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Cumulative QTc Risk with Fluoroquinolone Prophylaxis

Fluoroquinolone (FQ) antibiotics are currently the acceptable therapy for spontaneous bacterial peritonitis (SBP) prophylaxis in selected…

Clinician monitoring a newborn for early onset neonatal bacterial infection in a postnatal hospital ward

Early Onset Neonatal Bacterial Infection Hospitalizations Fall

National guideline changes in France reduced nonsevere early onset neonatal bacterial infection hospitalizations without increasing severe cases.

Older adult in a supervised muscle flexibility training session for chronic knee osteoarthritis pain

Muscle Flexibility Training May Ease Chronic Pain

Muscle flexibility training may offer a targeted non-pharmacologic option to ease chronic pain in older adults.

Infographic illustrating the gender gap in cancer-free life expectancy linked to smoking, poor diet, and physical inactivity in U.S. adults.

Smoking and Diet Fuel Gender Gap in Cancer-Free Life Expectancy

New analysis of U.S. adults shows a marked gender gap in cancer-free life expectancy.

Conceptual illustration of prenatal cannabis exposure impacting offspring mental health through immune system pathways

Prenatal Cannabis Exposure May Shape Offspring Mental Health

The authors of this neuroscience review synthesize human and animal data on prenatal cannabis exposure, with a particular focus on the developing immune system.

Critically ill patient with interstitial lung disease receiving intensive care for severe acute respiratory failure.

New ILD Diagnoses Do Not Worsen ICU Survival

New onset interstitial lung disease has intensive care mortality matching established disease in severe respiratory failure.

Hospital clinician washing hands to prevent nosocomial Pseudomonas aeruginosa infections and sepsis

Hospital-Acquired P. aeruginosa Spread Elevates Sepsis Risk

Nosocomial Pseudomonas aeruginosa frequently translocates between lung and gut in hospital patients, reshaping sepsis risk.

Pregnant woman relaxing with a glass of juice and salad, illustrating healthy maternal diet and intrauterine microbiome support during pregnancy.

Evidence Links Intrauterine Microbiome to Fetal Brain Development

Emerging evidence closely links the intrauterine microbiome to fetal brain development and lifelong mental health trajectories.

suburban homes with lush domestic gardens illustrating environmental greenery and skin cancer risk

How Environmental Greenery May Raise Skin Cancer Risk

Skin cancer is a growing global public health problem, and green spaces are usually considered health promoting environments.

Clinician reviewing chest CT scan as part of age based lung cancer screening for diverse adult patients.

Lung Cancer Screening Criteria Miss Most Patients

Age-based lung cancer screening could detect far more cases than current US risk-based eligibility criteria.