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blood test for legionnare's disease on a neurally effected patient

Legionnaires' Disease: Evaluating Its Neurological Impact

As Legionnaires’ disease outbreaks spread, physicians must discern systemic encephalopathy from direct central nervous system harm.

Quickfire Q&A: Pooja Advani

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

Liver transplant recipient withimpaired lung function and breathing symptoms with a physician.

Poorer Lung Function Found After Liver Transplantation

Liver transplant recipients had poorer lung function and more dyspnea than matched adults in a nationwide study.

Older adult completing a breathing test to assess lung function.

Could Small Airway Testing Help Track Asthma Remission?

Improved peripheral airway function was associated with clinical remission after biologic therapy in adults with severe asthma.

Patient receiving intravenous immunoglobulin for a severe dermatologic disease.

Intravenous Immunoglobulin Shows Favourable Dermatologic Outcomes

Intravenous immunoglobulin showed favorable outcomes and was generally well tolerated across severe dermatologic diseases over 20 years.

Redefining Lupus Care: Insights from Anca Askanase

Building the Lupus Center meant focusing on the three pillars essential to both patient care and research…

hospital bed oncology cancer patient with severe legionnares

Legionnaires' Disease: Heightened Mortality in Cancer Populations

Surging Legionnaires’ disease outbreaks reveal that cancer and immunosuppression independently double thirty-day patient mortality.

HIV blood test assess aging

Halting Proteomic Aging in HIV: How Early Treatment Restores Health

Amid growing concerns over recent HIV outbreak patterns, uncontrolled infection rapidly advances biological aging across proteomes.

AI Brain Aneurysm Detection

New AI Tool Elevates Intracranial Aneurysm Detection Across Brain CTAs

Artificial intelligence aided intracranial aneurysm detection on routine brain CT angiography across adult hospital patient groups.

Healthcare professional reviewing a patient’s medications and medical records to assess HIV polypharmacy.

HIV Polypharmacy Highlights Growing Comorbidity Burden

Polypharmacy and comorbidity burden are significantly higher among people living with HIV across major demographic groups.