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Vagus Nerve Stimulation Shown to be Effective for Insomnia

Vagus nerve stimulation improves sleep quality and mental health in chronic insomnia.

Improving Vaccine Response in Patients with HIV

This study highlights that both the 2-dose and 3-dose HepB-CpG regimens provide better seroprotection compared to the 3-dose HepB-alum regimen.

Innovative Psoriasis Trial Boosts Diversity in Clinical Research

The VISIBLE trial sets a benchmark for diversity in psoriasis research, achieving rapid enrollment and valuable data for patients with skin of color.

Revised Masking and Testing Strategies Reduce COVID-19 Spread

Results showed that ending universal testing and masking correlated with a notable increase in hospital-onset respiratory viral infections compared to community-onset cases.

Gut and Oral Microbiomes: Keys to Cirrhosis Outcomes

Cirrhosis-associated immune dysfunction heightens infection susceptibility through low-grade systemic inflammation and gut-liver axis alterations.

Baduanjin Exercise: A Promising Solution for Prostate Cancer Fatigue

Baduanjin consists of eight simple, flowing movements focusing on deep breathing, muscle relaxation, and mindful awareness.

Exploring Immune Responses and Organ Damage in COVID-19

These findings provide insights into COVID-19’s underlying mechanisms, suggesting targets for interventions that could mitigate severe disease outcomes.

Dangers of Late-Night Eating: Risks to Glucose Tolerance and Overall Health

Research shows risks of eating after 5pm.

Lung Cancer Deaths Drop, but Inequities Remain

Lung cancer deaths among CLRD patients have declined, but older adults, rural areas, and White men remain disproportionately affected.

Robotic Microscrew Clears Blocked Fallopian Tubes

This microscale device demonstrates exceptional potential for recanalising fallopian tube obstructions by employing a helical rotating mechanism.