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Woman with truncal acne exposing her back.

Truncal Acne Demands More Targeted Care

Truncal acne may require more tailored treatment because truncal skin differs structurally and functionally from facial skin.

Advanced practice nurse discussing chronic migraine treatment scheduling with a patient during a neurology clinic visit.

Advanced Practice Nurses Improve Chronic Migraine Timing

Advanced practice nurse involvement improved PREEMPT interval adherence for chronic migraine patients receiving onabotulinumtoxinA in routine care.

Older woman in consultation with a clinician discussing women’s health treatment options in a medical office.

Risk-Reducing Surgery in Ovarian Risk

Risk-reducing surgery decisions were shaped most by ovarian cancer risk and menopausal symptoms in premenopausal women.

Bowl of plain yogurt prepared for infant complementary feeding, illustrating yogurt in infant nutrition.

Yogurt in Infant Nutrition Explained

Yogurt can be introduced from 6 months, offering nutrients and live cultures that support infant health.

Little boy breathing from a nebulizer.

Mycoplasma-Associated Plastic Bronchitis in Children

Mycoplasma pneumoniae infection in children may lead to plastic bronchitis, with new predictors aiding early detection.

Clinician discussing ADHD care for a school-aged child with a parent, highlighting coordination between healthcare and schools.

ADHD Services Often Lack School Coordination

Many ADHD care providers for children report school coordination gaps, with training and barriers shaping support.

Cancer survivor using a mobile nutrition app to track diet and support quality of life after treatment

Mobile Nutrition App Improves Diet in Patients with Cancer

A mobile nutrition app improved dietary moderation and appetite loss outcomes in patients with cancer over 4 weeks.

Hospital leadership team reviewing service pressures and crisis response planning in a clinical setting

Hospital Crisis Decision-Making Carries Hidden Risks

A qualitative study suggests hospital crisis decision-making can sideline routine care, while strengthening preparedness for later emergencies.

Doctor comforting a patient by placing his hand over the patient's hand.

Lupus Nephritis Biomarkers Still Face Barriers

Lupus nephritis biomarkers remain a major area of interest, but few currently show enough evidence to reflect kidney histopathology and support clinical use.

Doctor examining a patient's lungs using a stethoscope.

How Hospital-Acquired Pneumonia Care Is Changing

Hospital-acquired pneumonia remains a lethal ICU threat, but its diagnosis and management are entering a more precise era.