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What Do Young Adults Need in Rheumatology Care?

Young adult rheumatology transitional care benefits when patient priorities directly guide targeted service improvements and design.

Close-up of a person examining mild acne and blemishes on their cheek, illustrating skin recurrence and dermatologic care.

Key Lifestyle Factors Behind Acne Recurrence

Acne recurrence may be predicted with high accuracy using a new early warning model that incorporates both lifestyle and psychological risk factors.

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Lung Cancer Survival Improves, but Funding Threats Loom

Lung cancer survival rates are improving nationwide; however, recent funding cuts could threaten continued progress in prevention and treatment.

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COVID-19 Altered Cancer Rates Differently for Men and Women

The COVID-19 pandemic was associated with distinct, long-term changes in cancer incidence between males and females.

Map of rural and urban health disparities related to dementia risk factors in U.S. adults

Rural Americans Face Higher Burden of Dementia Risk

Rural Americans aged 45 years and older face a significantly higher prevalence of modifiable dementia risk factors than their urban counterparts.

A Visual Journey into AKT Inhibition

This animation shines a light on AKT inhibition, guiding you through the distinctive mechanism of action of capivasertib, which restricts…

packaged ready-to-eat meals linked to Listeria outbreak

Listeria Outbreak Illnesses Continue Despite Recalls

The CDC continues to report new illnesses and deaths in a multistate Listeria outbreak linked to prepared meals.

Poor-Quality Sunscreens Show No UV Protection

Testing shows poor-quality sunscreen products can contain no UV filters and offer no true UV protection.

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Colostomy Reduces Quality of Life in Colorectal Cancer

Adults with colorectal cancer and colostomy reported significantly poorer health-related quality of life overall than peers.

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Stress and Loneliness Drive Teen Game Addiction Risk

The study found perceived stress and loneliness significantly correlated with adolescent game addiction during the pandemic transition period.