General Healthcare

Immune checkpoint inhibitor therapy rarely caused persistent taste and smell dysfunction in long term survivors after cancer treatment.

Antimicrobial resistance surveillance identified infection-specific survival patterns across 7,434 hospitalized patients treated in five countries.

Smart gout management improved self-care, serum uric acid control, and renal markers in suburban patients.

Pregnancy-associated breast cancer research priorities reveal urgent biological, clinical, and psychosocial gaps in patient care.

Music-based occupational therapy improved attention more than structured therapy in children with ADHD after six weekly sessions.

Digital health technophobia varies widely among older patients with cancer, highlighting barriers to equitable digital cancer care.

Young migrants may face barriers to gonorrhea vaccine uptake. Read more on trust, access, and equitable scale-up.

Upadacitinib acne affected nearly half of surveyed patients with IBD and sometimes changed treatment decisions.

Type 2 diabetes remission after sleeve gastrectomy may be linked to higher skeletal muscle, new data suggest.

Mindfulness-based stress reduction reduced chemotherapy-related nausea, vomiting, depression, and anxiety in patients with colorectal cancer.

Baggy arteries, rather than large artery blockages, may drive lacunar stroke and cerebral small vessel disease progression.

Hantavirus vaccine development remains limited despite a deadly Andes virus outbreak linked to cruise ship infections.

Palliative nursing interventions improved quality of life and reduced distress and symptom burden in older adults with cancer.

Long COVID trends in U.S. adults show stable current prevalence but persistent functional burden from 2022 to 2024.

Cognitive screening remains underused in childhood lupus care despite strong rheumatologist concern about long-term patient impact.

Salt intake was not genetically associated with gastric cancer risk in a two-sample Mendelian randomization analysis.