Despite recent trials showing no benefit and other bodies advising against it, new 2024 ESC guidelines recommend widespread atrial fibrillation screening. Let’s look at the evidence and other recommendations.
Should We Screen for Atrial Fibrillation? ESC Says Yes (2024), Evidence Says…? Read More »
The “Surprise Question” is a quick tool for assessing prognosis in palliative care. But is this common gut-check reliable? Have a look at the evidence!
Is the “Surprise Question” meaningful? Read More »
Lecanemab, a new Alzheimer’s drug, recently gained EMA approval. But how effective is it really, considering the data shows only modest cognitive decline reduction and significant side effects like brain edema?
Is Lecanemab effective against Alzheimer’s? Read More »
Did you know incorrect arm position or cuff size can drastically alter blood pressure readings, potentially leading to misdiagnosis? Learn the proper technique and explore alternatives like wrist measurements for specific patient groups.
Preventing Blood Pressure Misdiagnosis: Arm Position & Cuff Size Read More »
I am convinced GPs are the backbone of effective healthcare systems. Here you can find an easy-to-read review of the evidence – which undoubtedly supports this claim!
8 Reasons Why Family Physicians are the Actual Stars of Medicine Read More »
As demand is high and availability is low: which patients should get GLP-analogs first? What are the true benefits and side effects? Here you can find everything you need to know: a readable summary of the key research studies!
Key Facts GPs Should Know About GLP-1 Analogs Read More »
Most doctors are managing obesity based on opinion, not on evidence. This easy-to-read summary of key studies might challenge your thinking and clinical practice…
Why Most Doctors Are Wrong About Obesity Management Read More »
