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Testosterone Therapy: New Clinical Evidence for Mood and Cognition

Recent clinical evidence shows testosterone therapy improves depressive symptoms and specific cognitive domains in hypogonadal men.

From Field Epidemiology to Hospital Wards with William Schaffner

My commitment to epidemiology surprised me because it began in an unlikely fashion. I had just completed an internal medicine residency…

Clinician applying a dressing as part of moist wound healing care following skin graft surgery.

Moist Wound Healing Linked to Less Pain After Skin Grafting

Moist wound healing shortened burn donor site recovery and eased pain and psychological symptoms after skin grafting.

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Cancer Mortality Trends Reveal Record 70% Survival and Care Rates

Cancer mortality trends show historic survival gains across America alongside rising early cancer incidence among younger cohorts.

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Engineered Intrabodies Target Misfolded Cellular Proteins

Repurposing antibody fragments for intracellular targeting gives clinicians new tools against neurodegenerative disease aggregates.

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Brepocitinib in Dermatomyositis Delivers Significant Clinical Results

Oral brepocitinib significantly improved global disease activity and enabled steroid tapering in adults with active dermatomyositis.

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Asthma ICU Admissions Fail to Decline Over 10 Years

Asthma ICU admissions remained stable in adults but rose significantly among children, Ontario’s decade-long population study found.

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New Research Maps the Changing Sepsis Immune Response

Sepsis immune responses follow three distinct states that may not align with a patient’s clinical stage.

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How NETs Drive Atherosclerosis in Rheumatoid Arthritis

Neutrophil extracellular traps fuel atherosclerosis in rheumatoid arthritis by injuring vessels and promoting arterial blood clots.

Clinician performing pressure injury detection and skin assessment in a patient with dark skin.

Visual Checks May Miss Pressure Injuries in Dark Skin

Pressure injury detection in dark skin may improve when clinicians supplement visual checks with objective technologies.