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Survey Reveals Teen Substance Use Screening Inadequate

Current screening rates and practices among primary care pediatricians in the United States are unknown.

United statesSarah yaleDeepa camengaAmerican academy of pediatrics research divisionYale universityAmerican academy of pediatricsCollege of wisconsinConradn hilton foundationMedscape professional networkRapid assessment for adolescent preventive servicesAcademic societiesAmerican academyNew havenRapid assessmentAdolescent preventive servicesBrief intervention

Sex Trafficking Survivor Describes Impact of Tattoo Removal

Branding tattoo removal helps sex trafficking survivor close door on painful past.

Us advisory council on human traffickingMedscape professional networkHuman traffickingMedscape professionalFacial rejuvenationAesthetic medicineTattoo removalLaser surgery

Drive, Chip, and Putt Your Way to Osteoarthritis Relief

If only there were a low-impact exercise that was incredibly popular among the generally older population who are likely to have arthritis.

United statesErina mckenneyAmanda haleMedscape professional networkJohns hopkins universityCarolina state universityNational electronic injury surveillance systemNorth carolina state universityMedscape professionalOsteoarthritis oaSteoarthritis generalizedA osteoarthritisEgenerative joint disease djdRthritis degenerativeEneralized osteoarthritisDegenerative arthritis

ctDNA Promising for Cancer Detection, but Faces Challenges

ctDNA tests have the potential to identify many cancer types but researchers must assess their efficacy across different racial/ethnic groups.

United statesPhillip febboKarriem watsonJoe bidenUs research programAmerican association for cancer researchMedscape professional networkGuardant healthDrug administrationNational institute of healthJohns hopkins kimmel cancer centerPresident joe bidenCancer moonshotAmerican associationAfrican americanAfrican americans

One or Two High-Step Days May Reduce Mortality Risks

Adults who took roughly 4 miles of steps 1 or 2 days a week showed longevity benefits similar to those of adults with more days of similar step counts.

United statesJames sawalla gusehJosef figueroaKosuke inoueKyoto universityNutrition examination surveyJapan agency for medical researchMedscape professional networkNational healthMeiji yasuda life foundation of healthJapan society for the promotion of scienceJapan endocrine societyMinistry of educationMassachusetts general hospitalPublic healthJapan agency

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