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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.

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Managing Adverse Events in HR+/HER2– Advanced Breast Cancer

Explore practical recommendations built to support patient counseling, monitoring, triage, management, and safe re-initiation…

doctor discussing prognosis during serious illness conversation with patient and caregiver

Navigating Prognosis in Serious Illness Care

Prognostic dialogue in serious illness conversations may help patients balance hope with realistic expectations.

Background image of wounds caused by Systemic Lupus erythematosus (SLE) or Lupus.

Lupus Treatment Enters Precision Immunotherapy Era

Systemic lupus erythematosus is entering a new therapeutic era as precision immunotherapy strategies target disease-driving immune mechanisms with increasing specificity and potential durability.

Patient discussing oral migraine preventives with a physician during a clinical consultation.

Real World Study Tests Oral Migraine Preventives

Oral migraine preventives reduced headache burden in real world care, but tolerability varied sharply across commonly used drugs.

Doctor examining a lung radiography x ray.

AI Model Boosts Pulmonary Nodule Diagnosis

Pulmonary nodule evaluation on CT scans may be significantly enhanced through artificial intelligence, as a transformer-based model demonstrates strong diagnostic performance and clinical utility in a multi-reader, multi-case trial.

Infection-related mortality after HSCT linked to resistant bloodstream infections and invasive aspergillosis.

Infections Drive Early Deaths After Stem Cell Transplant

Infection-related mortality after HSCT was driven by resistant bloodstream infections and invasive aspergillosis.

Young girl with acne on her chin.

Acne Linked to Lifestyle and Environmental Exposures

Environmental and lifestyle exposures significantly influence acne development through complex biological and social mechanisms.

Senior man stretching before a run.

New Arthritis Guidelines Prioritize Physical Activity

Physical activity is now recommended as standard care in arthritis, with new guidance emphasizing behavior change and reduced sedentary time.