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Blurred hospital corridor representing clinical outcomes after private equity hospital acquisition.

Private Equity Hospitals See More Asthma Revisits

Private equity hospitals saw worse pulmonary outcomes after acquisition, with higher asthma and COPD revisit rates.

Oncology clinician reviewing SUCCESSOR-2 multiple myeloma treatment data with a patient

ASCO 2026: SUCCESSOR-2 Advances Relapsed Myeloma Treatment

SUCCESSOR-2 data showed MeziKd prolonged progression-free survival in relapsed or refractory multiple myeloma at ASCO 2026.

Adult sleeping in bed, representing sleep apnea hypoxic burden and emotion recognition.

Sleep Oxygen Drops May Slow Emotion Recognition

Sleep apnea hypoxic burden was linked to slower emotion recognition in adults undergoing polysomnography.

Doctor discussing obesity and lung cancer survival data with a patient in a clinical consultation.

BMI May Influence Lung Cancer Survival by Sex

Higher BMI was linked to a smaller sex-related difference in lung cancer survival across large European cohorts.

What Can ARASEC Teach Us About Future Prostate Cancer Trials?

Darolutamide in combination with androgen deprivation therapy (ADT) is approved by the FDA for the treatment of metastatic hormone-sensitive…

AMJ Oncology 3 [Supplement 3] 2026

Evidence from the innovatively designed ARASEC trial, showing significant PFS and OS improvement with darolutamide plus ADT versus ADT alone…

Healthcare professional supporting an older patient during consultation about leprosy quality of life and stigma.

Leprosy Quality of Life Falls with Stigma

Leprosy quality of life declined as stigma, poor sleep, depression, and anxiety compounded disability in Ethiopia.

Older adult discussing metastatic NSCLC treatment options with an oncology clinician.

Metastatic NSCLC Treatment Lags in Older Adults

Metastatic NSCLC treatment reached fewer than half of older adults, despite major advances in systemic therapy.

Healthcare professional examining a child’s skin during a pediatric dermatology consultation

Skin Disease Burden Rises in Young People

Pediatric skin disease burden rose globally, with acne and atopic dermatitis driving disability in young people.

Interview: Brian Biesman

I came from the teaching that the patient always comes first, no matter what you’re doing. There was a deep respect for patients and…