Sepsis Perspective

• What's the Optimal Temp Management After Cardiac Arrest? Early adopters, beware of the litany of therapies that fail the scrutiny of multiple large RCTs.
  Medscape Critical Care, September 29, 2022
• Medical Misinformation Harms Us All Medical misinformation threatens the health of us all, especially when healthcare providers are part of the problem.
  Medscape Blogs, September 29, 2022
• Recent Neurology Data Highlight Treatments to Avoid   Although recent neurology literature brought good news for rituximab in relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis, the results were decidedly more mixed for other treatments, says Dr Christoph Diener.
  Medscape Neurology, August 25, 2022
• Hospital Staffing Crisis: What's the Role of Locums Workers?   Drs Robert Glatter and Peter Papadakos discuss the impact of locums workers, particularly related to the post-pandemic staffing crisis.
  Medscape Emergency Medicine, August 12, 2022
• For Many Infections, Source Control Is Key Source control is a primary component of successful management for many infections. Why, then, is it so hard for providers to talk about getting it done?
  Medscape Blogs, August 10, 2022
• Betrayed by a Reactionary SCOTUS SCOTUS's regressive decisions will lead to many needless deaths, particularly of women.
  Medscape Blogs, June 30, 2022
• 5 Things to Know About Ehrlichiosis and Anaplasmosis Ehrlichiosis and anaplasmosis are emerging but underrecognized tickborne diseases in the United States
  CDC Expert Commentary, June 21, 2022
• What an AR-15 Does to a Child's Body: A Surgeon's View   Drs Robert Glatter, Joseph Sakran, Andre Campbell, and Linda Dultz discuss the recent tragedy in Uvalde, Texas, and next steps for making effective changes in gun violence.
  Medscape Emergency Medicine, June 02, 2022
• Eliminating Central Line–Associated Bloodstream Infections Central line–associated bloodstream infections (CLABSIs) are a seemingly intractable problem, and reporting requirements complicate the situation. How can a hospital's medical staff respond to this challenge?
  Medscape Infectious Diseases, May 25, 2022
• Will an Algorithm Save Our Butts in Sepsis?   "Don't tune out about conversations on artificial intelligence in healthcare," says Dr Alok Patel.
  Medscape Hospital Medicine, May 12, 2022
• SCCM 2022 Read clinically focused news coverage of key developments from SCCM 2022
  Medscape Critical Care, April 20, 2022
• New, Simpler Pneumococcal Vaccine Recommendations for 2022   Dr Sandra Fryhofer breaks down the latest guidelines for pneumococcal vaccination among adults.
  Medscape Internal Medicine, March 28, 2022
• Invasive Mold in Patients With COVID-19 COVID-19 is likely to increase the risk for pulmonary aspergillosis and mucormycosis, life-threatening infections caused by environmental molds.
  CDC Expert Commentary, March 03, 2022
• 5 Things to Know About New Pneumococcal Vaccine Guidance Adult pneumococcal vaccine recommendations have been considered some of the most complicated vaccine recommendations to appropriately implement. The good news: Implementation just got simpler.
  CDC Expert Commentary, February 17, 2022
• The Best Crystalloid for the Critically Ill Dr Aaron Holley reviews the recent literature comparing crystalloid formulations used in critically ill patients.
  Medscape Critical Care, February 08, 2022
• Should We Always Offer CPR? The case of an elderly unconscious patient prompts this doctor to question why CPR is the default strategy and brings to mind the hero of a Hemingway short story.
  theheart.org on Medscape, January 25, 2022
• Testing and Treatment for COVID-19 and Influenza Given the similarities between symptoms of influenza and COVID-19, distinguishing between the two diseases when both are spreading in the community is challenging.
  CDC Expert Commentary, January 19, 2022
• Malpractice Case: How Did Physicians Miss This Abscess? A missed infection triggers a legal claim. Could doctors have diagnosed the problem earlier?
  The Doctors Company, December 22, 2021
• A 31-Year-Old Man With Flu-Like Symptoms and Stupor What pathogen is responsible for stupor and unresponsiveness in a 31-year-old man?
  Osmosis, December 10, 2021
• Last Month in Neurology Research: Some Ups, Some Downs   Dr Christoph Diener highlights five recently published studies, most of which failed to show a benefit to various interventions.
  Medscape Neurology, December 01, 2021