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Illustration of perioperative corticosteroids reducing seroma risk after breast cancer surgery

Perioperative Corticosteroids Cut Seroma Risk After Breast Cancer Surgery

Perioperative corticosteroid use significantly reduced postoperative seroma formation in patients undergoing breast cancer surgery.

Snow-covered city street in bright winter sunlight, showing reflected light from buildings and pavements.

Snow Cover Light Exposure and Daytime Alertness

Snow cover light exposure may suppress morning melatonin and improve alertness for residents at northern latitudes.

older adults walking outdoors

Nutrition Interventions for Sarcopenia Improve Muscle Function

Targeted nutrition interventions for sarcopenia may significantly enhance muscle strength and gait speed in older adults.

Clinician preparing an injection of a modified mRNA influenza vaccine for an adult patient in a clinic.

Modified mRNA Influenza Vaccine Outperforms Standard Shot

A modified mRNA influenza vaccine delivered superior efficacy with more reactogenicity than a licensed quadrivalent comparator.

Skincare Management for Atopic Dermatitis in Diverse Patients

Atopic dermatitis (AD) is a chronic, inflammatory skin condition, with approximately 30 million people in the USA estimated to have this…

AMJ Dermatology 2 [Supplement 5]

Patients with skin of color are under-represented in atopic dermatitis (AD) clinical trials, despite higher incidence and persistence…

Person practicing Pilates, mind-body exercise for low back pain relief

Pilates Tops Mind-Body Exercise Options in Low Back Pain

Pilates was the most effective mind-body exercise for short-term pain relief in people with low back pain.

surgeon suturing a skin wound on the foot

Innovative Tension Relieving Suture Supports Healing

A split-level folding step-type tension-relieving suture technique improved wound tensile strength and collagen remodeling versus standard sutures in a preclinical model.

Using ctDNA to Inform Treatment in MIBC

Discover how personalized ctDNA testing is transforming care for patients with muscle-invasive bladder cancer (MIBC). This interactive…

Primary care clinician discussing prostate cancer screening options with a high-risk male patient

High-Risk Men Miss Needed Prostate Cancer Screening

Prostate cancer screening remains inconsistent in U.S. primary care, even for men at clearly elevated risk.