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Altered Lung Function in Diabetes: What Are the Factors?on April 10, 2026
A recent study shows links between pulmonary alterations in diabetes and whole-body insulin […]
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Does 8 Gy Improve Outcomes Over 4 Gy in Indolent Lymphoma?on April 10, 2026
A retrospective review suggests that increasing radiation dose from 4 Gy to 8 Gy for indolent […]
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‘Smart Underwear’ Measures Gut Gas for Microbiome Scienceon April 10, 2026
Device snapped into underwear monitors flatus frequency in real time to set a new baseline for […]
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Wall Thickness Heterogeneity Improves Cardiomyopathy Detectionon April 10, 2026
Heterogeneity in the thickness of the heart wall, represented by wall thickness standard deviation, […]
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Psychosocial and Drug Therapies Show Promise for CUDon April 10, 2026
Certain psychosocial and pharmacologic therapies may help people with cannabis use disorder achieve […]
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A Probiotic Adjunct May Boost H pylori Eradicationon April 10, 2026
Adding a probiotic to concomitant therapy of clarithromycin, amoxicillin, and metronidazole or […]
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Predicting Diverticulitis Recurrence With the Help of AIon April 10, 2026
An algorithm that reads CT reports can spot and categorize complications of diverticulitis and help […]
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FDA Approves Radiesse Filler for Decolletage Wrinkleson April 10, 2026
An agency advisory committee in 2025 recommended more study of fillers in that body area to address […]
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Hypnotic Therapy Tied to Reduced Spinal Cord Injury Painon April 10, 2026
Hypnotic cognitive therapy is associated with greater reductions in chronic pain and depression […]
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Apixaban May Cut Stroke Risk but Raise Bleeding in Dialysison April 10, 2026
Observational data suggest apixaban leads to fewer thromboembolic events but higher bleeding risk, […]
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Depression, Delirium May Signal Supranuclear Palsy Riskon April 10, 2026
Depression, delirium, gastrointestinal disorders, and heavy alcohol consumption are modifiable risk […]
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Social Risks Linked to Higher Spending on Healthcareon April 10, 2026
Certain social risk factors are linked to higher costs of healthcare among patients. Medscape […]
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Systemic Onychomycosis Rxs: Hepatoxicity Risks Comparedon April 10, 2026
Terbinafine shows lower risk for hepatotoxicity than other systemic antifungal treatments in […]
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Modern Breast Radiation Shows Minimal Heart Riskson April 10, 2026
Modern techniques have greatly reduced the heart disease risks historically tied to radiotherapy […]
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AI Model Can Help Cut Hospitalizations in Dialysis Patientson April 10, 2026
AI-driven interventions reduce the odds of hospitalization within 7 days by 8% in patients with […]
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Most US Infants Have an Enteric Viral Infection by Age 2on April 10, 2026
Norovirus GII and sapovirus were the most common pathogens and would be targets for vaccines. […]
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Proximity to Nuclear Plants Linked to Cancer Mortalityon April 10, 2026
A US ecologic study finds higher cancer mortality in counties closer to nuclear plants, but results […]
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The Case for Muscle Power Over Strengthon April 10, 2026
The ability to move a weight with force may be a better predictor of mortality risk than how much […]
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FDA to Consumers: Don’t Use These Hyaluronic Acid Productson April 10, 2026
The agency says the products contain hidden ingredients that carry risk to users’ health. […]
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Antidepressant Promising for Methamphetamine Addictionon April 10, 2026
There are no approved medications for methamphetamine use disorder, but phase 3 trial results […]
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A glimpse of latest publicationson April 9, 2026
Recent Publications by Our Fellows About The Author Related Topics Last Updated Get the latest […]
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Opinion: ‘Public health is public wealth’on April 8, 2026
Michelle Williams writes that many public health advances have been met with backlash, followed by […]
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Analyzing air pollution health, economic risks from AI data centerson April 8, 2026
Michael Cork has conducted analyses showing that air pollution from power sources at AI data […]
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Do insurance companies prioritize profit over patient care?on April 8, 2026
Harvard Chan School's Troyen Brennan and plastic surgeon Elisabeth Potter discussed insurance […]
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HIV infections would rise 10% if federal funds for testing are cuton April 8, 2026
If the CDC cut funding for HIV testing, 18 states would see 12,751 more HIV infections over the […]
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IID Kick Off Series: Selina Boppon April 7, 2026
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Exposure to “forever chemicals” for mothers during pregnancy may be linked with higher rates of PCOS in teenage daughters, study suggestson April 7, 2026
Scientists are increasingly concerned that certain everyday chemicals may be interfering with […]
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Pediatric ICU nurse brings clinical insight to global health policy analysison April 7, 2026
Heesu Shin, SM ’26, took care of kids while working at a hospital in South Korea. Now he’s […]
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New Study from STRIPED Explores How Generative AI Can Strengthen Eating Disorder Policy Advocacyon April 7, 2026
A new study from STRIPED explores how generative AI can move beyond theory and actively support […]
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Polycystic ovary syndrome and menstrual irregularity mapped by researcherson April 6, 2026
People with polycystic ovary syndrome experienced more regular periods as they aged, according to a […]