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Epinephrine for Anaphylaxis Safety: Key Study Insights

Research consistently shows that epinephrine is underused, with many patients instead receiving antihistamines or steroids despite these offering only supportive relief.

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Lung Cancer Survival Improves, but Funding Threats Loom

Lung cancer survival rates are improving nationwide; however, recent funding cuts could threaten continued progress in prevention and treatment.

Erratum: Portable Spacer Benefits Patients with Respiratory Disease

Liver Dysfunction Linked to Early Alzheimer’s Markers in Rats

Liver Dysfunction Linked to Early Alzheimer’s Markers in Rats

New research found early Alzheimer’s markers in rats with liver dysfunction, suggesting liver health may play a key role in dementia risk.

infographic illustrating sex-based differences in cancer incidence after COVID-19

COVID-19 Altered Cancer Rates Differently for Men and Women

The COVID-19 pandemic was associated with distinct, long-term changes in cancer incidence between males and females.

Doxycycline May Reduce Schizophrenia Risk

Antibiotic Doxycycline Cuts Schizophrenia Risk in Teens

Study reveals doxycycline may lower schizophrenia risk in adolescents, offering new hope for mental health prevention.

Map of rural and urban health disparities related to dementia risk factors in U.S. adults

Rural Americans Face Higher Burden of Dementia Risk

Rural Americans aged 45 years and older face a significantly higher prevalence of modifiable dementia risk factors than their urban counterparts.

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New study charts 10 years in advanced breast cancer

Produced by the ABC Global Alliance and VML Health, the study highlights scientific progress, yet gaps in treatment options and outcomes.

Older Men’s Sperm Carry Greater Genetic Risks

Older Men’s Sperm Carry Greater Genetic Risks

A new study reveals that as men age, sperm accumulate more mutations, increasing the risk of passing on genetic and developmental disorders to their children.

Epstein–Barr Virus Found to Reprogramme Immune Cells and Trigger Lupus

A new study reveals how Epstein–Barr virus reprogrammes B cells into autoimmune drivers, uncovering a direct mechanism linking EBV infection to lupus development.