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Lung transplantation evaluation in a patient with HIV with CD4 count results under 200

Lung Transplantation in People Living With HIV

Lung transplantation in people with HIV may be feasible yet CD4 counts can temporarily drop under 200 during transplant evaluation.

Anticipatory nursing support for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease patient quality of life and psychological status

Anticipatory Nursing Improves COPD Quality of Life

In COPD, anticipatory nursing, boosted QoL, eased distress, and reduced complications in 6 months.

Child scalp exam illustrating tinea capitis risk factors and nutritional deficiencies

Tinea Capitis Outcomes Worsen with Nutrient Deficiencies

In children, deficiencies in zinc and vitamin D independently increased tinea capitis risk and lowered 8-week clinical cure rates.

Frailty predicts falls in older adults with type 2 diabetes during outpatient geriatric assessment

Frailty Predicts Falls in Type 2 Diabetes

Frailty predicts falls in adults with type 2 diabetes Hanoi geriatric hospital documentation demonstrates quadrupled-odds annually.

Cardiovascular disease mortality risk after cancer diagnosis concept image showing heart and oncology care theme

Cardiovascular Disease Mortality Higher After Cancer Diagnosis

Cancer diagnosis was linked to cardiovascular disease mortality in UK Biobank, implicating inflammation and coagulation proteins.

Older adult with COPD completing a nutritional assessment tool during a clinic visit

Nutritional Assessment Tools Guide COPD Nutrition Care

Nutritional assessment tools in COPD can flag malnutrition early, with MNA in outpatient, PG-SGA inpatient, and NRS-2002 screening.

Hospital clinicians transporting a patient, representing care for Pseudomonas aeruginosa bloodstream infection and sepsis risk.

Pseudomonas aeruginosa Bloodstream Infection Outcomes Stay Poor

Pseudomonas aeruginosa bloodstream infection carried recurrence and mortality, with illness driving risk in Queensland adult cohort.

Pregnant woman reviewing antiseizure medication dosing strategy during pregnancy and early postpartum

Antiseizure Medication Dosing Strategy in Pregnancy

In MONEAD, most pregnant women with epilepsy required antiseizure medication dose increases, followed by early postpartum tapering.

Dermatology clinician reviewing hidradenitis suppurativa biologics efficacy results at Week 12 to 16

Hidradenitis Suppurativa Biologics Show Early Differences

Bimekizumab showed the strongest short-term efficacy among hidradenitis suppurativa biologics in trials assessed at Week 12 to 16.

Serum CXCL6 biomarker concept for ANCA-associated vasculitis interstitial lung disease progression

Serum CXCL6 Biomarker Signals AAV-ILD Progression Risk

Baseline serum CXCL6 levels distinguished patients with ANCA-ILD and independently predicted ILD progression during follow up later.