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Digital Neuro Fingerprints concept showing smartphone based tasks capturing speech, gait, and eye movement signals for precision dementia monitoring

Digital Neuro Fingerprints for Precision Dementia Care

Digital Neuro Fingerprints may transform dementia monitoring, by merging smartphone signals into clinically meaningful risk scores.

Blood culture bottles in a microbiology lab representing Streptococcus agalactiae bacteremia and time to positivity

Short Blood Culture Timing Tied to Endocarditis

In Streptococcus agalactiae bacteremia, faster blood culture positivity was linked to infective endocarditis in adults overall.

Chest imaging concept representing pulmonary siderosis in welders from chronic iron dust exposure

Occupational Lung Disease in Welders: Iron Overload Risk

Pulmonary siderosis in one metalworker can resemble pneumoconiosis and may represent clinically significant systemic iron overload.

Woman mixing creatine monohydrate powder in a shaker bottle, supplement safety concept

Creatine Safety In Women: Addressing Common Concerns

In women and men, creatine monohydrate appears safe when used appropriately with no proven cancer or kidney risk in healthy adults.

Optical coherence tomography imaging concept showing skin structure changes during risankizumab treatment for psoriasis

Risankizumab Shows Deep Skin Response in Psoriasis

Risankizumab delivered sustained psoriasis clearance and reduced subclinical inflammation on OCT imaging across 52 weeks follow-up.

Older adult doing a home-based video-guided exercise programme using a laptop after lumbar spine surgery.

Home-Based Video Exercise Program After Lumbar Surgery

A video-guided exercise program cut disability and fear of movement for two years after lumbar surgery in Japan a 24-month trial.

Melanocyte Mysteries Uncovered: Interview with David Fisher

Interview with David Fisher, Department of Dermatology, Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts, USA…

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.