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Patient discussing fatigue and brain fog related to Sjögren’s disease with a physician.

Brain Fog Burden Emerges in Sjögren’s Disease

Sjögren’s disease may carry a substantial psychological burden, with depression, anxiety, fatigue, and brain fog affecting care.

Older adult discussing colon cancer treatment interval and surgery planning with physician

Colon Cancer Surgery Timing Study Challenges Delay Concerns

Colon cancer treatment interval up to 49 days did not worsen cancer-free survival after curative surgery.

Child undergoing pediatric neurology consultation for drug-resistant epilepsy and seizure treatment.

Intravenous Ig Linked to Seizure Reduction in Children

IVIG may reduce seizure frequency in some children with drug-resistant epilepsy, especially those with generalized seizures.

Patient using smartphone app for HIV risk tracking and digital health monitoring

Smartphone App Tracks HIV Risk Behaviors

A smartphone app for HIV risk tracking showed high usability and strong daily compliance among MSM with HIV.

x ray thorax, doctor looks at the picture in the hospital for pneumonia and cancer

Pulmonary Embolism Care Gets Major Update

New pulmonary embolism guidance introduces sharper clinical categories to improve diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up care.

Salt shaker representing salt intake and gastric cancer risk research

Salt Intake and Gastric Cancer: Is There a Link?

Salt intake was not genetically associated with gastric cancer risk in a two-sample Mendelian randomization analysis.

Patient undergoing stroke rehabilitation with clinician support, representing new-onset constipation after stroke and recovery outcomes.

New-Onset Constipation May Shape Stroke Recovery

New-onset constipation after stroke was common and independently linked to poorer discharge outcomes in acute rehabilitation.

Pigmented spots on the face. Pigmentation on cheeks.

Sun Damage May Start Below the Surface

Actinic keratosis may be driven by inflammation and microbiome imbalance alongside ultraviolet-induced genetic damage.

Asthma Reliever Reduces Airway Inflammation

Asthma treatment strategies are shifting as new clinical trial data highlight the benefits of anti-inflammatory reliever approaches over traditional bronchodilator-only therapies.

HPV vaccination vial representing global reductions in HPV-related cancer outcomes

HPV Vaccination Cuts Cancer-Related Outcomes Globally

HPV vaccination has delivered major population-level reductions in infection, precancer, genital warts, and cervical cancer globally.