MedscapeCME Public Health & Prevention, October 2009
Serum Phosphorous, Kidney Function Predict CACCMEHigh serum phosphorus levels and reduced kidney function at levels considered normal predict coronary artery calcification, which shed light on a nontraditional mechanism for cardiovascular disease.
Heartwire CME, November 2009
Postnatal HIV Transmission Seen After Infant Prophylaxis StoppedCMEHIV virus transmission via breast milk occurred after antiretroviral prophylaxis was stopped, suggesting that infant prophylaxis was only effective while the agents were being administered.
Ongoing Challenges in Hepatitis B: Addressing Real-World IssuesCMETune in to this video roundtable discussion to hear Drs. Poordad, Saab, and Reau review the approved antiviral therapies for first-line treatment of HBV and factors contributing to underdiagnosis.
Adult ADHD and the DSM-VCMEHow would adult-specific criteria improve the diagnosis of ADHD in this population? Listen in as 3 experts debate the issue.
MedscapeCME Psychiatry & Mental Health, June 2009
Novel and Successful Approaches to HIV Screening CMECDC recommendations to make HIV screening routine, rather than risk based, pose new challenges to clinicians. Hear how experts from Johns Hopkins overcome some of the obstacles.
Controversies in HIV: Management of the Treatment-Naive PatientCMEGuidelines from expert sources agree on many crucial issues, but new data continue to challenge and refine answers to the all-important questions of when to start and with what to treat.