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Child with cleft palate receiving developmental assessment and multidisciplinary care consultation

Cleft Palate Tied to Higher Mental Health Risk

Cleft palate was linked to the highest rates of psychological and neurodevelopmental disorders across cleft subtypes.

Illustration of bowel obstruction evaluation in a patient with suspected internal hernia and abdominal pain.

Surgical Delay Worsens Bowel Obstruction Outcomes

Delayed surgery in internal hernia related bowel obstruction was linked to more bowel necrosis and resection.

COVID Testing happening outside.

Respiratory Viral Infections May Accelerate Lung Cancer

Respiratory viral infections may increase lung cancer risk and accelerate tumor growth through lasting immune changes.

Patient discussing galcanezumab migraine prevention with a clinician during a neurology consultation

Migraine Prevention Improves in Real World Study

Migraine prevention improved at 3 months in a real world study comparing galcanezumab with oral therapies. Read more.

Preoperative breast cancer screening discussion before chest masculinization surgery

Breast Cancer Screening Before Chest Masculinization Surgery

Preoperative breast cancer screening before chest masculinization surgery helped identify malignancy and improve surgical planning.

Interview: Tammie Ferringer

Tammie Ferringer. Division Chief of Dermatologic, Oral and Soft Tissue Pathology, and Section Head and Fellowship Director of…

Mental health consultation.

Mental Health Treatment Expands Role in Dermatology Care

Psychopharmacology is emerging as a critical tool in dermatology, with growing evidence supporting its role in managing both skin conditions and associated psychiatric disorders.

Woman breastfeeding her baby.

Breastfeeding Tied to Lower Asthma Risk

Breastfeeding for at least four months was linked to lower asthma and IgE sensitization into young adulthood.

Clinician discussing antibiotic use at the end of life with a patient and family in a palliative care setting

Antibiotic Use at the End of Life Questioned

Antibiotic use near the end of life often offers limited symptom relief while increasing treatment burden.

Distressed woman sitting at home.

Hormonal Shifts May Redefine Sjogren’s Disease Risk

Hormonal transitions across the lifespan may reshape sex differences in Sjogren’s disease risk and prevalence patterns.