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Doctor reviewing latent tuberculosis infection risk factors with a patient who has type 2 diabetes

Hospital Study Links Diabetes to Latent Tuberculosis Infection

Latent tuberculosis infection was common in type 2 diabetes, with poor glycemic control linked to higher risk.

Woman inside a cryotherapy machine.

Whole-Body Cryotherapy Shows Promise in Ankylosing Spondylitis

Whole-body cryotherapy significantly improves pain, function, and disease activity in patients with ankylosing spondylitis, a new meta-analysis finds.

Oncologist reviewing next-generation sequencing results and genomic testing data for a patient with advanced cancer.

Who Is Missing Out on Next-Generation Sequencing in Cancer?

Next-generation sequencing use rose in advanced cancer, but access remained uneven across socioeconomic, racial, and insurance groups.

Veteran receiving navigated transcranial magnetic stimulation during residential PTSD treatment

New Evidence Supports Brain Stimulation for PTSD

Navigated transcranial magnetic stimulation improved PTSD outcomes when added to intensive residential therapy for combat-related symptoms.

Christopher Tomassian on Aesthetic Innovation

Christopher Tomassian. Founder/CEO, The Dermatology Collective, Glendora, California, USA.

Physician and medical team providing urgent care to an elderly patient in a modern hospital ward ICU.

Overlooked Respiratory Virus Putting Hematology Patients at Risk

A new registry study reveals human metapneumovirus causes severe illness in blood cancer patients worldwide.

Healthcare professional discussing HIV preexposure prophylaxis and sexual health prevention with an adolescent patient.

HIV Preexposure Prophylaxis Lags Among US Youth

HIV preexposure prophylaxis uptake remained low among US youths, with disparities by age, sex, region, and policy.

Doctor examining an Xray of the patient's foot while holding the foot in place closeup.

Gout Inflammation May Follow a Molecular Clock

Gout inflammation may follow a timed molecular sequence that opens distinct therapeutic windows for phase-specific treatment.

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.