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Evidence for Safety, Efficacy of Analgesics for Acute Low Back Pain Is Limited - Vimarsana News

Evidence for Safety, Efficacy of Analgesics for Acute Low Back Pain Is Limited

The safety and efficacy of analgesics for acute low back pain remain uncertain; clinicians should use caution when prescribing these medicines.

Psoriasis Severity Linked to Higher Risk of Migraine Development - Vimarsana News

Psoriasis Severity Linked to Higher Risk of Migraine Development

New data indicates that there are significant bidirectional associations between migraines and psoriasis, with investigators recommending patients with either condition be informed about the connection.

Black Patients at Increased Risk of Developing Chemotherapy-Related Cardiotoxicity - Vimarsana News

Black Patients at Increased Risk of Developing Chemotherapy-Related Cardiotoxicity

A systematic-review and meta-analysis detail the unadjusted odds of developing chemotherapy-related cardiotoxicity among patients who are Black or of African ancestry relative to their White counterparts.

Colchicine Treatment in Gout Does Not Increase Risk of Cardiovascular Events - Vimarsana News

Colchicine Treatment in Gout Does Not Increase Risk of Cardiovascular Events

No significant differences in the risk of myocardial infarction and other cardiovascular events were observed between patients with gout who received colchicine and those who did not.

Effectiveness of Acupuncture Modalities for Cancer-Related Sleep Disturbance - Vimarsana News

Effectiveness of Acupuncture Modalities for Cancer-Related Sleep Disturbance

People with cancer experience difficulties with many bodily systems. Sleep disturbance is nearly 3 times more prevalent in patients with cancer (36% to 59%) than in the general population.