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Managing Eye-Related Adverse Events

Some cancer medicines may cause problems with the eyes or with vision. In this short video, ophthalmologist Dr Neel Pasricha shares his…

Doctor consults with a male patient and points to an anatomical model while discussing prostate cancer risk stratification and treatment options.

High-Risk vs Very High-Risk Prostate Cancer Prognosis

Very high-risk prostate cancer predicted shorter survival than high-risk disease in nonmetastatic patients managed without surgery.

Close-up of white tablets representing dual antiplatelet therapy, such as aspirin and clopidogrel, for minor stroke and high-risk TIA prevention

Dual Antiplatelet Therapy Timing After Minor Stroke

Early DAPT after minor stroke or high-risk TIA lowered 90-day recurrent stroke, MI, or death when started within 24 hours of onset.

Pediatrician speaking with a young child and parent in a clinic waiting room, representing pediatric hepatitis B monitoring and liver health follow up care.

Pediatric HBV-Related Cirrhosis Shows Silent Course

Pediatric HBV-related cirrhosis often appears silent yet early antiviral therapy in children was tied to better long-term outcomes.

Patient sleeping comfortably with nasal breathing relief concept, representing sleep and chronic rhinosinusitis improvement after endoscopic sinus surgery.

Sleep and Chronic Rhinosinusitis After Surgery

Sleep quality in chronic rhinosinusitis with nasal polyposis improved after endoscopic surgery, showing longer REM sleep durations.

HPV self-collection education materials showing clear instructions and inclusive visuals for cervical cancer screening

Simplifying HPV Self-Collection Materials Builds Confidence

HPV self-collection education materials can boost screening confidence when language, visuals and inclusivity address key concerns.

Accelerated brain aging concept in adult childhood cancer survivors, highlighting neurocognition testing and vascular risk biomarkers

Accelerated Brain Aging Tied to Neurocognition

Adult childhood cancer survivors demonstrated accelerated brain aging that tracked with cranial radiation and poorer neurocognition.

Lung transplantation evaluation in a patient with HIV with CD4 count results under 200

Lung Transplantation in People Living With HIV

Lung transplantation in people with HIV may be feasible yet CD4 counts can temporarily drop under 200 during transplant evaluation.

Anticipatory nursing support for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease patient quality of life and psychological status

Anticipatory Nursing Improves COPD Quality of Life

In COPD, anticipatory nursing, boosted QoL, eased distress, and reduced complications in 6 months.

Child scalp exam illustrating tinea capitis risk factors and nutritional deficiencies

Tinea Capitis Outcomes Worsen with Nutrient Deficiencies

In children, deficiencies in zinc and vitamin D independently increased tinea capitis risk and lowered 8-week clinical cure rates.