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Dupilumab and Itepekimab Data at ATS

COPD is characterized by progressive damage to the lungs and airways, leading to airflow obstruction, chronic respiratory symptoms, and an…

Clinician reviewing cystic fibrosis care utilization data with patient in respiratory clinic

Cystic Fibrosis Care Remains Below Pre-pandemic Levels

Cystic fibrosis care utilization remained below 2019 levels in adults and children through 2023.

DecisionDx-Melanoma in Clinical Practice

This infographic shows how DecisionDx-Melanoma fits into real clinical practice, translating three actionable risk prediction results into…

Child with atopic dermatitis speaking with clinician about dupilumab treatment.

Pediatric Atopic Dermatitis Improves with Dupilumab

Dupilumab improved disease severity, quality of life, and adherence in children with atopic dermatitis.

Adult with rheumatoid arthritis managing daily activities at home, reflecting reduced occupational repertoire and social participation.

Rheumatoid Arthritis Disrupts Meaningful Daily Activities

Rheumatoid arthritis may sharply reduce daily participation after onset, especially in leisure, household, and social roles.

Clinician performing neck ultrasound as part of head and neck cancer assessment.

Rare Throat Cancer Review Highlights Clinical Risks

Oropharyngeal adenoid cystic carcinoma shows distinct clinical patterns and poor outcomes in a new systematic review.

Digital brain scan reviewed by clinicians for Alzheimer disease biomarker research.

TBI History May Complicate Alzheimer Blood Tests

Alzheimer disease blood biomarkers may be less accurate in veterans with prior traumatic brain injury.

Clinician discussing psychosocial screening and emotional wellbeing with a patient receiving cancer care.

Psychosocial Screening Tools Could Improve Cancer Care

Psychosocial screening tools can rapidly detect distress, anxiety, depression, and death anxiety in cancer care.

Clinician reviewing brain scan for traumatic encephalopathy syndrome after traumatic brain injury.

Traumatic Encephalopathy Syndrome Features Common After TBI

Traumatic encephalopathy syndrome features were common after traumatic brain injury, even without repetitive head impacts.

Immunocompromised adult at home reflecting on physical distancing and quality of life after COVID-19.

Social Distancing Linked to Lasting Health Burden

Physical distancing was tied to poorer quality of life in immunocompromised adults years after COVID-19 emerged.