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2 weeks ago | 
physiciansweekly.com | Rebecca Shover
On this week’s episode, RJ Kedziora discusses how digital health tools have evolved over the years, where the future may be headed, and what challenges remain regarding reimbursement and patient engagement. Good morning, everybody. I’m RJ Kedziora, co-founder and CEO of Estenda Solutions. We are a professional services-focused digital health software development company working in data analytics and AI projects for over the last 20 years.
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3 weeks ago | 
physiciansweekly.com | Rebecca Shover
On this week’s episode, Dr. Stacey Alexeeff and Dr. Jamal Rana discuss how wildfires impact people with cardiovascular diseases (CVD) and how physicians can help vulnerable patients stay prepared. Dr. Alexeeff: I’m Stacey Alexeeff. I’m a research scientist and biostatistician at the Kaiser Permanente Division of Research, and I’ve been studying the health effects of air pollution for more than 15 years.
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3 weeks ago | 
physiciansweekly.com | Rebecca Shover
Patients with melanoma who are being treated with immune checkpoint inhibitors (ICI) and have cutaneous immune-related adverse events (cIRAEs) are at an increased risk for multisystem immune-related toxicities and should be monitored closely.
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3 weeks ago | 
physiciansweekly.com | Rebecca Shover
A recently developed treatment satisfaction tool called the DermSat-7 was valid and reliable for use in psoriasis management and clinical trials. Joseph F. Merola, MD, was among several presenters discussing psoriasis at the 2025 Hawaii Winter Clinical Dermatology meeting.
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4 weeks ago | 
physiciansweekly.com | Rebecca Shover
In this episode, Dr. Samuel Mikhail, pediatric resident at Nemours Children’s Hospital, reflects on his Match Day experience and offers advice for aspiring residents. It was definitely a nerve-wracking and exciting time. Beginning the process in the fourth year of medical school, you start by studying for your second board exam and jumping right into the application season.
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1 month ago | 
physiciansweekly.com | Rebecca Shover
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1 month ago | 
physiciansweekly.com | Rebecca Shover
In this episode, Dr. Samuel Mikhail, pediatric resident at Nemours Children’s Hospital, reflects on his Match Day experience and offers advice for aspiring residents. It was definitely a nerve-wracking and exciting time. Beginning the process in the fourth year of medical school, you start by studying for your second board exam and jumping right into the application season.
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1 month ago | 
physiciansweekly.com | Rebecca Shover
A recent retrospective cohort study analyzed 263,518 pregnant patients without preexisting heart, kidney, or liver disease to assess the risk of severe maternal morbidity (SMM) based on chronic hypertension and hypertensive disorders during pregnancy. The study, which was published online in JAMA Network Open, found that preeclampsia developed in 31.5% of patients with chronic hypertension and 4.7% of those without it.
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1 month ago | 
physiciansweekly.com | Rebecca Shover
Hi everyone. My name is Alicia Zhou. I am the CEO for the Cancer Research Institute. I’m a cancer biologist by training and excited to be leading an organization that is funding some of the most groundbreaking work in the immunotherapy space. I think President Jimmy Carter had such an important impact in the field of immunotherapy, and there are two reasons for this. One is I think that he was a fierce advocate for scientific research and funding for research.
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1 month ago | 
physiciansweekly.com | Rebecca Shover
In this episode, Amanda Hess returns to talk about some obstacles that may prevent people from donating blood. Amanda Hess: There are misconceptions. The most common barriers that we hear from people who are considering voluntary blood donations are fear of needles and time. Those consistently are the two biggest barriers for people to give. Typically, how we try to combat that is to explain that blood donation is a quicker, simpler procedure than you might think.
