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man with kidney cancer pain

Targeted Dual Therapy Advances Advanced Renal Cell Carcinoma Care

Combination targeted therapy significantly slows tumor progression in adult patients with pretreated advanced renal cell carcinoma.

elderly woman with sarcopenia

How Neuromuscular Junction Failure Triggers Sarcopenia Weakness

Neuromuscular junction failure causes severe muscle weakness in sarcopenia by reducing postsynaptic endplate action potential gain.

hand of patient with rheumatoid arthiritis

Sarcopenia in Rheumatoid Arthritis: Key Risks and Biologic Impacts

Nearly nineteen percent of patients with rheumatoid arthritis exhibit sarcopenia, worsened by corticosteroid dosage and disease chronicity.

Three clinicians review a chest image while discussing a patient’s respiratory care.

Pulmonary Hypertension Affects 6 in 10 With Progressive Fibrosis

Pulmonary hypertension affected most patients with progressive pulmonary fibrosis, while a CT measurement emerged as a screening clue.

Nurse assisting an ICU patient with repositioning as part of pressure injury prevention.

Pressure Injuries Affect One in Six ICU Patients in Cohort

Pressure injuries developed in one in six ICU patients, often within days, in a prospective cohort.

galleri multi cancer early detection

Can Multi-Cancer Early Detection Transform Population Screening?

Recent multi-cancer early detection trials show diagnostic promise but highlight major unresolved questions about clinical utility.

lady with meningitis

Meningitis Outbreak Threats Expose Unmet Targets in Global Health

Meningitis mortality declined markedly across three decades, but recent outbreaks show global progress remains severely off course.

Brain MRI scans displayed on a diagnostic imaging sheet.

Severe Asthma Linked to Differences in Brain Structure

People with severe asthma showed differences in brain structure compared with people whose asthma was well controlled.

Healthcare professional administering a vaccine to a child wearing a face mask.

Pennsylvania Measles Outbreak Brings Rare Cases to Hospitals

Pennsylvania’s measles outbreak is growing, while four state-reported deaths remain absent from the federal count.

Woman looking at her reflection in a bathroom mirror.

Skin, Hair, and Muscle Changes Reported During GLP-1 Weight Loss

Patients undergoing GLP-1 weight loss commonly report skin, hair, and strength concerns alongside changes in weight.