Lecanemab May Slow Decline of Cognition and Function in AD
In CLARITY AD, lecanemab slowed decline in measures of cognition and function and reduced markers...
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Author: Rebecca Shover
“Original Antigenic Sin” Influences Humoral Immune Response to SARS-CoV-2
“Original antigenic sin” may play a role in the humoral immune response to SARS-CoV-2 immunity and...
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Zavegepant Nasal Spray Safe & Effective for Acute Migraine
Zavegepant nasal spray was effective for acute migraine, demonstrating onset of efficacy as early...
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First-Ever ALS Platform Trial Reports on Outcomes of Four Treatments
The HEALEY ALS Platform Trial accelerates new therapies by testing multiple investigational...
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Cell Therapy Appears Beneficial for Drug-Resistant Focal Epilepsy
Preliminary results from a first-in-human study of GABAergic interneurons for drug-resistant focal...
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Tardive Dyskinesia Impacts ‘Every Single Domain’ of Patients’ Lives
Tardive dyskinesia negatively impacts physical, emotional, and social functioning, which can...
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A Focus on eNSCLC eBook
A curated ebook on eNSCLC featuring recent studies, findings, and opinions from thought leaders.
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Cell Culture System Monitors Keratinocytes During Wound Therapy
A novel cell culture system that monitors keratinocytes during negative-pressure wound therapy may...
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Number of Meals, But Not Timing, Tied to 6-Year Weight Change
Overweight and obesity are long-established modifiable risk factors for a number of cardiovascular...
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TD Impacts Physical Wellness & Social Functioning
Tardive dyskinesia can lead to feelings of stigmatization and social withdrawal, as well as a...
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Leveraging Engagement in Care to Increase HPV Vaccination Among Minority Groups
Integrating HPV vaccination into HIV and STI prevention and testing services may be an effective...
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Adherence to Imaging Guidelines ‘Very Poor’ After Early NSCLC Treatment
Among patients with early non-small cell lung cancer, researchers observed low adherence to...
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Behavioral Intervention Increases Daily Step Count in Patients With MS
A behavioral intervention involving an e-learning approach resulted in immediate improvements in...
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Higher Stroke Risk in Women With HIV Driven By Age & Comorbidities
Compared with men with HIV, women with HIV who had a stroke were younger, more likely to be...
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Cannabis Use Patterns & Frequency of Symptom Relief in Tinnitus
More than half of patients with tinnitus reported current or previous use of cannabis for managing...
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Assessing Frailty Screening Practices in Specialized Burn Care
Evidence indicates that elderly patients are at increased risk of adverse outcomes after burn...
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Leading With Accountability: The Power of a Project Champion
Have you ever wondered why some projects succeed and others fail? A strong indicator of the...
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