Heart failure was independently associated with an increased risk of major fracture in adults treated with osteoporosis therapy.

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Now is the moment for primary care to adapt: seamless scheduling, virtual options, in‑house testing. The lines with urgent and retail care may blur—standing still is not an option.

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This study found that women have clear preferences about how information is delivered and by whom, but show little preference for calculators or checklists.

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In‑clinic, case‑based discussions are an effective approach to teaching clinical decision‑making. This intervention improved confidence in managing in‑basket scenarios, with some participants reporting reduced time spent.

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Alcohol use disorder (AUD) is associated with lower adherence and continuation of PrEP. Additional interventions are likely needed to help individuals with AUD to use PrEP as advised and achieve full protection from HIV. @UTexasPharmacy

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A study of privately insured people w/ #HIV found 1/3 had a statin discontinuation w/in 1 year of starting, and 1/4 of those remaining on statins had low adherence. 🚺️ were more likely to discontinue and have low adherence c/t 🚹️ .

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This study in #JGIM emulates the GRADE trial to include SGLT-2i, comparing them with SUs, GLP-1RAs, & DPP-4s in real-world T2DM patients on metformin. GLP-1RAs showed the best glycemic control, aligning with GRADE and extending its findings. @avikray_md

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Early recognition of subtle clues—low‑normal Hb, elevated LFTs, lower BMI—plus persistent GI symptoms and genetic risk can prompt earlier screening and diagnosis of #CeliacDisease in young adults, reducing long‑term harm.

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Using the Electronic Health Record Patient Portal to Collect Advance Directives and Surrogate Specification

Health Information System personnel and doctors can collaborate to collect advance directives and patient-specified surrogate decision makers.

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We can’t support what we don’t understand.
To build an equitable physician workforce, we must center trainee challenges and broaden diversity & equity conversations. Learn from the student surveys here: rdcu.be/e1mwX #UGM #MedEd #JGIM

🚨 🔥 When burnout leads to “flame out,” we lose future physicians. This papers links burnout to medical school attrition—highlighting the need for earlier support, especially for underrepresented students. rdcu.be/eZoKc #JGIM #MedEd

When time is short, every word counts.
What are the key skills for crisis communication in serious illness care? Read more here: rdcu.be/eZoGE #JGIM

If Internal Medicine lacks diversity, the problem may start in med school. Early exposure and support matter. This study calls for action across UME → GME. @BasselShanab @MytienTNguyen @DowinHugh @WillRob3rts #JIGM #UME #GME #MedEd rdcu.be/e1mvO

Life expectancy matters in prostate cancer decisions—but it’s not always discussed. This study highlights key barriers: concerns about patient receptiveness, communication challenges, and low confidence in LE estimates @TimDaskivich #JGIM #ProstateCancer rdcu.be/e1mpt

AI: 98% on Step 1
Physicians + AI: no score boost
The missing link? How we engage with AI. That’s where better diagnosis—and fewer errors—may start. #JGIM #AI rdcu.be/e1mrp

Advocacy → Action → Policy change 🌟
Our new manuscript expands an advocacy model and uses PRISM to turn ideas into measurable impact. @Cervantes_Lily1 #advocacy #JGIM rdcu.be/e1l1N

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AI scribes promise less “pajama time” and faster notes—and early data deliver. This editorial explores the promise, successes, and limitations. The bigger question: does this improve care? rdcu.be/eZoDF #JGIM #AI

We focus on exercise—but what about sitting? After suspected ACS, more sedentary time = higher ED visits/readmissions, even controlling for physical activity. Sitting less may matter more than we think 🪑 rdcu.be/e1fBN #JGIM #ExerciseIsMedicine

Who gets more face time in the hospital? This study ties patient language preference to how often clinicians enter the room—a potential pathway to disparities #JGIM #HospitalMedicine rdcu.be/eZoA0

Note: The GIF above contains imagery of a character smoking. This is not an endorsement of tobacco use. Smoking is a leading cause of preventable disease and death. If you or someone you know is interested in quitting, consider reaching out to a healthcare provider for support.

“Do you know what the secret to life is? This”

“Your finger?”

“One thing, just one thing. You stick to that and everything else don’t mean #$%.”

"What’s the one thing?”

“That’s what you’ve got to figure out”

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Enforcing federal information-sharing rules in carceral settings, improving electronic record systems, & expanding electronic access could bring #CorrectionalHealthcare in line with community standards to improve health!

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Check out this new #MedEd #JGIM #Perspective by tobyordoctoby.bsky.social & colleagues!

It makes the urgent case for faculty #advocacy training as key to mentoring trainees, advancing scholarship, & combating burnout among academic physicians

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Check out this new #JGIM #ConciseResearchReport!

In 2153 patients, there was strong clustering among key social needs:
🟢 Food insecurity
🟢 Utility strain
🟢 Medication barriers

Demographics didn’t predict needs, highlighting the importance of screening

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1 in 4 patients report social isolation, but only 10% request help

This new #JGIM #ConciseResearchReport shows healthcare needs proactive outreach—not just passive screening

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Check out this new #JGIM #Viewpoint discussing a new pathway Massachusetts has enacted for international medical graduates to become licensed

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Breast cancer screening isn’t just about access, it’s about affordability. New federal policies could save lives, but gaps remain

A 10% ⬆️ in screening ➡️ ~1790 fewer deaths/year

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Check out this new #JGIM #OriginalResearch article that showed unaided hearing loss was associated with increased hospitalizations among adults with heart failure

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