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Close up of a laboratory microscope lens with bright light, representing blood cancer and acute erythroid leukemia research.

Acute Erythroid Leukemia Survival Predicted by Nomograms

New nomograms improved survival prediction for acute erythroid leukemia, highlighting age and chemotherapy as factors nationwide.

Aedes mosquito and dengue virus concept illustrating dengue and aging risk in older adults.

Dengue And Aging Create New Care Challenges

Dengue is increasingly affecting older adults since 2024 complicating diagnosis as severe outcomes increase worldwide dramatically.

Laboratory testing for fungal infections in community-acquired pneumonia

Outpatient Community-Acquired Pneumonia Fungal Testing Often Missed

Fungal testing was infrequent in outpatient community-acquired pneumonia and small numbers were diagnosed with endemic mycoses.

Portrait of doctor in mask listening to an older man’s chest with a stethoscope during a respiratory exam, illustrating idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis care and ACE inhibitor use outcomes.

ACE Inhibitor Use Tied to Better Survival in IPF

In idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, ACE inhibitor therapy correlated with reduced all-cause mortality in matched records unlike COPD.

Clinician reviewing HIV post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) guidance after occupational exposure in a healthcare setting

HIV Post-Exposure Prophylaxis Guidance Updated

New HIV post-exposure prophylaxis guidance updates regimens shortens HIV testing follow-up and weighs undetectable viral loads now.

Conceptual illustration of overlapping Health Risks and chronic conditions, highlighting stress, obesity, sleep problems, and physical inactivity.

Health Risks Signal Where Prevention May Matter Most

Across surveys, stress, obesity, and physical inactivity were the Health Risks consistently linked to chronic conditions.

Rethinking Early Intervention in Relapsing MS

Regina Berkovich and Robert Shin share their insights for this article on the evolving role of a selective S1P receptor modulator in early relapsing MS…

AMJ Neurology 3 [Supplement 1] 2026

Regina Berkovich and Robert Shin share their insights for this article on the evolving role of a selective S1P receptor modulator in early relapsing MS…

Woman pouring green smoothie as a microbiota-friendly diet concept linked to gut microbiota score and gynecologic cancer risk.

Microbiota-Friendly Diet May Cut Gynecologic Cancer Risk

Higher diet-induced gut microbiota scores in NHANES 2011–2018 were associated with lower gynecologic cancer odds in all U.S. females.

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Social Factors Shape Lung Cancer in Never-Smokers

Chronic lung disease and socioeconomic disadvantage were tied to markedly increased lung cancer risk, among never-smokers in Korea.