When Sinus Problems Cause Dizziness: A Case Report
Chronic rhinosinusitis might be an under-recognized cause of dizziness, often mistaken for inner ear disorders. This case highlights how targeted physical therapy, addressing sinus-related issues, can resolve persistent dizziness.
Predicting Treatment Response in Psoriatic Arthritis: A New Clinical Model
A new clinical prediction model aims to optimize treatment selection for Psoriatic Arthritis patients receiving methotrexate, tofacitinib, or etanercept. This development could influence treatment guidelines and payer decisions by improving the precision of therapeutic choices.
Hemophilia Normalization's Price Tag and Policy Implications
Achieving 'normalization' in hemophilia care, while improving patient outcomes, introduces substantial financial burdens on healthcare systems. Payers must grapple with the high costs of novel therapies and ensure equitable access.
Predictive Models for Notifiable Infectious Diseases in China
A case study in Ziyang County, China, showcases the innovative use of time-series modeling to predict and manage infectious disease outbreaks. This localized approach highlights the potential for data-driven public health strategies in resource-limited settings.
Dizziness Resolved with Chronic Rhinosinusitis Treatment: A Physical Therapy Case
A recent case report highlights the potential link between chronic rhinosinusitis (CRS) and dizziness, offering a new perspective for physical therapists and other clinicians. Treatment of CRS led to the resolution of persistent dizziness, suggesting CRS should be considered in the differential diagnosis.
