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Progression-free and overall survival do not differ for patients receiving full-dose, lowered-dose dexamethasone throughout induction
Read More »Lower Dexamethasone Dose Does Not Impair Survival in Multiple Myeloma
Primary Prevention Aspirin Use Decreased After Recommendation Change
Decrease in use seen among older adults, adults with low ASCVD risk, but also among those with higher ASCVD risk
Read More »Multiple Sclerosis May Worsen With Menopause Transition
Findings show accumulation of neuronal injury and functional decline
Read More »Considerable Uncertainty Exists Regarding Effects of Puberty Blockers
Two systematic reviews revealed very low-certainty evidence on outcomes for people with gender dysphoria
Read More »Metrics From Wearable Devices Can Predict IBD Flares
Heart rate variability, heart rate, resting heart rate, steps, and oxygenation altered up to seven weeks before flares
Read More »Trump Administration Puts Freeze on Release of Health Info From Government Agencies
Hold on reports, regulations, guidance, and announcements in place until at least the end of the month
Read More »Several Factors Play Role in Semaglutide Initiation for Obesity Without Diabetes
Female sex, antidepressant use, and type of health insurance significantly influence semaglutide initiation
Read More »Fewer Bleeding Events Seen With Abelacimab Than Rivaroxaban in A-Fib
Lower levels of free factor XI and fewer bleeding events seen in patients with atrial fibrillation at moderate-to-high risk for stroke
Read More »Perioperative Chemo With FLOT Ups Survival in Resectable Esophageal Cancer
Improved survival seen with perioperative chemotherapy with FLOT versus preoperative chemoradiotherapy
Read More »Risk for All-Cause Mortality Lower With High Muscle Strength, Fitness in Cancer
Cancer patients with high muscle strength and cardiorespiratory fitness levels have significantly lower risk for all-cause mortality
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