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2008 areas of dermatology interest.(VITAL SIGNS)(Statistical table)(Brief article)
2008 Areas of Dermatology Interest General dermatology 67% Dermatologic surgery 10% Psoriasis/psoriatic arthritis 8% Cosmetic dermatology 6% Pediatric . . .

Cephalexin of little use in CA-MRSA.(News)
HONOLULU -- For community-acquired methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus infections of the face, cephalexin should rarely be the antibiotic of choice, according to a decision analysis . . .

Pediatric safety of TNF blockers draws concern.(News)
Physicians involved in the treatment of psoriasis are divided over a Food and Drug Administration committee recommendation that etanercept be approved for use in children. Hari Sachs, medical . . .

Ustekinumab for psoriasis wins backing of panel: but more long-term safety data are needed.(News)
SILVER SPRING, MD. -- An expert panel has unanimously recommended that ustekinumab, a novel human monoclonal antibody, should be approved for treating adults with moderate to severe plaque . . .

Study hikes risk of cancer from AKs.(News)
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] KYOTO, JAPAN -- Clinically diagnosed actinic keratoses progress to squamous cell carcinoma at a far greater rate than previously estimated, according to the first large . . .

Managing pregnancy in rheumatic disease patients.(Across Specialties)
CHICAGO -- The only "sure thing" about the medical management of pregnant women who have a rheumatic disease is that "there are no sure things," according to a physician with particular expertise . . .

Reflectance Microscopy Atlas.(Products)
"Reflectance Confocal Microscopy of Cutaneous Tumors: An Atlas With Clinical, Dermoscopic, and Histological Correlations" is a new, full-color, 280-page hardcover book. Contents include . . .

Handheld facial toner.(Products)(NuFace by Carol Cole Company)(Brief article)
The NuFace handheld device uses microcurrent stimulation of facial muscles and tissues to improve circulation and promote a healthy skin tone. The device is noninvasive and can be used as an . . .

Benchmarking software.(Products)
The Medical Group Management Association (MGMA) and ValuSource Software have released two new practice benchmarking programs, "Pay-to-Production Plotter" and "Cost Dashboard." The former allows . . .

Antiwrinkle cream.(Products)
C-Recovery antiwrinkle cream contains 5% vitamin C and a unique thermal dermobiotic complex to promote skin recovery after wrinkle-reducing procedures. The product also contains vitamin . . .

MedPAC seeks to lower costs by upping primary care pay.(Practice Trends)
WASHINGTON -- Saying that primary care is undervalued, the Medicare Payment Advisory Commission might recommend that Congress increase payment for primary care and pilot test a medical home . . .

New Medicare chief trades scalpel for bureaucrat's pen.(Practice Trends)
Dr. Jeffrey Rich is trading in his scalpel for a bureaucrat's pen in the hope that he'll give Medicare a strong and credible push into a future that will reward those who deliver high-quality care . . .

Medicare Advantage pay eyed for fee fix again.(Practice Trends)
WASHINGTON -- With Congress scrambling to come up with the funds to avert a physician fee cut scheduled for July, it appears once again that Medicare Advantage is being eyed as a funding source by . . .

Hospitals tackle joint commission's new patient safety goal.(Practice Trends)
The Joint Commission's new 2008 patient safety goal of requiring a process to respond quickly to a deteriorating patient is being mistakenly interpreted at some hospitals as a mandate for "rapid . . .

The inspiring journey of a multiple amputee.(The Rest Of Your Life)
When Dr. Kellie Lim was an 8-year-old growing up in suburban Detroit, she acquired a case of bacterial meningitis so severe that one physician put her chances of survival at 15%. The infection . . .

Financial assistance available for high-cost cancer therapies.(Practice Trends)
WASHINGTON -- Financial assistance is available to patients struggling with costs of the new--and extremely expensive--targeted therapies for renal cell carcinoma as well as other advanced . . .

Similar drug names a growing cause of errors: U.S. Pharmacopeia seeks to add 'indication of use' on prescriptions, citing over 3
The soaring numbers of commonly used drugs with soundalike and look-alike names have prompted the U.S. Pharmacopeia to ask physicians and pharmacists to include an "indication for use" . . .

Dermatologists with PhDs more likely to go academic.(Practice Trends)
To revitalize the field of academic dermatology, residency programs should focus on attracting medical doctors who also have PhDs because they are more likely to choose careers in academia, . . .

Pay-for-performance demo price tag may be too high for small practices.(Practice Trends)
A Medicare demonstration project testing pay for performance among large multispecialty physician groups is yielding good data on care coordination programs, but expanding the program to . . .

Hospital P4P project lowers costs and mortality.(Practice Trends)
Hospitals participating in a Medicare-sponsored pay-for-performance demonstration continue to sustain initial gains in quality improvement and have seen a huge decline in costs and mortality for . . .

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