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PFAS Exposure and Childhood Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia Risk

Neonatal dried blood spots reveal potential associations between early chemical exposure and childhood acute lymphoblastic leukemia.

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Time-Restricted Eating Preserves Cognitive Function in Adults

Time-restricted eating may help preserve cognitive function in older adults who undergo caloric restriction for weight loss.

Pediatric vaccination appointment as Florida measles cases rise before schools reopen

Florida Measles Cases Rise Before Schools Reopen

Florida measles cases are rising sharply as schools prepare to reopen amid declining childhood vaccination coverage.

Persistent sleep disturbance and fatigue following pandemic lockdowns

Sleep Problems Persisted After Lockdown Restrictions Ended

Persistent sleep disturbance and fatigue showed little improvement after UK pandemic lockdown restrictions ended, researchers found.

Senior woman holding his painful wrist with arthritis inflammation.

GLP-1 Receptor Agonists in Psoriatic Arthritis Reduce Symptoms

New real-world evidence shows that GLP-1 receptor agonists significantly reduce joint pain and inflammation in psoriatic arthritis.

Dermatology AI Brings Efficiency with Human Costs

Generative AI in dermatology improved communication efficiency and satisfaction but did not strengthen empathy or humanistic care.

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Fragile X Syndrome Clinical Trials Reveal Limitations

A comprehensive scoping review demonstrates major methodological variability across previous Fragile X syndrome clinical trials.

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Early-Onset Colorectal Cancer Risk Factors Identified

Male sex and Hispanic ethnicity increase early-onset colorectal cancer risk, while foreign maternal birthplace provides protection.

Processed and unprocessed meat representing the association between processed meat and MASLD among U.S. adults.

Processing, Not Meat Source, Linked to Fatty Liver Disease

Processed meat intake was associated with higher MASLD odds, while unprocessed meat showed no significant association.

Lung Cancer Screening Faces a Clinical Paradox

Lung cancer screening may miss aggressive disease while exposing some low-risk individuals to unnecessary repeat scans.