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Patient performing supervised arm exercise during cancer rehabilitation to reduce cancer-related lymphedema risk

Can Exercise Prevent Cancer-Related Lymphedema?

Exercise was associated with reduced cancer-related lymphedema risk, with meta-analysis showing a 29.0% relative reduction overall.

Close-up of physician giving medication bottle to patient during consultation

Second-Line Pazopanib Yields Positive Responses in Angiosarcomas

Pazopanib shows activity and manageable safety in paclitaxel-pretreated cutaneous angiosarcoma, offering a potential second-line therapy option.

Caregiver supporting an older adult with dementia during a remote physical activity session at home.

Remote Physical Activity Intervention Aids Alzheimer’s Dyads

A remote physical activity intervention improved functional fitness in Alzheimer’s dyads despite unchanged daily MVPA overall.

Close-up of acupuncture needles inserted into the hands during a manual acupuncture treatment session.

Manual Acupuncture Shown to Alleviate Rheumatoid Arthritis Pain

Manual acupuncture alleviates rheumatoid arthritis pain by targeting the spinal microglia via NF-κB/STAT3.

Clinician preparing RSV vaccination for an immunocompromised patient during a respiratory virus season visit.

RSV Vaccination Guidance for Immunocompromised Patients

IDSA guidelines recommend RSV vaccination for immunocompromised adults, and advise individualized timing plus shared decisions now.

Long COVID mouse model showing postinfectious lung fibrosis and brain neuroinflammation after SARS-CoV-2

Long COVID Drives Subchronic Lung and Brain Injury

A mouse long COVID model associates breathlessness with postinfectious fibrotic lung remodeling and neuroinflammation following clearance.

Patch testing for hand and foot eczema on a patient’s upper back with dermatology assessment

Hand and Foot Eczema Patch Testing Yields Few Positives

Patch testing in hand and foot eczema frequently showed no allergen, yet potassium dichromate topped positive results overall here.

Clinician reviewing asthma biologics options for patient with obesity and uncontrolled asthma

Respiratory Biologics Underprescribed in Obesity-Linked Asthma

Respiratory biologics were prescribed to few eligible adults with asthma and obesity, yet reduced exacerbations significantly.

Surgeon and oncology clinician reviewing a cardiac surgery plan for a patient with cancer after cardiac surgery

Cancer After Cardiac Surgery Linked to Shorter Survival

Cancer after cardiac surgery was tied to shorter long-term survival, even though in-hospital mortality remained low.

Former American football player with cognitive and neuropsychiatric function concept

Cognitive and Neuropsychiatric Function in Former Football Players

Former American football players showed poorer cognitive and neuropsychiatric function, with symptoms worsening by exposure level.