Updated ASCO guidelines for non-castrate, recurrent, advanced, or metastatic prostate cancer focus on data from the PEACE-1, ARASENS, ENZAMET and ARCHES trials. “The major reason fo...
The MRDQ and MVAQ, which are effective for adult patients with inherited retinal diseases, have been validated in adolescents with inherited retinal diseases. “Tests that assess vis...
Socioeconomic factors, such as housing, and personal identity, such as sexual orientation, jointly influence durable viral suppression in HIV. “We know that viral suppression rates...
Heat and moisture exchange devices improved sleep, fall risk, mobility, and communication compared with conventional systems for patients with tracheostomy. “For years, we have been...
Patients with IBD and subtotal colectomy experienced a higher risk for rectal cancer compared with those with IBD and no colectomy and a background population. “It is well-known tha...
A significant subgroup of patients with both T2D and chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) have unmet needs and an inferior prognosis. Patients With CLL With Co-Occurring T2D Face Inc...
A higher risk for ovarian cancer was observed both in Black and White participants with endometriosis. Prior studies examining the association between endometriosis and leiomyomas (or...
Patients with the strongest versus weakest adherence to the cancer prevention lifestyle recommendations experienced a 58% reduction in mortality. “Although the American Instit...
Less than 30% of women and men with familial hypercholesterolemia achieve their LDL cholesterol treatment targets, according to new research. Published data show that heterozygous fam...
More than half of patients with obesity using weight management services did not feel their mental health needs were met, according to a study. People living with obesity have a 55% hig...
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