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Building a More Accessible Future for Cancer Care: Interview with Christopher Cogle

Moving back and forth among the bedside, the laboratory, and the policy arena has given me a wide view of health. As a medical oncologist…

Doctor completing a medical screening questionnaire for leprosy detection.

Prison Screening Exposes Hidden Burden of Leprosy

Leprosy screening identified undiagnosed multibacillary disease and disability among incarcerated men in northeastern Brazil.

Female radiologist sits in control room and watches at monitors with displayed brain scans results. Professional doctor controls MRI or CT or PET scan with patient undergoing procedure at background

New Biomarker Approach Maps Preclinical Alzheimer's Disease Risk

Combined tau biomarkers track early cognitive decline and forecast structural neurodegeneration in preclinical Alzheimer’s disease.

mining stomach of woman patient and pressing hands on her belly.

Precision Medicine Reshapes First Line Gastric Cancer Care

Precision medicine is reshaping first line treatment for advanced gastric cancer through biomarker guided therapy selection.

Physician discussing long COVID Medicare spending and health care needs with an older adult

Long COVID Spending Falls Sharply After Three Months

Long COVID added little sustained health care use or Medicare spending beyond 3 months in older adults.

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.

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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.