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Head and neck cancer patient practising swallowing exercises to improve swallowing outcomes in head and neck cancer

Exercises Shape Swallowing Outcomes In Head And Neck Cancer

For patients with head and neck cancer receiving radiation therapy, dysphagia can emerge early and persist as a chronic or late complication.

Clinician discussing metabolic control and psoriatic arthritis risk with a patient who has psoriasis.

Poor Metabolic Control Raises Psoriatic Arthritis Risk

Better metabolic control may meaningfully lower psoriatic arthritis risk for many patients living with psoriasis today.

High-Dose Flu Vaccines and Cardio-Respiratory Protection

This infographic presents FLUNITY-HD, a pooled analysis of the DANFLU-2 and GALFLU studies assessing high-dose versus standard-dose…

orthopaedic surgeon reviewing knee imaging

Tracking Periprosthetic Bone Density Changes After Knee Arthroplasty

Periprosthetic bone density after unicompartmental knee arthroplasty may follow a predictable early loss then recovery pattern.

lung transplantation highlighting a C3 gene variant and immune mediated chronic rejection

Gene Variant May Drive Lung Transplant Rejection

C3 gene variation may clarify why some lung transplant recipients develop chronic rejection over time.

Global concept illustration of cytomegalovirus lower respiratory infections and disease burden across world regions.

Cytomegalovirus Drives Global Lower Respiratory Infection Burden

Global estimates show cytomegalovirus linked lower respiratory infections remain a persistent cause of death worldwide.

Clinician reviewing antemortem human rabies testing results from saliva, nuchal skin, serum, and cerebrospinal fluid samples.

Antemortem Human Rabies Testing Boosts Detection Rates

Antemortem human rabies testing detects infection when sample types are collected across the course of illness.

Close up of saliva sample tubes representing salivary oxidative stress in Behcet's disease

Salivary Oxidative Stress Markers in Behcet's

New research suggests salivary oxidative stress markers alone may not distinguish active from inactive Behcet’s disease.

breast reconstruction concept

Biosynthetic Mesh Breast Reconstruction Shows Promise

Pilot data suggest biosynthetic mesh breast reconstruction may offer acceptable outcomes for high-risk implant candidates.

Concept illustration of autoimmune diseases and dementia risk showing an aging brain and immune cells interacting

Autoimmune Diseases Linked To Higher Dementia Risk

Autoimmune diseases are associated with higher dementia risk and cognitive impairment in a nationwide Korean cohort.