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Friends drinking beer and clinking glasses at a bar.

Alcohol Intake Linked to Early Airway Damage

Higher alcohol consumption is linked to increased risk of early small airway obstruction in adults.

Clinician assessing hand tremor in a patient with essential tremor during a neurology visit

AAN 2026: Essential Tremor Response Maintained with Ulixacaltamide

Ulixacaltamide maintained response in essential tremor in a Phase III randomized withdrawal study at AAN 2026.

Echocardiogram-style clinical image representing gonococcal endocarditis and mitral valve vegetation

Sexual History May Reveal Hidden Endocarditis

Gonococcal endocarditis may present as aggressive, culture-negative infection with embolic complications and severe valvular destruction.

Hospitalized adult patient undergoing neurologic evaluation for unexplained symptoms and genetic testing discussion

AAN 2026: Rapid Whole Genome Sequencing Boosts Neurologic Diagnosis

Rapid whole genome sequencing delivered likely genetic diagnoses in nearly one quarter of hospitalized adults with unexplained neurologic symptoms.

Girl eating a fast-food burger.

Ultra-processed Food and Knee Osteoarthritis Risk

Higher ultra-processed food intake was linked to greater thigh muscle fat on MRI in at-risk adults.

Man using a smartphone to assess a patient's skin.

Can AI Clarify Common Skin Concerns?

AI tools may help consumers identify skin conditions more accurately, but guidance on next steps still needs improvement.

Stroke outcome prediction concept using clinical notes and artificial intelligence

AAN 2026: Stroke Outcome Prediction Improved by Clinical Notes

A reasoning-based language model matched GPT 4.1 in predicting 90-day stroke disability from discharge notes.

Multidisciplinary opioid use disorder and cancer care consultation for a medically complex patient

Opioid Use Disorder Care Supports Cancer Treatment

Collaborative care helped a patient with opioid use disorder, advanced cancer, and housing instability complete treatment.

Illustration representing IBS pain treatment and gut nerve signaling pathways

IBS Pain Treatment Gaps Spotlight New Targets

New IBS research highlights persistent pain treatment gaps and points to peripheral nerve targets for future, safer therapies.

Illustration representing HIV viral suppression, stigma, and social determinants affecting care engagement

HIV Suppression Falls as Discrimination Rises

Intersectional discrimination may reduce HIV viral suppression by increasing stimulant and tobacco use among sexual minoritized men.