Help Patients Manage Pesky Warts

July 2023

People rely on you for the bottom line to help get rid of warts.

Most warts on the hands or feet are harmless...and go away on their own in about 2 years. But patients may want to be wart-free sooner.

Explain treatment may take months to work...and persistence is key.

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Table of Contents

Cardiology Know How Inpefa Stacks Up to Other SGLT2 Inhibitors
Heart Failure Consider Key Meds to Optimize HFpEF Regimens
Practice Continue to Address Nonmedical Factors Impacting Care
Menopause Clarify the Role of Veozah for Hot Flashes
Hypothyroidism Clear Up Misconceptions About Hypothyroidism
Allergic Reactions Be Specific When Recording an Allergy to Iodine
Warts Help Patients Manage Pesky Warts
Pediatrics Be Ready to Address Hypertension in Kids and Teens
Opioids Stay Alert for Opioid-Induced Hyperalgesia