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Child vaccination visit highlighting MMR vaccine importance in measles prevention and outbreak control.

Why the MMR Vaccine Still Matters

Measles resurgence reinforces that the two dose MMR vaccine remains the strongest defense against severe disease.

HER2 Activating Mutations: What They Really Mean

Explore the HER2 blueprint and what “activating” really means. This infographic highlights how HER2 activating mutations can…

Man sitting on his bed, hunched over, grasping his right foot in pain.

Gout Biomarkers Reveal New Metabolic Targets

Gout biomarkers linked to lipids, amino acids, and genes may help refine future therapeutic targeting. Read more.

Patient receiving microneedling treatment on her cheek

Fractional CO2 Laser Versus Microneedling for Acne Scars

Fractional CO2 laser improved post-acne scars more than microneedling radiofrequency, but with greater pain and downtime.

Elderly terminal cancer patient and family in a palliative care conversation focused on quality of life and emotional support

Narrative-Based Palliative Care Eases End-of-Life Stress

Narrative-based palliative care reduced stress and improved quality of life in elderly terminal cancer patients and families.

Illustration of restorative neurostimulation for chronic low back pain management in a patient with lumbar pain

Restorative Neurostimulation Improves Low Back Pain

Restorative neurostimulation improved pain, disability, and quality of life in patients with refractory chronic low back pain.

Doctor collecting an oral swab sample from a patient in a clinical setting for pulmonary tuberculosis testing

Pulmonary Tuberculosis Detection Advances with Saliva

Saliva molecular testing showed high accuracy for pulmonary tuberculosis, clearly outperforming oral swabs in a prospective study.

doctor holding up lung x-rays, while pointing at them with a pen and explaining them to a patient

Early Lung Decline Identified in Pulmonary Fibrosis

Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis progression may begin nearly a decade before symptoms, according to new modeling research.

Older adult recovering at home after noncardiac surgery with caregiver support during daily activities

Caregivers Experience Lasting Recovery Challenges After Major Surgery

Older adults with frailty often faced prolonged functional recovery and unmet care needs after major elective noncardiac surgery.

Older adult undergoing hearing assessment during cognitive clinic evaluation for mild cognitive impairment

Hearing Assessment Reveals Overlap in Cognitive Aging

Hearing loss in mild cognitive impairment was common, but objective hearing measures did not differ significantly from controls.