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Long COVID mouse model showing postinfectious lung fibrosis and brain neuroinflammation after SARS-CoV-2

Long COVID Drives Subchronic Lung and Brain Injury

A mouse long COVID model associates breathlessness with postinfectious fibrotic lung remodeling and neuroinflammation following clearance.

Patch testing for hand and foot eczema on a patient’s upper back with dermatology assessment

Hand and Foot Eczema Patch Testing Yields Few Positives

Patch testing in hand and foot eczema frequently showed no allergen, yet potassium dichromate topped positive results overall here.

Clinician reviewing asthma biologics options for patient with obesity and uncontrolled asthma

Respiratory Biologics Underprescribed in Obesity-Linked Asthma

Respiratory biologics were prescribed to few eligible adults with asthma and obesity, yet reduced exacerbations significantly.

Surgeon and oncology clinician reviewing a cardiac surgery plan for a patient with cancer after cardiac surgery

Cancer After Cardiac Surgery Linked to Shorter Survival

Cancer after cardiac surgery was tied to shorter long-term survival, even though in-hospital mortality remained low.

Former American football player with cognitive and neuropsychiatric function concept

Cognitive and Neuropsychiatric Function in Former Football Players

Former American football players showed poorer cognitive and neuropsychiatric function, with symptoms worsening by exposure level.

Clinician discussing COVID-19 vaccination timing with an immunocompromised patient

COVID-19 Vaccination Recommended for Immunocompromised Patients

COVID-19 vaccination is strongly recommended for immunocompromised patients for the 2025–2026 season, according to new guidance.

Adult with asthma at home near window, highlighting indoor air quality and ventilation

Adult Asthma Morbidity Tied to Home Exposures

Statewide Texas survey data link indoor ventilation and smoking to higher adult asthma morbidity from 2019–2022.

“Surgeon in operating room representing transplant oncology and liver cancer surgical care”

Transplant Oncology Expands Liver Transplant Options

Transplant oncology is expanding liver transplantation for some cancers pairing downstaging therapy with strict selection criteria.

Older adult man holding back of neck to illustrate cervical dystonia and related sleep disturbance symptoms

Botulinum Neurotoxin Injection Improves Sleep in Cervical Dystonia

In cervical dystonia botulinum neurotoxin injections improved sleep quality but did not ease anxiety or depression in adult cohort.

Clinician reviewing uncomplicated UTI care pathway and antimicrobial resistance risks

Uncomplicated Urinary Tract Infections Highlight Complex Care

Uncomplicated UTIs disrupt lives as recurrence and antimicrobial resistance complicate antibiotic choice for clinicians’ daily care.