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IgA Nephropathy Treatment 2025

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Grip Strength Fails to Reflect Core Muscle Weakness in Axial Spondyloarthritis

A new study shows that grip strength cannot be used as a proxy for core muscle endurance in axial spondyloarthritis, highlighting the need for targeted core assessments.

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Addictive Behaviours Common Among Patients with Chronic Skin Diseases Across Europe

A Pan-European study reports high rates of addictive behaviours among patients with chronic skin diseases, linked to poorer quality of life and key demographic factors.

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Interactive Case Study: Asthma with Persistent Airway Obstruction

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Evolving Epilepsy Landscape

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EMJ Neurology 13 [Supplement 9] 2025

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p-tau217 Levels Predict Cognitive Decline in REM Sleep Disorder

Blood biomarker p-tau217 helps identify sleep disorder patients at highest risk of cognitive decline.

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Nasal Pressure Technique May Reduce Pain During Urinary Catheterisation

A nasal pressure technique significantly reduces pain during urinary catheterisation, offering a simple, non-pharmacological option for patient comfort in the ED.