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Middle-aged man examining fine lines around his eyes in the bathroom mirror, illustrating facial skin aging before treatment with lasers and energy-based devices.

Can Lasers And Energy-Based Devices Reverse Skin Aging?

Lasers and energy-based devices may target cellular senescence, potentially rejuvenating aging skin at a fundamental molecular level.

Woman holding painful knee at home, symbolising rheumatoid arthritis joint pain.

Biomimetic and Targeted Drug Delivery for Rheumatoid Arthritis

Biomimetic drug delivery systems are reshaping rheumatoid arthritis management by targeting inflamed joints more precisely today.

Autistic teenager discussing transition to adult mental health services with clinician

Barriers in Transition to Adult Mental Health Services

Autistic young people and those with ADHD face barriers when transitioning to adult mental health services.

Inhaler-related greenhouse gas emissions in U.S. healthcare

US Inhaler Use Drives Rising Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Inhalers prescribed for asthma and COPD generated nearly 25 million metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions in the United States over the past decade.

Older man using user-centred digital solutions for non-melanoma skin cancer care on a phone at home

Designing User-Centred Digital Solutions In Skin Cancer Care

User-centered digital solutions may ease care pathways for plastic surgery patients with non-melanoma skin cancer.

Generational Gaps in Vaccine Acceptance in the US

This study reveals how age and partisanship shape COVID-19 vaccine acceptance in the USA during rollout.

Intradermal botulinum toxin A injection concept for post acne erythema on the face

Treating Post Acne Redness with Botulinum Toxin A

Intradermal botulinum toxin A for post acne erythema outperformed broadband light in this split face randomized controlled trial.

ACR 2025 Interview: Natasha M. Ruth

This year, our committee is prioritizing several strategic initiatives, with particular emphasis on the Division…

Woman holding her cheek with persistent facial pain

Understanding Persistent Idiopathic Facial Pain in Practice

New interdisciplinary guidance reframes persistent idiopathic facial pain as a shared challenge for neurology and dentistry.

adult asthma patient inhaler use

Tezepelumab Cuts Oral Steroid Use in Severe Asthma

Tezepelumab oral corticosteroid reduction in severe asthma achieved meaningful steroid sparing without loss of asthma control.