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Piperacillin-Tazobactam Poses No Renal Risk in Adults With Sepsis

Comparing safety profiles of piperacillin-tazobactam and cefepime could help in choosing the safer empirical therapy for emergency department patients with suspected sepsis, suggests a new JAMA study.

United statesVanderbilt universityEdwardt qianDepartment of infectious diseasesUniversity of melbourneVanderbilt university medical centerDrug administrationInfectious diseasesRichmond agitation sedation scaleBloodstream infectionsAcute kidney injury akiAcute kidney injuryRenal failureEnal insufficiencyIdney insufficiencyKidney failure

New TAVR System Promising in Pure Aortic Regurgitation

Implantation of a novel transcatheter aortic valve replacement system in patients with pure aortic regurgitation is feasible and safe, a pilot study suggests.

Lulu liuNational research foundation of nature scienceYork heart associationChina hospital west school of medicineSichuan universityResearch letterSociety of thoracic surgeonsWest china hospitalThoracic surgeonsNew york heart associationWest chinaWest china schoolNational research foundationNature scienceAortic insufficiencyTranscatheter aortic valve replacement tavr

Growing Tranq Threat Poses Challenges for PCPs

With the growing prevalence of the animal tranquilizer xylazine, or tranq, more testing and research will be key, according to a new study.

White houseDistrict of columbiaUnited statesNew jerseyAngelique campenAnne milgramJoseph dorazioHealth federation of philadelphiaJoseph medical centerCooper university healthcare in camdenLaboratory systemAmerican society of addiction medicineDrug enforcement administrationJosephd orazioCooper university healthcareDrug enforcement

How to Optimize In-Hospital Antimicrobial Prescribing?

Variability in hospital-based physicians antimicrobial prescribing is not related to patient characteristics or clinical outcomes, new data suggest.

United statesLawrencei kaplanMarkt mcintyreSinai health systemSociety for medical decisionMedicine inpatient initiativeCanadian medical association journalMedscape medicalCanadian medical associationGeneral medicine inpatient initiativeLaboratory based acute physiology scoreCharlson comorbidityLewis katz schoolTemple universityMedical decision makingAntibiotic overuse

Healthy Babies Can Still Get Very Sick From RSV

The findings show the value of preventing RSV in all newborns, not just those at highest risk, the researchers said.

Vanderbilt universityUnited statesNatasha halasaAngela campbellChristopher horvatCenters for medicaidAmerican academy of pediatricsMedicare servicesDrug administrationUniversity of pittsburgh medical centerVanderbilt university medical centerDisease controlReviews duringPittsburgh medical centerAmerican academyPublished august

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