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Broadly protective influenza vaccines being developed to strengthen seasonal and pandemic influenza protection.

Broadly Protective Influenza Vaccines Could Blunt Pandemics

Broadly protective influenza vaccines could provide baseline protection against pandemic strains before matched vaccines become available.

scoop of creatine supplement

Creatine Supplementation and Inflammation: What Physicians Should Know

Creatine supplementation fails to reduce systemic inflammatory biomarkers such as C-reactive protein in adults with osteoarthritis.

Child completing a pediatric dermatology quality of life assessment during a clinical consultation.

Paediatric Dermatology Quality of Life Tool Passes Validation

A validated Amharic pediatric dermatology quality of life tool reliably tracked disease burden and treatment response.

bacteria cancer infection

Infection-Related Cancers Cause One in Eight Cases Globally

Carcinogenic infections caused approximately 2.3 million invasive cases worldwide during 2024, representing one in eight diagnoses.

man with ALS mobility issues

Targeting Neuroinflammation with Low-Dose IL-2 for ALS Shows Promise

Adjunctive low-dose IL-2 for ALS significantly improved overall survival while reducing functional decline across targeted cohorts.

University campus representing public health emergency governance, student participation, and emergency preparedness.

University Decisions May Make or Break Emergency Response

Public health emergency governance may improve when universities prioritize communication, student participation, and mental health needs.

Doctor using a stethoscope to examine the lungs of a patient with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis.

Smoking and Passive Smoke Linked to Higher Mortality in IPF

Smoking exposure was associated with higher mortality among people with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis in a large UK cohort.

baby with sanflippo syndrome

Sanfilippo Syndrome Gene Therapy FDA Approved for Childhood Dementia

Recent FDA approval establishes the first Sanfilippo syndrome gene therapy treatment despite significant confidential product cost.

woman with suspected breast cancer being evaluated

Predicting Persistent Breast Symptoms in Breast Cancer

Persistent breast symptoms peak following radiation completion, but typically resolve to baseline levels within twenty-four months.

Physician reviewing smoking history in clinical notes for lung cancer screening eligibility.

AI Models Extract Smoking History for Lung Cancer Screening

Language models accurately extracted smoking history from clinical notes, supporting faster lung cancer screening eligibility decisions.