GlyCylic®’s vehicle (glycolic acid) works to break the bonds between the outer layers of the wart, including dead skin cells, and open pathways for the Salicylic Acid to achieve deep penetration.
GlyCylic® - is the first wart remover formulated with salicylic acid (a beta-hydroxy acid), glycolic acid (an alpha-hydroxyl acid), and immunomodulatory, virucidal, anti-scarring, and antiseptic ingredients that condition the emerging skin and promote healing while minimizing swelling, irritation, inflammation, and scarring.
Mayo Clinic As artificial intelligence continues to grow in popularity among the health-care industry, researchers are emphasizing the importance of human decision-making in safeguarding patients.
American Hospital Association A survey found that 24 percent of physicians have had a patient adversely affected by prior authorization and over nine in 10 reported a negative impact on patient outcomes.
American Medical Association Young doctors applying for jobs early in their career need to feel comfortable asking potential employers hard questions to spot potential trouble spots.
Health Leaders Media New technology regarding health-care data makes it easier to gather critical information about a patient’s medical history without having to rely solely on their testimony.
Medical Economics Succession planning requires extensive work from the retiring physician to ensure their medical practice transitions into the desired future.
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CBS News Concierge medicine, which requires patients to pay an annual fee to see a doctor, leaves the most vulnerable communities without access to health-care.
NBC Select Bunions are a common toe deformity, but treatments like toe separators, specialized walking shoes and bunion correctors can help patients manage the condition at home.
Editor’s Note: Share APMA’s free “Beat Bunion Blues” materials with your patients and download APMA’s digital brochure on bunions for your practice—you can even customize it with your practice information.
