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  1. Quick Take: Diaphragm Dysfunction - Medscape

    We can also then do a sniff test, or what we call a radiographic fluoroscopic imaging guidance test, when a patient does, essentially, sniff.

  2. At-Home Smell Test for Cognitive Impairment Promising - Medscape

    Mar 28, 2025 · Researchers have developed and validated a simple “peel-and-sniff” test that can be completed unsupervised at home to screen for cognitive impairment. It’s well known that …

  3. Quick Take: Hypercapnic Respiratory Failure - Medscape

    Dr Neena Chandrasekaran discusses hypercapnic respiratory failure.

  4. Bacterial Vaginosis: An Update on Diagnosis and Treatment

    A fishy or amine odor after the addition of a 10% potassium hydroxide solution (positive whiff or sniff test).

  5. Excessive Sleepiness and Driving: How to Reduce Crash Risk

    4 days ago · In obstructive sleep apnea, using CPAP therapy more than 4 hours a night sharply cuts residual sleepiness and lowers crash risk.

  6. New Recommendations for Diabetes Patients With PAD - Medscape

    Dec 23, 2025 · The American College of Cardiology publishes new recommendations for peripheral artery disease diagnosis and treatment among adults with diabetes.

  7. Functional Recovery Declines With Age Post-SCI - Medscape

    3 days ago · Functional recovery after spinal cord injury significantly declines with age, especially beyond 70 years; however, neurologic recovery remains unaffected.

  8. New H3N2 Variants May Challenge Flu Vaccines in 2025-2026

    Changes in the key antigenic regions of H3N2 viruses suggest that the upcoming flu season may require closer attention to vaccine matching and real-world effectiveness data.

  9. Blood Test Detects ALS Years Before Symptom Onset - Medscape

    Sep 4, 2025 · A blood test that reliably identifies amyotrophic lateral sclerosis years before symptoms appear offers new hope for earlier diagnosis of the disease.

  10. Investigate Shortness of Breath: Here’s How - Medscape

    Jul 28, 2025 · Primary care physicians are often the first stop for patients with symptoms of shortness of breath. Here’s what to look for.