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Stethoscope resting on an American flag symbolizing healthcare for post-9/11 veterans affected by deployment-related smoke exposure and lung disease

Hidden Lung Particles Found in Post-9/11 Veterans

Burn pit exposure in veterans, correlated with increased anthracotic pigment burden measured by microscopy in lung tissue biopsies.

Wood smoke exposure linked to airway microbiome changes and reduced macrophages in healthy adults

Wood Smoke Exposure Rapidly Shifts Airway Microbiome

Wood smoke exposure shifted microbiome composition and lowered macrophage counts in healthy adults within 24 hours.

Laboratory scientist analyzing DNA data to identify tumour vulnerabilities and support targeted cancer therapy strategies

A Cancer Strategy Built on Vulnerabilities

Synthetic lethality could counter cancer drug resistance by targeting tumor vulnerabilities that appear after treatment pressures.

Wrist-worn wearable tracking rest-activity rhythms in advanced dementia to monitor sleep disruption and agitation in residential care.

What Wearables Reveal About Sleep and Long-Term Care Routines

Real-time location data revealed rest-activity rhythm phenotypes in advanced dementia well tracking sleep disruption and agitation.

A New Way to Spot Severe Tick-Borne Encephalitis

RT-PCR detection of tick-borne encephalitis virus RNA in cerebrospinal fluid identified high-risk TBE cases in Sweden, in practice.

Doctor reviewing lung imaging with patient during AATD assessment and exacerbation risk discussion

CT Clues in AATD Predict Exacerbations

CT in alpha-1-antitrypsin deficiency tied airway wall thickness to next-year exacerbations beyond emphysema severity alone overall.

Close up of stretch marks on skin, illustrating striae distensae and treatment approaches across Fitzpatrick skin types.

Treating Stretch Marks with Combination Care

An overview highlights combination strategies that improve stretch marks through Fitzpatrick phototypes in practice for clinicians.

Pregnant patient counseling on ischemic stroke risk during pregnancy and postpartum period

Ischemic Stroke During Pregnancy Risk Higher After Prior Stroke

Ischemic stroke during pregnancy occurred more often after prior ischemic stroke, with elevated odds through 6 week early postpartum.

Sticky note reminder for colorectal cancer screening amid Medicaid eligibility restrictions.

Medicaid Eligibility Restrictions May Reduce Cancer Screening

Medicaid eligibility restrictions may contribute 1 million missed cancer screenings and advanced stage diagnoses, models suggest.

Older man running outdoors with earbuds, representing return to sport after knee arthroplasty

Knee Arthroplasty Shows High Return to Sport

A systematic meta-analysis reported 88.0% returning to sport after unicompartmental knee arthroplasty, regardless of implant design.