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Patient with Parkinson’s disease speaking with a neurologist about illness perception and emotional burden.

Key Factors That Shape Parkinson’s Disease Illness Perception

Parkinson’s disease perception was most negative among women, younger adults, and patients with longer disease duration.

Magnetic resonance spectroscopy scan illustrating metabolic changes during migraine attacks.

Brain Metabolism During Migraine Attacks Examined

Magnetic resonance spectroscopy may reveal attack-related metabolic changes in migraine, but current evidence remains limited and inconsistent.

Mild atopic dermatitis rash visible on a patient’s forearm and wrist.

SCALE 2026: Patient Forums Capture Atopic Dermatitis Treatment Burden

Online patient discussions suggest JAK inhibitors may generate stronger treatment satisfaction in atopic dermatitis care.

Young adults in a clinic waiting room representing gonorrhea vaccine access and migrant sexual health services.

Gonorrhea Vaccine Rollout Must Address Migrant Trust

Young migrants may face barriers to gonorrhea vaccine uptake. Read more on trust, access, and equitable scale-up.

Older adult discussing lung cancer surgery and quality of life outcomes with a physician.

Age Alone Should Not Rule Out Lung Cancer Surgery

Lung cancer surgery showed durable survival and quality-of-life outcomes in carefully selected octogenarians with early-stage NSCLC.

Patient discussing upadacitinib acne and inflammatory bowel disease treatment with a clinician.

Acne Rates Higher Than Expected in IBD Treatment

Upadacitinib acne affected nearly half of surveyed patients with IBD and sometimes changed treatment decisions.

Healthcare professional discussing type 2 diabetes remission and skeletal muscle after sleeve gastrectomy with a patient.

Muscle Mass May Influence Diabetes Remission

Type 2 diabetes remission after sleeve gastrectomy may be linked to higher skeletal muscle, new data suggest.

Patient practicing mindfulness-based stress reduction to manage chemotherapy-related distress during colorectal cancer care.

Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction May Ease Chemotherapy Distress

Mindfulness-based stress reduction reduced chemotherapy-related nausea, vomiting, depression, and anxiety in patients with colorectal cancer.

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Small Weights May Improve Gait in Children with Cerebral Palsy

Lower extremity weights improved balance and gait measures in ambulant children with ataxic cerebral palsy.

Dairy cows in a milking parlor representing H5N1 influenza surveillance and transmission risk on California dairy farms.

New Bird Flu Risks Found on California Dairy Farms

H5N1 influenza surveillance on California dairy farms found airborne virus, wastewater contamination, and subclinical infections in cows.