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Young adults viewing a sun safety campaign promoting sunscreen use and skin cancer prevention.

How Social Media Sun Safety Messages Reach Young Adults

A social media sun safety campaign increased awareness and was associated with protective behaviors among young adults.

Nurse enters room with many patients waiting.

Record U.S. Cyclosporiasis Outbreak Demands Urgent Clinical Vigilance

A record-breaking cyclosporiasis outbreak is surging across multiple states, demanding immediate diagnostic vigilance from healthcare providers.

Surgical team performing a quadruple organ transplant involving retransplanted lungs, a liver, and a kidney.

Historic Quadruple Organ Transplant Marks U.S. First

A quadruple organ transplant combining retransplanted lungs, a liver, and a kidney has been successfully completed.

CHE in the US: Burden and Treatment Gaps

Chronic hand eczema (CHE) is common in the US and carries a significant humanistic impact. Drawing on the CHECK patient survey and RWEAL…

closeup woman feet suffering from joint pain with gout

New Advancements in Biomaterial-Based Gout Therapy

Biomaterial-based strategies for gout therapy offer targeted delivery options that improve drug bioavailability and local action.

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Light Therapy Defends Football Players Against Impact Head Injuries

Transcranial photo biomodulation protects collegiate football players from brain inflammation and axonal damage caused by repetitive head impacts.

Urologists advise patients about bladder problems

New Neoadjuvant Bladder Cancer Therapy Approaches Transform Care

A new meta-analysis evaluates neoadjuvant bladder cancer therapy options for patients. Read more to discover the optimal treatment protocols.

15 Jul 2026

Practical Cases in Chronic Hepatitis B Care

Grounded in clinical practice through a hypothetical patient case, this interactive article explores the critical barriers and unmet needs…

Cruise ship emissions releasing ultrafine particulate matter associated with lung inflammation and impaired antiviral defenses.

Cruise Ship Pollution Weakens Lung Defenses

Ship emissions rich in ultrafine particles triggered lung inflammation and weakened antiviral defenses in laboratory models.

Smartphone voice biomarker monitoring for early asthma and COPD exacerbation detection.

Tracking Speech to Monitor Asthma and COPD

Voice changes may identify asthma and COPD exacerbations from their first day, supporting future home monitoring.