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Clinician examining facial acne during dermatology visit

Acne Incidence in Transgender Individuals After Testosterone

Acne incidence was higher in transmasculine transgender individuals, peaking after testosterone initiation, in matched EHR cohorts.

HER+ eBC Highlights from SABCS 2025

Treatment of early breast cancer (eBC) is continuing to advance, and pivotal Phase III trial data released at the San Antonio Breast…

Assessing Sustainability in Respiratory Care

In this podcast episode, leading respiratory experts discuss the importance of collecting robust local data to deliver real change to the…

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New drug could offer another way to treat stroke

Currently in phase 2 trials, BB-031 is the first new mechanistic approach to ischemic stroke treatment in nearly 30 years.

Knee osteoarthritis X-ray concept with bone density assessment representing volumetric bone mineral density

Volumetric Bone Loss Seen in Knee Osteoarthritis

Knee osteoarthritis was linked to lower tibial cortical volumetric bone mineral density despite slightly higher DXA BMD in midlife.

Pulmonary Hypertension

AI Echocardiography Predicts Mortality in Pulmonary Hypertension

AI echocardiography using multimodal right ventricular assessment predicted mortality in pulmonary hypertension.

Fertility, Education, and Misinformation: Interview with Joyce Harper

When I finished my PhD in 1987, I started working as a clinical embryologist in one of the busiest fertility clinics in the UK..

Patient completing shoulder range of motion rehabilitation exercises after breast cancer surgery

Shoulder Joint Range of Motion Falls After Breast Cancer Surgery

Shoulder joint range of motion fell markedly 1 month after breast cancer surgery in Japan despite routine inpatient rehabilitation.

Tralokinumab – Updates in Atopic Dermatitis

A summary of new data on tralokinumab in atopic dermatitis, presented at conferences/symposia held between September and October 2024.

Clinicians performing a neurosurgical procedure supporting convection-enhanced delivery in pediatric brain disease.

Direct Brain Drug Delivery Appears Safe in Pediatric Studies

Convection-enhanced delivery in pediatric patients produced mild adverse events in most studies with no Grade 4 or 5 toxicity seen.