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Chest CT montage illustrating lung imaging in patients evaluated for invasive mold disease.

Mold PCR Helps Detect Serious Lung Mold Infections Earlier

Bronchoalveolar lavage mold PCR delivered faster, more sensitive, and clinically actionable diagnosis of invasive mold disease.

Tralokinumab for dupilumab nonresponders in moderate to severe atopic dermatitis, conceptual illustration of skin improvement.

Tralokinumab Offers Relief After Dupilumab Failure

Tralokinumab improved disease control for many adults with moderate to severe atopic dermatitis after dupilumab failure.

Barbara Trautner

Interview: Barbara Trautner

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Physiotherapist guiding a patient through hand therapy exercises to improve dexterity after neurological injury

Brain Activity During Tasks Predicts Hand Dexterity

Hand dexterity in brain tumors appears more closely linked to brain network connectivity than traditional tumor features.

Doctor assisting a patient in a wheelchair while another clinician stands nearby in a hospital corridor

New NCCN Guidelines Add Treatment Options for NSCLC

Updated NCCN Guidelines for non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) detail expanded systemic therapy options that strengthen outcomes for patients with resectable and unresectable disease.

Adults considering COVID-19 boosters, illustrating vaccine hesitancy and fear of COVID-19

Fear, Gender, and Vaccine Hesitancy in COVID-19

Higher fear of COVID-19 predicts stronger vaccination intention in UK adults regardless of message framing type.

Clinical examination of mechanical nail disorders affecting a patient’s toenails and forefoot.

Mechanical Nail Disorders in Diabetes and Foot Risk

Mechanical nail disorders may underlie many dystrophic toenails that are often mistaken for primary onychomycosis.

Clinician assessing patient during pancreatic cancer evaluation and quality of life review.

Quality of Life at Diagnosis Predicts Pancreatic Cancer Survival

Baseline quality of life at diagnosis was strongly associated with survival outcomes in patients with non-metastatic advanced pancreatic cancer.

Clinician reviewing sleep apnea testing results for a recent stroke patient

Quality Program Boosts Sleep Apnea Testing After Stroke

A structured quality improvement program significantly increased sleep apnea testing after ischemic stroke and transient ischemic attack in a large Veterans Affairs cohort.

Conceptual illustration of ginger and derivatives as antibiotic-independent antibacterial therapy.

Could Ginger Derivatives Reduce Reliance on Antibiotics?

In this systematic literature review, Molzahn and colleagues analysed 22 studies exploring anti-bacterial effects of ginger and derivatives.