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Female healthcare professional consulting with a patient about long-acting HIV treatment.

Long-Acting HIV Treatment Maintains 94% Viral Suppression: IDWeek 2026

Long-acting HIV treatment maintained viral suppression in 94% of patients, with confirmed virologic failure occurring in just 1%.

Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Doubles All Cause Mortality Risk

Systemic lupus erythematosus doubles mortality risk and drives severe organ complications despite declining overall incidence.

colorectal cancer diagnosis

Colorectal Cancer Now Leading Cause of Cancer Death Under Age 50

Colorectal cancer progressively surpasses other prevalent malignancies as the principal cause of mortality among younger Americans.

Doctor examining MRI images of patient with multiple sclerosis at table in clinic, closeup

Diagnostic Errors in Multiple Sclerosis Occur in One in Seven Cases

A systematic meta-analysis demonstrates that multiple sclerosis misdiagnosis occurs in approximately 15 percent of diagnosed patients.

Monitoring and Managing Hyperglycemia in Breast Cancer Therapy

From baseline glucose monitoring to first-line and second-line treatment, explore an illustrative patient example…

Healthcare professional standing at a hospital workstation, illustrating healthcare worker burnout and workplace stress.

Healthcare Worker Burnout Peaks Mid-Career, Study Finds

Healthcare worker burnout affected two-thirds of hospital staff, with the highest prevalence among mid-career medical professionals.

Older adult patient receiving supplemental oxygen in hospital, illustrating severe RSV complications in lung transplant recipients.

RSV Linked to Severe Complications After Lung Transplant

RSV in lung transplant recipients was associated with respiratory failure, declining lung function, and mortality in hospitalized patients.

Senior woman suffering from arm pain, holding her shoulder due to muscle ache or arthritis.

Physical Capacity Decline Begins Decades Before Sarcopenia

Longitudinal data demonstrate that physical capacity decline begins before age 40, accelerating toward substantial sarcopenia risk.

IDWeek 2026: President-Elect Wendy S. Armstrong on Leading Into 2027

It has been my engagement in patient care for patients with HIV, beginning with my very first clinical rotation in medical…

Klippel-Trenaunay Syndrome with Widespread Hemangiomas in a Pediatric Patient

Case report of a 4-year-old in Pakistan diagnosed with Klippel-Trenaunay syndrome featuring atypical, widespread cutaneous hemangiomas…