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osteoarthritis of the knee in four stages

New ACR Osteoarthritis Management Guidelines Shift Clinical Priorities

Updated clinical guidance refines osteoarthritis management using targeted joint therapy, physical exercise, and weight loss plans.

Dismantling Type 2 Misconceptions in AD, PN, and CSU

Jason Hawkes examines how IL-4, IL-13, and IL-31 work together to drive Type 2 inflammation, and why those differences matter clinically…

Quickfire Q&A: Sarah Premji

In this episode, recorded at the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) 2026 Annual Meeting, we speak to Sarah Premji, Assistant…

Clinician performing a skin biopsy to support the diagnosis of adult-onset Still’s disease.

Could Skin Biopsy Support Earlier Still’s Disease Diagnosis?

Skin biopsy identified a potentially valuable diagnostic marker in adults with suspected adult-onset Still’s disease.

Why HIV Breakthroughs Are Not Reaching Patients: Interview with Anna Person

Having the privilege over the last year to serve as the Chair for the HIV Medicine Association (HIVMA) has undoubtedly been the highlight…

woman rubbing her migaine concussion TBI

Why Post-Traumatic Headache Care Fails Most Concussion Patients

Post-traumatic headache predominantly mirrors migraine, but standard therapies frequently fail to provide adequate clinical relief.

woman with hysterectomy scar ovarian cancer

How Salpingectomy at Hysterectomy Prevents Serous Ovarian Cancer

Performing bilateral salpingectomy during routine hysterectomy markedly lowers serous ovarian cancer risk by nearly eighty percent.

Adult smoking inside a car with a young child seated in the back, illustrating second-hand smoke exposure.

Second-Hand Smoke Linked to 1.66 Million Global Deaths

Second-hand smoke exposed 2.71 billion people globally in 2023 and contributed to an estimated 1.66 million deaths.

Clinician examining an adolescent during a follow-up appointment with her parent present.

Pediatric Congenital Conditions Face Major Follow-Up Gaps

Long-term follow-up frequently lapses among patients with pediatric congenital conditions, particularly after favorable surgical outcomes overall.

PET SCAN FOR BRAIN CANCER

Novel PET Imaging for Glioma Distinguishes Recurrence from Necrosis

Targeted PET imaging for glioma reliably distinguishes recurrent malignancy from radiation necrosis with strong clinical precision.