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25 Jun 2026

Closing the COVID-19 Prevention Gap

During a recent webinar, two leading experts discussed the ongoing impact of COVID-19, including transmission, hospitalizations, and risk…

3D printed shoe sole concept for passive gait modification in knee osteoarthritis care.

Knee Osteoarthritis Shoes Could Shift Gait Treatment

Knee osteoarthritis treatment may advance with 3D printed soles that passively modify gait biomechanics and reduce medial knee loading.

Two women seated indoors, one holding an e-cigarette while visible vapor rises, illustrating vaping and cancer risk.

Vaping and Cancer Link Can No Longer Be Ignored

E-cigarettes may be carcinogenic, with evidence linking vaping to DNA damage, inflammation, and cancer-related biomarkers

Older adults drinking beer together in a bar, illustrating alcohol consumption and dementia risk in steatotic liver disease.

Alcohol-Related Liver Disease Shows Dementia Risk

Steatotic liver disease was associated with higher dementia risk, with alcohol-related disease showing the greatest risk.

Biologic Initiation and Adherence in Severe Asthma

Biologic eligibility is only the beginning in severe asthma care. In this AMJ podcast, experts discuss how real-world gaps in initiation….

Doctor reviewing biological aging and early-onset cancer risk data with a patient.

Biological Aging May Signal Earlier Cancer Risk

Biological aging may help explain why early-onset cancer risk is rising across more recent generations globally.

Older adult exercising to support Parkinson disease motor function

Could Exercise Preserve Early Parkinson Disease Function?

Parkinson disease outcomes may be stronger in early-stage patients who maintain regular long-term aerobic exercise habits.

Healthcare professional reviewing global dermatology data on skin diseases burden.

Skin Diseases Rank Among Leading Global Burdens

Skin diseases affect more than one-quarter of people worldwide, yet current data may underestimate their true burden.

Patient with rheumatoid arthritis speaking with clinician about social support, coping, and stigma.

Can Social Support Ease Rheumatoid Arthritis Stigma?

Rheumatoid arthritis stigma may be reduced through stronger social support, higher self-esteem, and more positive coping.

Tina Q. Tan on Vaccination, Respiratory Infections, and Global Health

My understanding of respiratory disease management has definitely increased substantially over time, and I really emphasize the importance…