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"Our specialists accept the evidence from UpToDate because it's the same source they use daily." — Dr. Bruce Rogen, CMO, Cleveland Clinic Employee Health Plan

See how Cleveland Clinic Employee Health Plan integrates evidence-based clinical decision support tools within workflows for cost optimization and proactive, member-centered care.

Read here: https://t.co/vxHhRmAexp

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No two health systems operate the same way, so why use one-size-fits-all clinical tools?

See how UpToDate adapts to your needs: https://t.co/pEbvRuoUUs

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Heading to AAFP Futures? See UpToDate Expert AI in action at Booth #1703.

Ask clinical questions in plain language. Get concise, evidence-based answers on your phone.

📍 Kansas City Convention Center | July 30–Aug 1

Stop by for a live demo.

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Study finds lower rate of incident dementia in pts with highest quartile of caffeinated coffee intake vs lowest quartile; results similar for tea but not decaffeinated coffee. Stay #UpToDate with What’s New in #Neurology: https://t.co/wQdmFUkC52
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Check out this recent This Week Health podcast featuring Yaw Fellin, General Manager of UpToDate at Wolters Kluwer, alongside Matt Troup, Clinical Strategy Principal at Abridge.

In this discussion, Yaw and Matt explore the growing role of AI in healthcare, including:
• The Reality of Shadow AI – How clinicians are already adopting AI tools and the governance challenges this creates.
• Transparency and Provenance – Why trust, source attribution, and explainability are critical in clinical decision support.
• Human-in-the-Loop AI – The role of clinicians in ensuring safe and effective AI-assisted decision making.
• Automaticity Bias – Emerging concerns around overreliance on AI recommendations in clinical settings.

Listen here: https://t.co/q0fIT8tU62

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Lina Bin Attash, PharmD, MSc, Head of Drug Information Center at King Abdullah Medical City, credits #Lexidrug and #UpToDate with improved workflow efficiency, enhanced #PatientSafety, and fewer medication errors.

Learn more: https://t.co/0tp9XAJnnZ

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In healthcare AI, leaders are shifting the question from “how powerful is the model” to “how confidently can it be used at the point of care?”

Outsell explains why trust, evaluation, and governance are now essential – and how Wolters Kluwer leads the way: https://t.co/nmiYYcuGri

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Elevate #pharmacy with confidence and consistency. Schedule an onsite meeting at #NACDSTSE booth 1063, Aug. 15-17 in Boston, to see our latest dispensing workflow tools and trustworthy #AI-enabled solutions.

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The @US_FDA investigates a potential safety concern involving sevoflurane and other general anesthetics following reports of unexpected catastrophic outcomes in patients of maternal Venezuelan ancestry after routine general anesthesia.
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🧠 It's Clinical Challenge time! Today's question is from our Gastroenterology specialty

A patient with long-standing achalasia asks whether they should undergo routine endoscopic screening for esophageal cancer. Which statement BEST reflects the evidence and recommended approach?

A. Achalasia is associated with an increased risk of esophageal cancer, so routine screening endoscopy is recommended.
B. Achalasia is associated only with esophageal adenocarcinoma due to gastroesophageal reflux, so screening consists of surveillance for Barrett's esophagus.
C. Achalasia is not associated with an increased risk of esophageal cancer, so routine screening endoscopy is not recommended.
D. Achalasia is associated with an increased risk of esophageal cancer, but the absolute risk is so low that routine screening endoscopy is not recommended.

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What a fantastic week at ICML 2026!

We were proud to represent the UpToDate team at Wolters Kluwer alongside our colleagues from Ovid, connecting with medical librarians from around the world and showcasing the latest innovations in evidence-based clinical decision support.

There was tremendous interest in UpToDate Expert AI, with many engaging conversations about how AI can help clinicians and healthcare organisations access trusted answers more efficiently while maintaining confidence in the evidence behind them.

A particular highlight was seeing our colleague Sophia Bourne deliver an outstanding presentation and live demonstration of UpToDate Expert AI. Sophia invited the audience to put Expert AI through its paces with their own questions, creating a truly interactive session. The result? Great discussions, thoughtful challenges, and a clear demonstration of Expert AI's capabilities. It more than rose to the occasion.

Events like ICML are a powerful reminder of the vital role medical librarians play in supporting evidence-based healthcare, and we're grateful for the opportunity to learn from and engage with such a knowledgeable community.

A huge thank you to everyone who stopped by to meet the team. Here's to continued collaboration, innovation, and empowering better healthcare decisions.

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Congratulations to Dr. Elliott Vichinsky of UCSF Benioff Children's Hospitals on receiving the Wallace H. Coulter Award for Lifetime Achievement in Hematology from ASH. An UpToDate contributor and Hematology Section Editor, he's transformed sickle cell and thalassemia care.

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Study finds that, compared with oral glucocorticoids, IV rx of vision loss in pts with giant cell arteritis not assoc w improved vision; we still use high-dose IV rx in these patients. Stay #UpToDate with What’s New in #Rheumatology: https://t.co/Ui879zf1Oz

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The @US_FDA approved Trutakna (atacicept-vymj) subcutaneous injection to reduce proteinuria in adults with primary immunoglobulin A nephropathy at risk for disease progression.
Check out:
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The expanded UpToDate® Enterprise Edition video package is available with more topics to empower patients as members of the care team.

•Newborn care
•Type 1 diabetes resources
•Childhood vaccinations

Learn more: https://t.co/v73JtV0JPI

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Digital health AI needs expert-reviewed, evidence-based medication intelligence and drug data to scale trust at the point of care. New whitepaper now available.
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In surveys of over 25,000 adults in 27 Chinese cities, allergic rhinitis prevalence rose from 11 to 21 percent between 2005 and 2019. Stay #UpToDate with What’s New in #PrimaryCare: https://t.co/VP8l3e5a4L 
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According to an Outsell analyst report, trust is now a core purchasing requirement for AI in healthcare.

See how leading organizations are treating AI trust as a governance priority: https://t.co/Y9KO83UjTN

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As digital health continues to evolve, the organizations that succeed will not be those with the most advanced AI — but those that develop trust and empower AI-literate users. Learn why: https://t.co/CD3ZqCUVBo

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🧠 It's Clinical Challenge Time! Today's question is from the Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine specialty.

When used for patients with acute hypoxemic respiratory failure, high-flow oxygen delivered via nasal cannulae (HFNC) is associated with all of the following EXCEPT:
A. Improved mortality
B. Reduced reintubation
C. Improved dyspnea
D. Improved carbon dioxide levels

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