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Smartphone screen showing mobile instant messaging reminders supporting brief exercise for smoking cessation.

Mobile Instant Messaging for Smoking Cessation Falls Short

A mobile instant messaging exercise-program did not significantly improve lab-verified smoking-cessation overall rates at 6 months.

Patient speaking with clinician about long-acting injectable antiretroviral therapy for HIV treatment options.

Long-Acting Injectable ART Preferences Emerge

Long-acting injectable antiretroviral therapy may ease pill burden, improve adherence, and privacy in Pakistan, interviews suggest.

Chronic Hepatitis B in Focus

This video is of a symposium held on November 9, 2025, at the American Association for the Study of Liver Disease (AASLD) Annual Meeting…

Clinician reviewing eye imaging and notes, representing large language models in glaucoma clinical decision support

Large Language Models in Glaucoma Need Guardrails

Large language models in glaucoma show promise for education and decision support, yet performance varies widely.

Doctor points to a hip X ray while explaining hip involvement in axial spondyloarthritis to a patient, holding a pelvis and femur anatomy model.

Hip Involvement Signals Severe Axial Spondyloarthritis

In outpatient axial spondyloarthritis care, radiographic hip involvement affected 13.90% and aligned with greater severity overall.

Clinician reviewing bariatric surgery follow-up focused on excluded stomach cancer risk after gastric bypass

Cancer in the Excluded Stomach After Gastric Bypass

Nordic data link gastric bypass to rare, excluded stomach cancer, with risk rising after 10 years and diagnosis potentially delayed.

Bipolar Disorder Case Study Explores Identity and Patient Experience

A recently published case study suggests life story narration in bipolar disorder can solidify with time, into a coherent, emotion shaped worldview.

Close-up of a healthcare professional putting on protective medical gloves during an infectious disease clinic examination.

Mpox-HIV Coinfection Tied to Higher Hospitalization

Mpox-HIV coinfection in MSM was linked to more severe symptoms and higher hospitalization, in Hangzhou case series of 104 patients.

Child sleeping at home, pediatric obstructive sleep apnea and viral infection risk concept

Pediatric Obstructive Sleep Apnea Raises Viral Infection Risk

Pediatric obstructive sleep apnea raised influenza and COVID-19 diagnoses over five years in a U.S. TriNetX large EHR cohort study.

Mother holding a crying newborn baby by a bright window, representing postpartum care and follow-up after cesarean delivery.

Cesarean Delivery Linked to Postmolar Neoplasia Risk

Prior cesarean delivery was linked to higher postmolar gestational trophoblastic neoplasia risk, without increased chemoresistance overall.