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adult asthma

High TSLP and Its Impact on Adult Asthma

Patients with elevated TSLP may represent a unique target population for specific therapies, including biologics that modulate Type 2 inflammation.

Osteoarthritis and Chronic Pain in a Shifting World

Chronic pain, particularly in the context of rheumatic diseases, represents one of the most pervasive global health challenges, affecting…

Pollution, Pregnancy, and Paediatrics

How do everyday pollutants, from plastics to pesticides, shape pregnancy and child health? Find out in this series with Tracey Woodruff

liver injury

TACE-Induced Liver Injury Linked to Gut Microbiota

By targeting the gut-liver axis, administration of L. reuteri or ILA could become a novel therapeutic approach to prevent TACE-LI.

light at night

Light At Night Linked to Heart Disease Risk

A major study links light at night to higher heart disease risk. Learn how reducing night-time light could safeguard cardiovascular health.

Weak Quadriceps Linked to Worsening Knee Pain in Osteoarthritis

Weak Quadriceps Linked to Worsening Knee Pain in Osteoarthritis

A new study finds that lower knee extensor power increases the risk of worsening pain in adults with or at risk for osteoarthritis.

Tezepelumab

Tezepelumab Significantly Improves Severe Asthma Control

Tezepelumab reduced oral corticosteroid use in patients with severe asthma, with well-controlled asthma rising from 3% to 27% after 1 year.

delays

Delayed CAR-T Cell Therapy Worsens Survival

Delays between cell collection and infusion significantly lower survival rates for lymphoma patients receiving CAR T-cell therapy.

Brian Rini, Chief of Clinical Trials at Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center, Nashville

Onc Now: Episode 28: Challenges and Hope in Kidney Cancer Research

How is kidney cancer care being reshaped by precision oncology and innovation? Brian Rini explores the evolution of kidney cancer treatment, highlighting breakthroughs in immunotherapy, targeted therapy, and precision oncology.   

respiratory illness

Diverse Viral Pathogens Drive Severe Lower Respiratory Illness in Infants

Study of 2,061 infants reveals RSV, HMPV, influenza, and viral co-infections significantly increase severe lower respiratory illness risk.