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Girl testing breathing function by spirometry in doctors office. Diagnosis of respiratory function in pulmonary disease.

Respiratory Mechanics Modeling Offers Lens for Lung Disease Diagnosis

A new review of respiratory mechanics modeling highlights how advanced measurement techniques could improve the diagnosis and monitoring of respiratory diseases including asthma and COPD.

Doctor examining birthmarks and moles patient. examination of birthmarks and moles.

Skin Cancer Screening Tool Gains Ground in Transplant Care

A new skin cancer risk stratification tool for solid organ transplant recipients shows strong international validation but inconsistent clinical adoption.

Woman inside a cryotherapy machine.

Whole-Body Cryotherapy Shows Promise in Ankylosing Spondylitis

Whole-body cryotherapy significantly improves pain, function, and disease activity in patients with ankylosing spondylitis, a new meta-analysis finds.

Physician and medical team providing urgent care to an elderly patient in a modern hospital ward ICU.

Overlooked Respiratory Virus Putting Hematology Patients at Risk

A new registry study reveals human metapneumovirus causes severe illness in blood cancer patients worldwide.

Doctor examining an Xray of the patient's foot while holding the foot in place closeup.

Gout Inflammation May Follow a Molecular Clock

Gout inflammation may follow a timed molecular sequence that opens distinct therapeutic windows for phase-specific treatment.

Woman with truncal acne exposing her back.

Truncal Acne Demands More Targeted Care

Truncal acne may require more tailored treatment because truncal skin differs structurally and functionally from facial skin.

Little boy breathing from a nebulizer.

Mycoplasma-Associated Plastic Bronchitis in Children

Mycoplasma pneumoniae infection in children may lead to plastic bronchitis, with new predictors aiding early detection.

Doctor comforting a patient by placing his hand over the patient's hand.

Lupus Nephritis Biomarkers Still Face Barriers

Lupus nephritis biomarkers remain a major area of interest, but few currently show enough evidence to reflect kidney histopathology and support clinical use.

Doctor examining a patient's lungs using a stethoscope.

How Hospital-Acquired Pneumonia Care Is Changing

Hospital-acquired pneumonia remains a lethal ICU threat, but its diagnosis and management are entering a more precise era.

Doctor with white gloves inspecting a patient's scalp.

Deucravacitinib Shows Strong Scalp Psoriasis Results

Deucravacitinib showed strong short-term psoriasis responses and excellent scalp clearance in real-world clinical practice.