians can help women modify this risk. Medscape Ob/Gyn
View ArticleCommentary - Q&A: Ways to mitigate underrepresentation of women in stroke...
Women are underrepresented in stroke clinical trials due to factors influenced by both investigators and patients. In a commentary published in Stroke, Cheryl Carcel, MD, PhD...
View ArticleCommentary - Docs Furious at Student, Resident Concerns: How to React
Whenever trainees voice concerns about medical education, some senior doctors inevitably respond with outrage, often personally attacking the student or resident. Why? And what...
View ArticleCommentary - Study: Exercise is the Key to Healthy Senior Years
According to a comprehensive new study, people who exercise regularly during middle age are far less likely to suffer from a wide range of dangerous health conditions in old...
View ArticleCommentary - 5 Challenges to Conventional Wisdom in Prostate Cancer
A urologic surgeon challenges the accepted wisdom in the field of prostate cancer management. Medscape Urology
View ArticleCommentary - How Retinal Imaging May Help Identify Alzheimer's Disease
An exploratory analysis into combining optical coherence tomography and artificial intelligence shows promising results. Medscape Ophthalmology
View ArticleA caregiver's anguish as a friend and husband endured isolation | Commentary
Lisa Warren, whose husband, Bill, has Alzheimer's disease, could only watch as he and a 100-year-old friend endured nursing home isolation because of COVID-19.
View ArticleInvited Clinical Commentary On: Are the Recommended Physical Activity...
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View ArticleCommentary - Fall Prevention Advice for Patients With Parkinson's
Tai chi's emphasis on balance and strength may make it an excellent option for older adults. Medscape Internal Medicine
View ArticleAlzheimer's disease deserves more federal funding for research | Commentary
A former Alzheimer's spouse caregiver and member of a federal task force hopes the National Institutes of Health make the prevention, detection and treatment of dementia a...
View ArticleCommentary - The evolution of ophthalmology economics
I am going to take a little stroll down memory lane in this commentary and present some personal thoughts on the economic past, present and future of ophthalmology. I committed...
View ArticleCommentary - The Return of Metastatic Prostate Cancer
Henry Rosevear, MD, explores why we're seeing a rise in the incidence of metastatic prostate cancer Medscape Oncology
View ArticleCommentary - Old Hands Help Nurture Next Generation of Endocrinologists
To the upcoming generation: Senior endocrinologists have your backs with the Endocrine Society's In-Training Exam. Score 75% on that exam, and you have a 97% chance of passing...
View ArticleFor Alzheimer's research, it's time for disruptive innovation | Commentary
After 115 years of research, it's time to find new research methods and treatment drugs for Alzheimer's disease, a guest columnist writes.
View ArticleThe best holiday gift: Get your boosters | Commentary
In a guest column, the president and CEO of Senior Resource Alliance says now is the time to fully protect yourself against COVID-19.
View ArticleCommentary - Lindstrom reflects on evolution, future of cataract surgery
In this commentary, I will take a short walk down memory lane, which will amaze some younger ophthalmologists, and then I will share some thoughts on my expectations for the...
View ArticleReinforcing the front lines in the fight against Alzheimer's | Commentary
In a guest column, the president and CEO of the Alzheimer's Foundation of America urges that dementia caregivers ask for help in understanding the disease and caring for their...
View ArticleMedicare must reverse its decision on Alzheimer's treatment | Commentary
Aducanumab has helped some early-onset Alzheimer's Disease patients in clinical trials, including the author of a guest column, but the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid...
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