Medication adherence and activity patterns underlying uncontrolled hypertension: Assessment and recommendations by practicing pharmacists using digital health care.

Objectives: This report summarizes the first use of a digital health feedback system (DHFS) by practicing pharmacists to establish evidence-based blood pressure (BP) management recommendations.

Setting: Fifteen commercial pharmacies and 39 patients in the Isle of Wight participated.

Practice Description: The pharmacists were experienced in providing New Medicine Services to patients in their communities.

Body mass index continues to accurately predict percent body fat as women age despite changes in muscle mass and height.

Objective: Body mass index (BMI) is commonly used to predict obesity in clinical practice because it is suggested to closely correlate with percent body fat (%BF). With aging, women lose both lean mass and height. Because of this, many clinicians question whether BMI is an accurate predictor of obesity in aging women.

Vaginal cancer in a patient with complicated prolapse history: a case report.

Background: In the setting of multiple pelvic floor procedures, vaginal abnormalities are not unusual.

Case: We present the case of a 59-year-old woman with voiding dysfunction and inability to have intercourse after multiple pelvic floor procedures who presented with a vaginal mass on bimanual examination, thought to be related to prior procedures with permanent sutures. Imaging was obtained, and the lesions were thought to be suture granuloma.