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Older adult with COPD walking in an urban area affected by traffic-related air pollution

Walking Near Traffic May Aggravate COPD Symptoms

Air pollution may worsen cough and sputum when people with COPD walk for longer periods each day.

A larger woman gives herself a shot of GLP-1

GLP-1 Receptor Agonists Show Promise Against Obesity Related Cancer

GLP-1 receptor agonists may reduce obesity related cancer risk. Read more about the latest evidence on AMJ.

women drinking red wine at bar restaurant

Twin Study Reveals Lasting Impact of Problematic Alcohol Use

Problematic alcohol use patterns may be negatively associated with health outcomes in mid-life. Read more on AMJ.

Pregnant woman using a smartphone for web-based intervention support during prenatal care.

Digital Tool Does Not Reduce Pregnancy STI Risk

Web-based intervention showed no added effect on pregnancy STI risk or substance use in a randomized trial.

Physician discussing organ donation following MAiD ethics with patient in clinical consultation

Organ Donation Ethics Face New Scrutiny

Organ donation following MAiD requires clear ethical safeguards to protect autonomy, consent, and transplant trust.

Dermatologist reviewing cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma imaging for staging and surveillance

Cutaneous Squamous Cell Carcinoma Imaging Gains Clarity

Cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma imaging guidance could standardize staging and surveillance for higher risk localized disease.

Healthcare professional giving vaccination to a vulnerable patient.

Vaccination Rates Lag in Patients With Rheumatic Diseases

Influenza and pneumococcal vaccination rates remain below recommended levels among patients with rheumatic diseases.

Alcohol Consumption Alters Plasticity in Pre-Frontal Cortex

Voluntary alcohol consumption induced post synaptic and presynaptic changes in corticostriatal plasticity in rats, offering new insight into mechanisms linked with alcohol use disorder.

Healthcare professional writing notes beside an monitoring machine.

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…