![1]() - News- NSAIDs don’t make COVID-19 worse in hospitalized patients- May 11, 2021- In a British study, hospitalized patients didn’t fare worse if they’d taken NSAIDs regularly before admission. 
![1]() - Opinion- A tumultuous and unforgettable year- May 11, 2021- SHM will continue to pay deep attention to the activities that bring value to hospitalists. 
- News- In-hospital glucose management program gives dramatic savings- May 10, 2021- “I’ve been advocating for endocrine hospitalists to be deployed nationally,” said Dr. Misha Zilbermint. 
- Opinion- Dr. Topol talks: COVID-19 variants are innocent until proven guilty- May 7, 2021- “The B.1.1.7 is going to be the dominant strain worldwide. It could develop new mutations within it that could come back to haunt us. We must keep watch.” 
- News- Infective endocarditis with stroke after TAVR has ‘dismal’ prognosis- May 7, 2021- More than half die during the index hospitalization and two-thirds within the first year, a new study shows. 
![1]() - News- Trends in the management of pulmonary embolism- May 7, 2021- After completion of primary treatment for patients with unprovoked DVT and/or PE, guidelines suggest indefinite antithrombotic therapy over stopping anticoagulation. 
![1]() - News- Clinician well-being a top priority, Surgeon General says- May 7, 2021- U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy said he’ll push for scientists to be heard in an unpoliticized way. 
![1]() - News- How to utilize the updated PHM Core Competencies- May 7, 2021- The Core Competencies provide a framework for improvement of knowledge, skills, and attitudes. 
![1]() - News- COVID experience underscores ‘vital’ role of hospital medicine- May 6, 2021- “The response to the acute care needs in this pandemic would have been impossible in the health care system that existed before hospitalists,” said Dr. Larry Wellikson. 
![1]() - News- Telehealth takeaways for hospitalists outlined- May 6, 2021- Hospitalists can play a key role in the expansion of telehealth services, including management of acute care patients. 






