New review from ACP finds SGLT2 inhibitors & GLP1 agonists reduce mortality & cardiovascular events in adults with Type 2 Diabetes. Compared to usual care, they also lower CKD progression & heart failure hospitalizations: ow.ly/m8k550Rk2h6

The 2023 #Personae photography prize was won by Nadia Juliana Proaños, MD, MSc. Dr. Jain's photograph was published on the cover of the March 2024 issue: ow.ly/Yas550Rijkf

New #GraphicMedicine by Dr. Mom Grace Farris—'QI Parenting” ow.ly/uLb450Rp8yv

New from #IM2024 : despite the FDA approving 7 new gram-negative #antibiotics , older generics are still often used for resistant infections: ow.ly/6KMz50Rk2iN

A new ACP #PolicyBrief says that policymakers and public health officials have a critical role to play in reducing excessive alcohol use and alcohol use disorder: ow.ly/lXT350RoaxS

New study in Annals finds patients, especially female patients, have lower mortality & readmission rates when treated by female physicians: ow.ly/M3Nu50RoasR

New Annals study shows that neighborhoods graded poorly by HOLC in the 1930s, now known as “redlining,” have higher rates of nonsuicide firearm fatalities today: ow.ly/CYXO50RoapU

Authors provided insight into 3 breaking news research articles during a live scientific plenary session at #IM2024 . Read about time-restricted eating, next-gen #antibiotics , and ACP guideline on Type 2 #diabetes annals.org. Nisa Maruthur, MD, MHS, FACP Sameer Kadri

A new editorial calls for use of HOLC maps as an evidence-based backdrop that fundamentally alters our perception and understanding of the contemporary experience of individuals most impacted by firearm violence exposure: ow.ly/YCQc50Rnf3q

Read “Magician, With Parkinson’s” by the Annals 2023 #PoetryPrize winner, Terri Kirby Erickson: ow.ly/C9IU50Rijii

A new editorial discusses recent findings about low value care, noting the complex interplay among health system, clinician, and patient factors in the use of low-value care: ow.ly/c68S50Rnf0f

A new study in Annals unveils a 4-item SaFETy score as a promising tool to predict firearm violence in young adults: ow.ly/IMpY50RneZj

A new ACP #PolicyBrief says that policymakers and public health officials have a critical role to play in reducing excessive alcohol use and alcohol use disorder: ow.ly/np2b50RmsGV

New--physicians moving to locations with lower rates of low-value care were more likely to adopt those practices, but were more resistant to factors that encourage an increase in low-value care: ow.ly/ERBL50RmsKQ
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New Annals study shows that neighborhoods graded poorly by HOLC in the 1930s, now known as “redlining,” have higher rates of nonsuicide firearm fatalities today: ow.ly/wmi750RmsFJ

New study in Annals finds patients, especially female patients, have lower mortality & readmission rates when treated by female physicians: ow.ly/aze050RmsBB Yusuke Tsugawa Atsushi Miyawaki Anupam Jena Lisa Rotenstein MD

Did you know intensively treating elevated BP in hospitalized older adults could do more harm than good? 🤯

A mind-blowing VHA study found a greater risk of cardiac injury, kidney issues & ICU admissions with intensive BP meds! 🚨
#Nephrology Annals of Int Med

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Thrilled to share our publication “Association of Albuminuria With Chronic Kidney Disease Progression in Persons With Chronic Kidney Disease and Normoalbuminuria: A Cohort Study” in Annals of Int Med Anand Srivastava Sophie Claudel, MD acpjournals.org/doi/10.7326/M2…

We were thrilled to welcome Annals fellows to #IM2024 where they led Mini But Mighty Skills sessions, networked with colleagues, and attended scientific sessions.

Annals editors and presenters Christina Wee and Eliseo Guallar, MD, MPH eplained basic concepts essential to interpeting medical studies. Annals EIC Christine Laine moderated. #IM2024