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Restoring Hypothalamic Menin Reverses Age-Related Cognitive Decline

Hypothalamic menin loss drives systemic aging and cognitive decline, whereas restoring expression extends overall animal longevity.

insect transmitting west nile virus through skin contact

Surge in West Nile Virus Cases Brings Severe Neurological Risks

Surging West Nile virus infections across forty-five states display severe neuroinvasive presentations in 1,004 diagnosed patients.

HPV infection

Infection-Attributable Cancer Drives 2.3 Million Cases Worldwide

Infection-attributable cancer caused 2.3 million cases globally in 2024, representing twelve percent of all diagnosed malignancies.

Physicians reviewing severe asthma biologic treatment decisions using clinical data and artificial intelligence.

AI Struggles With Severe Asthma Biologic Selection

AI in severe asthma showed poor agreement with multidisciplinary teams when selecting biologic therapy for uncontrolled disease.

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Managing Knee Osteoarthritis Across the Lifespan

Lifelong physical activity and targeted strength training preserve joint integrity while reducing overall knee osteoarthritis risk.

Researchers analyzing data in a laboratory studying targeted therapies for pemphigus vulgaris.

Pemphigus Vulgaris Therapies Move Beyond Rituximab

Emerging therapies could reshape pemphigus vulgaris treatment for patients who relapse or remain refractory after rituximab.

women with dense breasts having a mammography

Mandatory Breast Density Notification Takes Effect Across Mammography

Federal mammography quality standards now mandate a national breast density notification framework across all certified facilities.

patient with varicella zoster meningitis appearance with scabs and redness

Varicella Zoster Virus Meningitis: Why Rapid Therapy Matters

Prompt initiation of intravenous acyclovir therapy significantly curbs lasting deficits in adult varicella zoster virus meningitis.

x ray of pneumonic plague in lungs

Pneumonic Plague Vaccine Shows Promise Amidst Russian Outbreak

Amid heightened concerns over a Russian pneumonic plague outbreak, candidate vaccines demonstrate robust aerosol pulmonary defense.

Child receiving pediatric home ventilation care with a trained caregiver

4-Week Pediatric Home Ventilation Pathway Appears Safe

A standardized pediatric home mechanical ventilation pathway supported safe discharge without increasing early hospital revisits.