Risk can be attenuated with lower starting doses.

If CAC is zero, risk for CVD events is decreased.

Bumping the increment from 18 to 30 mL/kg is not tied to better outcomes.

With appropriate training, care could be at least equivalent.

First update since 2013.

Set of 20 recommendations addresses screening and exercise prescriptions.

Results from an observational multicentre study.

A pilot study shows that an ingestible sensor system using real-time monitoring with a dermal patch and a personalised text message is well accepted by HIV-infected people and suggests that it can be implemented to track adherence to antiretroviral therapy

A UK-wide survey of more than 800 patients, urologists, GPs and specialist nurses.

Data from nearly 11,500 dementia cases and 46,000 controls.

Meta-analyses of 25 RCTs including 200594 participants.

Healthcare providers should consider empiric use of a combination of antibiotics, antivirals or corticosteroids based on clinical context.

New OECD report highlights heavy burden of obesity.

Risk is pronounced within the first 10 days after a severe hypoglycemic episode.