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Older adult receiving shingles vaccine, illustrating herpes zoster vaccination and incident dementia research

Shingles Vaccine Tied to Fewer Dementia Diagnoses

Herpes zoster vaccination was associated with reduced dementia diagnoses in elderly Canadian adults throughout natural experiments.

Pilgrim kneeling in prayer during Hajj or Umrah travel, illustrating meningitis vaccination requirements

Hajj Travel: Meningitis Vaccine Performs Well for Older Pilgrims

A meningitis vaccine generated bactericidal antibodies in Hajj/Umrah travelers, with solid postvaccination safety through 30 days.

Older adult using an asthma inhaler, illustrating major depressive disorder and asthma outcomes, medication adherence, and asthma control.

Major Depressive Disorder Linked to Poorer Asthma Control

Major depressive disorder predicted long-term asthma outcomes in adults 60+ with beliefs mediating control QoL, and steroid bursts.

Current and Emerging Biomarkers in Interstitial Lung Disease

Within the heterogeneous group of diseases that constitute interstitial lung disease, biomarkers allowing for early disease identification…

Patient integration concept in oncology research planning meeting with patient advocate and clinical researchers

Patient Integration in Oncology Research Gains Urgency

Patient integration in oncology research can align therapies with needs by translating science into outcomes patients value, today.

Mobile app engagement and pain outcomes in adults with chronic pain and hazardous drinking

Mobile App Predicts Pain Relief in Hazardous Drinking

Mobile application engagement may predict clinically meaningful pain reduction for adults with chronic pain and hazardous drinking.

Adult with bronchial asthma using a nebulizer during a telemedicine video visit on a laptop at home

Telemedicine in Bronchial Asthma Improves Control and Quality of Life

Telemedicine in bronchial asthma improved asthma control, especially using telemonitoring, education, or combined support programs.

Gut microbiota dysbiosis in the colon linked to colorectal cancer risk and screening biomarkers

Can Gut Microbiota Improve Colorectal Screening?

Gut microbiota dysbiosis may shape colorectal cancer risk, with microbial signatures emerging as non-invasive screening biomarkers.

Older adult undergoing respiratory assessment, idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, ACE inhibitor use and mortality outcomes

ACE Inhibitor Use Linked to Lower IPF Mortality

In idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, ACE inhibitor use was associated with lower all-cause mortality in propensity matched EHR cohorts.

hidradenitis suppurativa patient-reported outcome measures questionnaire assessing quality of life and symptoms

Hidradenitis Suppurativa Patient-Reported Outcome Measures Reviewed

A review found seven hidradenitis suppurativa patient-reported key outcome measures, with HiSQOL-17 performing best across studies.