Personalized Exercise Intervention Over 80% Cost-Effective for Inflammatory Rheumatic Diseases Fatigue
Personalized exercise plans appeared both beneficial and cost-effective in treating patients with chronic fatigue....
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Composite Score May Serve as Indicator of Trauma Care Quality for Older Adults
Today’s trauma units were designed with the intent of saving young patients from dying of major injuries....
Review Offers In-Depth Look at MRI-Guided Radiotherapy in Liver Cancer
Driven by technological advances, MRI-guided radiotherapy has become increasingly important in treating liver cancer....
Q&A: Addressing Central Line-Associated Bloodstream Infection in the Post-COVID Era
A study examines the impact of interventions on lowering central line-associated bloodstream infection rates....
Non-Invasive Medical Imaging Captures Burn Depth Beyond the Surface
Non-invasive medical imaging technologies capture more comprehensive histological information of burn wounds beyond surface characteristics....
RSV Spreads From Respiratory Tract to Spinal & Peripheral Nerves
Previously thought to infect only the respiratory epithelium, research in The Journal of Infectious Diseases shows that RSV can also spread to nerve cells....
Q&A: Can Classifying Hypomorphic Variants Improve Genetic Counseling in Inherited Retinal Disease?
Terms used to describe functionalities in ocular genetics can produce more confusion than clarity. Such is the case with the term hypomorphic variant....
Depression Tied to Worse Cognitive Phenotype in Epilepsy
For patients with temporal lobe epilepsy, moderate or severe depression is associated with higher odds of having a worse cognitive phenotype....
Sufficient PrEP Adherence "May Not Be Attainable" for People Who Inject Drugs
Researchers observed a significant disconnect between self-reported PrEP adherence and laboratory markers of adherence among people who inject drugs....
Q&A: Improving Gastroenterology Care in Vulnerable & Underserved Populations
“Ultimately, these populations are quite diverse, so a solution that works for one safety-net hospital may not work for another,” says Shreya Patel, MD, MPH....
Can ctDNA-Directed Therapy Improve Outcomes in Low-Risk Colon Cancer?
Treating ctDNA-positive patients with stage II colon cancer adjuvant chemotherapy for 6 months did not lead to an improvement in ctDNA clearance....
Nivolumab Plus Chemotherapy Continues to Deliver Efficacy in Gastric Cancer Treatments
Four-year follow-up data demonstrates the benefits of nivolumab plus chemotherapy over chemotherapy alone in newly diagnosed patients with advanced gastric cancer....
Can Adjuvant Radiotherapy Improve Outcomes in Resected HCC With Narrow Margin?
Phase 2 study shows postoperative radiotherapy improved recurrence-free survival in patients with hepatocellular carcinoma....
FLOT Plus Durvalumab Leads to High pCR Rate in Gastric Cancer
Durvalumab + 5-fluorouracil, leucovorin, oxaliplatin, and docetaxel (FLOT) resulted in a higher pathological complete response (pCR) rate than FLOT alone....
Preparing to Hang Up the Car Keys as We Age
The issue of older adults with mild cognitive impairment or dementia continuing to drive is a growing concern as the ranks of seniors in their 70s, 80s, and 90s expand....
Examining Disparities in the Management of NSCLC
2023 NACLC Opening Keynote Speaker Marjory Charlot, MD, MPH, MSc, presented “Equities and Disparities,” focusing on disparities in the management of NSCLC....
Q&A: The Need to Evaluate & Manage Insomnia in Patients With Alzheimer’s Disease
Research finds a significant association between diagnosed insomnia and increased prevalence of behavioral symptoms in patients with Alzheimer’s Disease....
Improved Histiocytic Neoplasm Treatments & Life Expectancy Bring QOL Challenges
Thanks to new treatments, more people survive histiocytic neoplasms, but their survival comes with challenges, according to findings published in Blood....
RSV Risk in Toddlers Suggests Need to Expand Prevention Efforts
Various factors impact the risk for subsequent respiratory conditions among children with RSV before age 2, including prematurity and socioeconomic status....
Patient Perception of MS Symptoms Influences Functional Activity Difficulty
Study determines that the way patients with MS perceive their symptoms affects how difficult they report the ability to complete functional activities....
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