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College students sharing food and drinks outdoors during a festive gathering, illustrating holiday weight gain in college students.

Holiday Weight Gain in College Students Changes Body Composition

Holiday weight gain in college students appears modest, with increases driven more by lean mass than fat.

Older adult arms with xerosis improved after use of 10% urea moisturizing lotion

How Best to Treat Aging Dry Skin

A 10% urea-based moisturizing lotion rapidly improved lower-leg xerosis and quality of life in older adults.

Conceptual illustration of sleep traits and risk of epilepsy in the adult brain

Insomnia Connects Sleep Traits and Epilepsy Risk

Insomnia appears to causally increase generalized epilepsy risk, underscoring sleep traits as modifiable targets in epilepsy care.

Hospital patient on oxygen mask with relative at bedside

New Clues to Protecting Lungs in Sepsis Lung Injury

Moderate thrombosis in lung injury may paradoxically protect sepsis related ARDS via endothelial ALOX15 driven signaling.

Capivasertib in the Clinic

In this practical, case-based discussion, a breast oncology pharmacist and nurse practitioner walk through how they anticipate and…

Conceptual illustration of gut microbiota dysbiosis linking neuropsychiatric disorders and inflammatory skin disease

Gut Microbiota Dysbiosis Connects Mind and Skin Disease

Emerging evidence links gut microbiota dysbiosis with overlapping neuropsychiatric disorders and chronic inflammatory skin disease.

Dermatologist examining chronic hand eczema patient to compare monotherapy treatment response using HECSI scores.

Chronic Hand Eczema Monotherapies: Guiding Treatment Choices

Network meta-analysis suggests newer chronic hand eczema monotherapies differ in efficacy based on HECSI score reductions.

Illustration of perioperative corticosteroids reducing seroma risk after breast cancer surgery

Perioperative Corticosteroids Cut Seroma Risk After Breast Cancer Surgery

Perioperative corticosteroid use significantly reduced postoperative seroma formation in patients undergoing breast cancer surgery.

Snow-covered city street in bright winter sunlight, showing reflected light from buildings and pavements.

Snow Cover Light Exposure and Daytime Alertness

Snow cover light exposure may suppress morning melatonin and improve alertness for residents at northern latitudes.

older adults walking outdoors

Nutrition Interventions for Sarcopenia Improve Muscle Function

Targeted nutrition interventions for sarcopenia may significantly enhance muscle strength and gait speed in older adults.