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On Treating Peter Pan: The Rough Road to Adult Rheumatology

Lois Wingerson
April 18, 2014
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(ACR Pediatrics 2014) Children growing into young adults with rheumatic diseases often fail to get the care they need, for numerous complicated reasons. The ACA could change all this, with implications for adult rheumatologists. Here, a brief look at the situation and some solutions.

No Child Left Undiagnosed

Allen Frances, MD
April 18, 2014 | Couch in Crisis, ADHD, Child Adolescent Psychiatry, Psychopharmacology
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In just 20 years, rates of ADHD have tripled and autism and childhood bipolar disorder have increased forty fold. The last thing our kids need is to be misdiagnosed with “Sluggish Cognitive Tempo” and bathed in even more stimulant meds. More in this opinion piece.

Arizona Enacts Breast Density Notification Law

Liza Haar
News | April 18, 2014
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Arizona joins 14 other states in requiring breast density patient notification.

Lessons Learned from a PPD Skin Test

Eric Postal, MD
Blog | April 18, 2014
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Fulfilling the teleradiologist requirement to have annual PPD tests has taught me important life lessons.

Blood Test Predicts Breast Cancer Recurrence

Anna Azvolinsky, PhD
News | April 18, 2014
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A new pilot study demonstrates the ability of a blood-based test to detect metastatic breast cancer recurrence with high sensitivity and specificity.

Medical Director - Greater Salt Lake City

Thu, 2014-04-17 18:00 -- jleo

MEDICAL DIRECTORGreater Salt Lake City, UtahInterested in joining the leadership team of a unique psychiatric hospital with no managed care and the time to really understand and fully treat your patients?Our Facility• 26-bed private specialty psychiatric hospital for youths 13-17 years of age• Licensed and Joint Commission accredited w/ a 4-6 week ALOS

Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes and Chronic Hypertension

OBGYN.net Staff
News | April 17, 2014
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A new meta-analysis has quantified the risk of preeclampsia and other adverse pregnancy outcomes in women with chronic hypertension.

Excellent Adult Psychiatry opportunity in Lexington, Kentucky

Thu, 2014-04-17 17:09 -- jleo

Excellent Adult Psychiatry opportunity in Lexington, Kentucky, a major University town in beautiful Horse country! The position is acute care inpatient work in new hospital. Affiliation with the University could be possible, but not required. Full compliment of staff and mid levels to help with the load. Additional opportunity will also exist for a Neuro-Psychiatrist when a new brain injury unit opens later in the year. Employed with base and excellent benefits.

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