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Search ArticlesReviewing and Negotiating Contracts After Residency
This transcript has been edited for clarity. Aerial Petty, DO: My name is Aerial Petty. I am a family physician and the outgoing Resident Member to the Board of the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP). I graduated from my residency program at NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University Irving Medical Center in New York city, and then recently completed the Family Medicine CPV-GW Health Policy Research Fellowship in Washington, DC. I’m in a new physician in practice.
How Proposed OMB Funding Restrictions Would Reshape the Research Foundation Underlying the Care of Military Populations
Background: The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) has proposed changes affecting federally-funded science that threaten to undermine the integrity of federally-supported research regarding military populations (ie, active-duty service members, veterans, and their families).
Are Your Assumptions About Eating Disorders Out of Date?
If you’ve ever thought or heard anything like the following about people with eating disorders, you’re not alone: “They don’t look sick.” “It’s probably due to the parents.” “All they have to do is eat.” “They’re overweight. It must be binge-eating disorder.” “Eating disorders aren’t real disorders.” “I don’t like working with eating disorders; they never get better and take up my time.” Alli L. Spotts-De Lazzer, LMFT, LPCC, CEDS-C We all probably carry assumptions about eating disorders.
Common Causes of Vertigo in Primary Care: Part 3
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Atypical Anorexia Nervosa: Could You Be Overlooking This Serious Disorder?
Imagine this: You enter the examination room and see a patient who has lost 20, 30, 40, or even 80 pounds but still falls within the “overweight” or “obese” BMI range. What’s your initial reaction? Be honest. Alli Spotts-De Lazzer, MA Some readers may instinctively congratulate the person on their weight loss. Others may become curious about how the weight loss occurred and look beyond the number on the scale.
Hem/Onc education from Federal Practitioner
Improving Access to Germline Testing for Patients With Prostate Cancer With the onset of precision oncology, findings from germline mutational analysis have not only been helpful in treating veterans with cancer but also aid in cancer prevention, screening, early detection, increased chances for curative treatment and improved overall outcomes not only for the veteran patients but also for their families. August 3, 2026
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Improving Access to Germline Testing for Patients With Prostate Cancer With the onset of precision oncology, findings from germline mutational analysis have not only been helpful in treating veterans with cancer but also aid in cancer prevention, screening, early detection, increased chances for curative treatment and improved overall outcomes not only for the veteran patients but also for their families. August 3, 2026
CTLA-4 Inhibitors in 2026: How Two Antibodies Built on the Same Target Diverged in the Clinic
Ipilimumab is a human IgG1 antibody. Tremelimumab is IgG2. That single digit is not a footnote. IgG1 binds activating Fc-gamma receptors far more readily than IgG2, and in preclinical models that difference is what lets ipilimumab-type antibodies deplete CTLA-4-high regulatory T cells inside a tumor, on top of simply blocking the checkpoint. Cancer Cell Tremelimumab's IgG2 backbone was chosen specifically to blunt that mechanism.
Federal Practitioner April 2024 (Supplement)
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Federal Practitioner April 2024
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