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Multiple Myeloma ICU Survival Improves Over Time

Survival among patients with multiple myeloma admitted to intensive care has improved despite increasing illness severity.

FIFA Readiness and Special Pathogens

Explore how a biopreparedness map can strengthen special pathogens readiness, mass gathering planning, and frontline outbreak response…

Healthcare professional reviewing hepatitis C care cascade data and follow-up RNA testing results.

Missing RNA Tests Skew Hepatitis C Cure Rates

Hepatitis C care cascade measures may underestimate cure when follow-up RNA testing is incomplete among insured U.S. adults.

Patient using an inhaler, representing testosterone treatment and respiratory medication use.

Testosterone Treatment Linked to Lower Steroid Use

Testosterone treatment may alter respiratory medication use in people taking inhaled corticosteroids, new registry data suggest.

AI assisted skin analysis on a smartphone for intelligent psoriasis research and digital dermatology.

Intelligent Psoriasis Research Suggests New Care Model

Intelligent psoriasis research is accelerating precision diagnosis, personalized treatment, and long term management across dermatology.

Physician discussing nutrition and scurvy risk with adult patient in clinical consultation.

Scurvy Linked to Unusual Joint Bleeding

Scurvy can present with hemarthrosis and musculoskeletal symptoms that closely mimic inflammatory rheumatologic disease.

Clinicians Urged to Recognize Involuntary Celibacy Mental Health Risks

Involuntary celibacy may carry serious mental health, safety, and public health implications for clinicians.

Adult patient in hospital bed with pulse oximeter during respiratory infection monitoring.

RSV Infection Burden High in Immunocompromised Adults

RSV infection poses a substantial severe disease burden for immunocompromised adults in high-income countries.

Hospitalized patient receiving supportive care during thoracic cancer treatment.

Touch Care and Aromatherapy Show Cancer Care Promise

Touch care and aromatherapy appeared feasible and safe for hospitalized patients with thoracic malignancies receiving cancer treatment.

Physician reviewing Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis and dementia imaging with an older adult patient.

Alzheimer’s Disease Diagnosis Enters a New Era

Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis is rapidly evolving as biomarkers, imaging, and acute care awareness reshape dementia evaluation.