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Deep Neural Network in Dermatology Residency Selection

AI has shown promise in medical education,1-3 yet its ability to predict residency application outcomes in dermatology has not been…

Older adult receiving hand support from a caregiver, representing stroke recovery and small vessel disease care.

"Baggy Arteries" May Matter More Than Blockages in Stroke

Baggy arteries, rather than large artery blockages, may drive lacunar stroke and cerebral small vessel disease progression.

Early-career rheumatology nurse reviewing patient care notes in a county hospital setting

Rheumatology Nursing Education Needs Urgent Reform

Rheumatology nursing training gaps may leave early-career nurses underprepared for complex patient care.

Neurosurgical team performing brain tumor surgery for insular gliomas in an operating room.

New Hope for Complex Brain Tumor Surgery

Insular gliomas can be resected safely with mapping, with low morbidity across 500 surgical cases.

Close-up of white tablets and blister pack representing aspirin use in stroke prevention.

Routine Aspirin Prevention No Longer Recommended

Polygenic risk may identify older adults most likely to benefit from aspirin for ischemic stroke prevention.

Hantavirus outbreak research concept showing laboratory testing for rodent borne viral infection

Hantavirus Risks Grow Without Licensed Vaccine

Hantavirus vaccine development remains limited despite a deadly Andes virus outbreak linked to cruise ship infections.

Child with asthma inhaler during extreme heat, representing asthma emergency department risk in urban neighborhoods.

Hot Nights Increase Emergency Department Visits in Asthma

Extreme heat was linked to higher asthma emergency department visits among adults and children in Baltimore, especially after hot nights.

AMJ Microbiology & Infectious Diseases 4 [Supplement 3] 2026

Two leading experts discuss the COVID-19 post-exposure prevention gap, especially in high-contact and group care settings among vulnerable…

Older adult with cancer discussing palliative nursing interventions and quality of life with a clinician.

Palliative Nursing Interventions Improve Cancer Care

Palliative nursing interventions improved quality of life and reduced distress and symptom burden in older adults with cancer.

Hospital transfer team moving a patient for ischemic stroke care, reflecting disparities in access to specialized treatment.

Ischemic Stroke Hospital Transfers Shaped by Insurance Status

Ischemic stroke transfer rates show racial, ethnic, and insurance-based disparities across a nationwide U.S. registry analysis.