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Dysphonia After Spinal Cord Injury: What Helps

Systematic review outlines diagnosis and rehabilitation for dysphonia after spinal cord injury noting key tools and remaining gaps.

Fast Five: Rheumatology in the Next Decade

In this Fast Five, Christine Peoples shares what she’s most excited about in rheumatology and the biggest shifts shaping patient care…

HIV and HCV cirrhosis immune markers linked to persistent portal hypertension after cure

Why Liver Pressure Can Persist After HCV Cure, Especially With HIV

Persistent portal hypertension after HCV cure characterized immunological mechanisms differing by HIV status in advanced cirrhosis.

Child with cystic fibrosis and gut health concept, illustrating short chain fatty acids and intestinal inflammation

Why Children with Cystic Fibrosis Face Ongoing Gut Inflammation

Children with cystic fibrosis showed lower short chain fatty acids, associated with dietary patterns and inflammation.

Clinician reviewing GPT-4 learning models in dermatology output on a laptop

GPT-4 Learning Models in Dermatology Rated Poor

GPT-4 learning models in dermatology demonstrated substandard information yet rarely offered harmful advice in evaluation, overall.

The SpA Puzzle: Unraveling Inflammation Piece by Piece

Why wait to control inflammation? Watch an ACR symposium with Iain McInnes on the clinical rationale for early control of inflammation in PsA and axSpA.

“Clinician holding hand skeleton model highlighting carpal bones including the scaphoid”

Hamate Bone Autograft Rebuilds Proximal Scaphoid

Proximal hamate autograft reconstructed a proximal scaphoid non-union after recurrent fixation, achieving union within 10.0 weeks.

Swallowable AI vibrating capsule sensing bowel tissue stiffness for colorectal cancer detection

AI Vibration Capsule Detects Hidden Bowel Abnormalities

An AI-enabled vibrating capsule detected abnormal bowel tissue, by stiffness signals, hinting at colorectal cancer screening tests.

Severe gum disease and mild cognitive impairment risk in middle-aged adults

Gum Disease Tied to Mild Cognitive Impairment in Concerning Link

Severe gum disease was associated with mild cognitive impairment risk, in middle-aged periodontitis patients, researchers report.

Mosquitoes on standing water, highlighting chikungunya virus outbreak prevention through vector control.

Chikungunya Virus Outbreak Risk Grows Worldwide

Chikungunya outbreak risk is surging as Aedes vectors proliferate transcontinentally, while vaccines attain authorizations in 2025.