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a dermatologist injects melanoma with vaccine

Moderna mRNA Cancer Vaccine Evaluated in High-Risk Melanoma

Moderna investigates its personalized mRNA cancer vaccine with pembrolizumab to prevent recurrence in resected, high-risk melanoma.

Artificial Sweetener Linked to Type 2 Diabetes

A longitudinal metanalysis found significant association between the consumption of artificial sweeteners and Type 2 diabetes.

Physician discussing sexual dysfunction in chronic hepatitis B during a confidential patient consultation.

Sexual Dysfunction in Chronic Hepatitis B Often Overlooked

Sexual dysfunction in chronic hepatitis B is common, multifactorial, and frequently missed in routine clinical care.

Journey Through the Evolving Lung Cancer Space

Three patients. One decision at a time. Guide three complex lung cancer cases through imaging, biomarker testing, and MDT management.

Parkinson's Disease Genetics: New Insights Across Populations

A study of nearly 100,000 people found Parkinson’s disease genetic variants differ widely by ancestry, especially for GBA1 and LRRK2.

Patient undergoing spirometry during a hospital asthma case-finding and awareness campaign.

Asthma Case Finding Flags Undiagnosed Disease in 1 in 8

Hospital asthma case finding identified probable undiagnosed disease in 12.5% of volunteers during a one-day campaign.

Dermatologist performing a noninvasive skin assessment for atopic dermatitis biomarkers.

Noninvasive Tests May Transform Atopic Dermatitis Assessment

Atopic dermatitis biomarkers accurately predicted disease severity and detected hidden inflammation in clinically clear skin areas.

Quickfire Q&A: Cecilia Karlström

Cecilia Karlström speaks about the latest developments in immune thrombocytopenia (ITP) and thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura (TTP).

Young girl vaping

Vaping Causes Range of Health Issues in Children, Review Finds

Major review links youth vaping to respiratory problems, poor mental health and an increased risk of smoking.

Metabolic Syndrome Rises After Prostate Cancer Therapy

A national cohort study found that metabolic syndrome increased rapidly during the first year of concurrent ADT and ARPI therapy in men with prostate cancer.