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Kristin Jenkins

Kristin Jenkins

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Kristin Jenkins

Kristin Jenkins is an award-winning writer and editor who has held senior executive positions at a number of magazines and newspapers for physicians, including The Medical Post, Canadian Family, Thomson Healthcare, Canadian Pediatrics and Canadian OB/GYN. Since 2015, she has been a regular contributor to 麻豆传媒 and a columnist for the Reading Room.

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For Your Patients: How Atopic Dermatitis Can Affect Your Child's Behavior -- and What to Do

Symptoms such as itch can lead to sleep loss, mood changes, poor school performance, and more

One-Stop Shopping for Prosthetic Joint Infection Treatment?

Single-stage revision-antibiotics may cut patient morbidity; team dynamics in arthroplasty

Martin Swinton on a Bladder-Sparing Alternative to Radical Cystectomy

No significant OS difference with RadRT vs radical cystectomy in non-metastatic node-positive bladder cancer

Matthew Galsky on Olaparib in Advanced Bladder Cancer Harboring DDR Gene Alterations

PARP inhibitor had negligible clinical activity in platinum-resistant metastatic disease

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Improving Treatment Adherence in Atopic Dermatitis

How to empower patients to help them optimize their clinical response to therapy

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For Your Patients: Is 'Steroid Phobia鈥� Sabotaging Your Atopic Dermatitis Treatment Plan?

Online misinformation about steroids can stoke fears despite decades of safe, effective use

Jonathan Rosenberg and Michal Sarfaty on Immune Checkpoint Blockade in Urothelial Cancer

Novel genetic subtypes correlate with outcome, could help in treatment decision-making

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Topical Therapies for Adult Atopic Dermatitis

Track record of efficacy, overall safety keep topicals a popular treatment option

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For Your Patients: Which Topical Treatments Work for Atopic Dermatitis?

Growing number of medications applied directly to the skin can safely control symptoms

Active Maintenance Olaparib in Mutated Metastatic Pancreatic Cancer

No overall survival benefit but more time to disease progression indicates durable response in patient subset

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