MedscapeCME Infectious Disease Podcast
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Podcasts:
Review state-of-the-art practical application of HCV triple therapy for optimal outcomes in HCV patients.
Drs Barker and O'Donnell discuss the diagnosis and management of bronchiectasis, including bronchial hygiene strategies and new therapies
How has the management of infectious pathogens in CF changed in recent years? Listen to Dr Lisa Saiman provide her perspective.
Review the pathophysiology and treatment of atopic dermatitis with Drs. Mark Lebwohl, Amy Paller, and Elaine Siegfried.
Join Drs. Underberg and Waters as they discuss dyslipidemia in patients with HIV, selection of statin therapy, and drug-drug interactions.
Three experts discuss the financial aspects of providing vaccination to adults, provide tips on improving provider reimbursement, and examine the effect of the Affordable Care Act on adult vaccination.
Experts discuss strategies that will help PCPs overcome obstacles to improving adult vaccination rates for influenza and other diseases.
Review the most current findings on treatment of cSSSIs with the latest generation of cephalosporins.
Testing is only the first step in the HIV care continuum. What strategies can providers apply to ensure linkage to and retention in care? Experts discuss.
With new and emergent therapies on the horizon, how should we approach drug resistance in the management of chronic HCV infection?
Every child is at risk for rotavirus infection, but immunization can prevent severe disease and death in those at greatest risk.
Risk- and birth cohort-based screening strategies are effective in increasing HCV detection in primary care settings.
Colocation of HCV and HIV care achieves SVR rates comparable to those in clinical trials of coinfected patients.
Vaccines are approved for prevention of HPV infection and some cancers in girls, but many parents are unconvinced of their safety and efficacy.
Dr. Kubota reviews typical presentations, diagnosis, and guideline-based treatment of CA-MRSA infection in the office-based setting.
