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EU Youth Smoking: Price and Age-of-Sale Impacts

Study shows cigarette prices and age-of-sale laws impact youth smoking in the EU, with effects varying by region and gender.

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Scientists Create $2 Saliva Test for Depression

A $2 saliva test could transform early mental health diagnosis. Find out how it works and why it matters.

Cold Truths of Endometriosis and Cryoablation: Hope, Hype or Hard Evidence?

Experts discuss challenges within endometriosis care and cryoablation as an emerging treatment option. Navigating disease burden…

sertraline

Sertraline Improves Depression and Anxiety Symptoms Within 2 Weeks

Sertraline improves core depression and anxiety symptoms within 2 weeks, though somatic effects may mask early benefits.

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Safe and Effective Drug Provocation Tests in Mastocytosis

Discover a study on drug provocation tests in mastocytosis, revealing how they safely identify tolerable medications and reduce the risk of severe hypersensitivity reactions.

Sensitive Skin Syndrome & Meet the Expert Session

Discover the latest dermatology insights from EADV Paris 2025. Leading experts explored the impact of climate change and modern lifestyles…

The Next Era of Diagnosis

In this series, host Jonathan Sackier speaks with ImmunoProfile leaders Sudip Ghatak and Paul Olivo about how innovation, collaboration, and technology are redefining diagnostics.

Hepatitis B Vaccine Response After Allogeneic HSCT

Interestingly, the timing of vaccination, often initiated within 12 months post-transplant, did not significantly influence antibody development.

Obstructive Sleep Apnea Raises Risk of Brain Microbleeds

New research links Obstructive Sleep Apnea to brain microbleeds, suggesting early intervention could reduce neurological and stroke risks.

French Study Finds Higher Pregnancy Risks in Women With Systemic Sclerosis

French Study Finds Higher Pregnancy Risks in Women with Systemic Sclerosis

A large French cohort study finds that pregnant women with systemic sclerosis face increased risks of preeclampsia, preterm birth, and postpartum disease progression, underscoring the importance of close multidisciplinary care.