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Scaly Skin and Other Rare Skin Problems: Customized Treatment Through Genetics

Learn more about how genetic research led to a new treatment for a rare skin disease. Yale Medicine’s Dr. Keith Choate leads a team of dermatologists who have discovered over a dozen new genetic skin diseases; in some cases the team has ...

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Interventional Endoscopy Program

Diagnosing digestive diseases can be complicated and challenging, especially when standard diagnostic testing presents uncertain results. At Yale Medicine, the Interventional Endoscopy team uses a wide range of minimally invasive, advanced ...

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Detecting Less-Detectable Infections: A New Genetic Technique Using Plasma

Metagenomic next-generation sequencing can pinpoint pathogens causing infections in patients with immune function challenges and complex conditions, potentially saving lives as well as lowering care costs.

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Evaluation of the Symptomatic Breast by Dr. Babita Panigrahi, Breast Imaging

In this physician presentation, Dr. Babita Panigrahi, breast imaging radiologist, explains the difference between screening and diagnostic breast imaging and what diagnostic imaging is needed for various breast symptoms such as palpable ...

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Understanding Obesity: Essentials of Screening and Management in Primary Care

Weight management specialist Diana Thiara, MD, presents an update on obesity care, with guidance on using screening tools, having sensitive discussions, and selecting treatments – from dietary modifications to surgery.

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Looking at Vision and Brain Injuries: How to Discern Connections and Optimize Care

Certain vision problems may be linked to a past traumatic brain injury, but it’s not always obvious. Neuro-optometrist Mark Wu, OD, discusses how to diagnose such issues, with tips on what to ask about symptoms.

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Mantle Cell Lymphoma Clinical Trial

Targeted combination therapy for mantle cell lymphoma with minimal residual disease assessment.

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MIP Patient Guide Brochure

Minimally invasive percutaneous nephrolithotomy (MIP) is a surgery performed to remove stones from the kidney by passing a nephroscope through a small incision made in a patient’s side/back.

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MIP Course Brochure 2021

2021 MIP Clinical Workshop

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Advances in Precision Medicine for Scleroderma and Myositis

New Johns Hopkins research aims to better predict trajectories of disease and how patients will respond to treatments.

17th Wallace H. Clark, Jr., MD Lectureship in Cutaneous Oncology and Melanoma Symposium

October 14, 2021, this CME-accredited symposium is designed to update participants on important topics in cutaneous oncology and melanoma.

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UCSF’s Lawrence Fong, MD, Earns NCI Award for Cancer Immunotherapy Research

The National Cancer Institute (NCI)has honored Lawrence H. Fong, MD, leader of the UC San Francisco Cancer Immunotherapy Program, with an Outstanding Investigator Award (R35).These awards support investigators who have significant records ...

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COVID-19 Vaccination: A Communication Guide for Providers

Yale’s Saad Omer, director of the Yale Institute of Global Health and the associate dean at the Yale School of Medicine, has spent more than 20 years conducting research in countries throughout the world on ways to address vaccine hesitancy ...

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Surviving Cancer: Now What?

In this CME, you will describe pediatric cancer diagnosis and survivorship trends, discuss common adverse outcomes for childhood cancer survivors, review monitoring guidelines for childhood cancer survivors, identify the importance of ...

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Reducing Stroke Risk in Patients with Atrial Fibrillation: Non-interventional approaches

In this CME, Andrew H. Voigt, MD, discusses non-interventional approaches to reducing stroke risk in patients with Atrial Fibrillation.