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stroke

Stroke Risk in Women: Insights from 30-Year Study

Research shows inflammation and cholesterol levels increase long-term stroke risk in healthy women.

advanced melanoma therapy

Breakthroughs in Advanced Melanoma Therapy Study

Crucially, most of the TFS period with the combination therapy was spent without severe toxicity, reflecting an improved quality of life.

acne vulgaris

Prebiotics in Acne Vulgaris Treatment: New Study Insights

The results demonstrated a measurable improvement in acne lesion counts and significant shifts in the skin microbiota.

prostate cancer drug treatment

PARP Inhibitors Transform Prostate Cancer Treatment

Financial challenges, comorbidities, and drug interactions may limit access, while systemic inequities contribute to racial and ethnic disparities.

asthma

New Insights into Asthma: Pseudo Leukotrienes and Inflammation

The study found that urinary øLT levels were significantly elevated, four- to five-fold higher, in patients with severe asthma compared to healthy controls.

Cardiac Troponin I in transgender adults

Changes in Cardiac Troponin I Levels in Transgender Adults

A first-of-its-kind trial reveals how hormone therapy affects Cardiac Troponin I levels in transgender adults.

mCSPC doctor patient

Improving Treatment Intensification in mCSPC

The IMPLEMENT study explored why first-line treatment intensification remains underutilised and how clinicians’ behaviours, beliefs, and environments influence its uptake.

smartphone toothbrush

Smartphone Toothbrush Revolutionises Plaque Detection

Researchers reveal an innovative toothbrush that uses smartphone integration and AI to visualise and reduce dental plaque instantly.

chronic urticaria treatments

Patient Preferences in Chronic Urticaria Treatments

The review revealed that patients consistently prioritise rapid symptom relief, preferably within two weeks, alongside long-term control of hives, itching, and swelling.

blood pressure diet

Rethinking Food Insecurity Solutions for Blood Pressure

A new clinical trial shows food subsidies are more effective than meal boxes in supporting a healthy blood pressure diet.