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Brain CT scan illustrating middle cerebral artery territory stroke with hemorrhage and ischemia comparison

Hemorrhagic vs Ischemic Stroke Outcomes Diverge

Matched lesion stroke analysis found hemorrhagic stroke caused worse disability and higher DALYs than ischemic stroke by year five.

Patient with clinician beside CT scanner during NSCLC imaging assessment.

NSCLC Progression Type Predicts Survival

In advanced NSCLC, progression by new lesions predicted shorter post-progression survival following first-line therapy.

Analyst reviewing CDC surveillance dashboard showing paused database updates and vaccination data categories

Unexplained Pauses In CDC Surveillance Databases

Unexplained pauses in CDC surveillance databases may weaken evidence, clinicians and policymakers utilize for frontline judgements.

Hand sprinkling salt into a bowl on a dark background, illustrating salt intake advice in cystic fibrosis under review after ETI therapy.

Salt Intake Advice in Cystic Fibrosis Under Review

Salt intake advice in cystic fibrosis is under review after ETI improved conservation and blood pressure.

Perioperative liposomal bupivacaine injection prepared for dermatologic surgery postoperative pain control

Postoperative Analgesia in Dermatologic Surgery Shows Low Adverse Events

Perioperative liposomal bupivacaine injections showed minimal adverse events in 129 dermatologic surgery patients in a new review.

Doctor speaking with a mother and child during a clinic visit for juvenile localized scleroderma care.

Methotrexate vs Mycophenolate in Juvenile Localized Scleroderma

In juvenile localized scleroderma, mycophenolate mofetil matched methotrexate in lowering activity, and had fewer fatigue symptoms.

Informal caregiver supporting feeding for a child with cancer during mealtime

Informal Caregivers’ Feeding Experiences in Pediatric Cancer

A qualitative review shows informal caregivers adapt feeding for children with cancer, often straining home routines and wellbeing.

Older adult receiving shingles vaccine, illustrating herpes zoster vaccination and incident dementia research

Shingles Vaccine Tied to Fewer Dementia Diagnoses

Herpes zoster vaccination was associated with reduced dementia diagnoses in elderly Canadian adults throughout natural experiments.

Pilgrim kneeling in prayer during Hajj or Umrah travel, illustrating meningitis vaccination requirements

Hajj Travel: Meningitis Vaccine Performs Well for Older Pilgrims

A meningitis vaccine generated bactericidal antibodies in Hajj/Umrah travelers, with solid postvaccination safety through 30 days.

Older adult using an asthma inhaler, illustrating major depressive disorder and asthma outcomes, medication adherence, and asthma control.

Major Depressive Disorder Linked to Poorer Asthma Control

Major depressive disorder predicted long-term asthma outcomes in adults 60+ with beliefs mediating control QoL, and steroid bursts.