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CAR-T Cell Therapy Signals Bleeding Risk

CART cell therapy was linked to early hemostatic shifts that may help predict toxicity and bleeding risk.

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Why Severe Childhood Asthma Persists Globally

Severe childhood asthma continues to cause major morbidity in low- and middle-income countries despite its low prevalence.

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Cell-Free Hair Loss Therapy Spurs Regrowth

Cell-free secretome therapy restored hair growth in preclinical androgenic alopecia models by protecting papilla cells.

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Arthralgia Criteria Improves Rheumatoid Arthritis Prediction

Rheumatoid arthritis risk criteria may help identify which patients with arthralgia are most likely to progress.

Sick baby boy on a hospital bed applying inhale medication to cure RSV.

Nirsevimab Linked to Lower RSV Hospitalization

Nirsevimab was linked to fewer RSV hospitalizations and severe neonatal outcomes than maternal RSVpreF vaccination in France.

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ECMO Mortality Risk Factors Revealed Nationwide

A nationwide cohort study found high in-hospital mortality among adults receiving ECMO, with risk shaped by age and comorbidity

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Botulinum Toxin Type A Linked to Serum Sickness

Serum sickness after botulinum toxin type A may signal a rare delayed systemic immune reaction. Read more.

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Long-Term Secukinumab in Psoriatic Arthritis

Long-term secukinumab treatment preserved bone structure and controlled disease activity in psoriatic arthritis over 48 months.

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Sleep Apnea Prevalent in Newly Diagnosed Lung Cancer

Obstructive sleep apnea affected nearly half of never-smokers with newly diagnosed lung cancer in this prospective study.

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Nanotechnology Therapeutics Reframe Autoimmune Disease Care

Nanotechnology therapeutics may improve autoimmune disease treatment by enhancing targeting, lowering toxicity, and enabling immune modulation.