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A large-scale study sheds light on the differences in Long COVID symptoms between school-age children and adolescents. The research found 20% of infected children and 14% of teens meeting PASC criteria, highlighting the need for age-specific approaches to care.

Recent findings suggest a potential signal of increased suicidal ideation with semaglutide use. The study highlights a need for caution in prescribing GLP-1 receptor agonists, particularly for patients with a history of depression.

The CDC has highlighted a significant increase in Oropouche virus cases in the Americas, with over 8,000 reported and 2 deaths this year. With no available treatment or vaccine, it's crucial for physicians to understand the symptoms and follow recommended precautions.

A recent pilot study shows that a single night of sleep deprivation affects 66 blood proteins, revealing potential biomarkers for cardiovascular and neurodegenerative conditions.

A recent study reveals HPV-16 is linked to increased sperm necrosis and oxidative stress in men, although routine sperm parameters are not significantly altered.

The WHO has authorized Gavi and UNICEF to expedite mpox vaccine purchases before official approval, accelerating the response to the outbreak in Africa. This proactive measure highlights the urgency in addressing global health challenges.

The AHA's recent statement emphasizes the pivotal role of nurses in addressing psychosocial challenges post-stroke. The comprehensive review covers essential screening practices, interventions, and areas for future research.

New research on uterus transplantation highlights a 70% success rate and 16 healthy births. While the procedure shows promise, complications for both recipients and donors were observed.

Explore the advancements in NSCLC treatment from our recent review. The focus on next-generation TKIs and innovative therapies like antibody-drug conjugates is transforming patient care. Stay informed on the progress and challenges in this evolving field.

A new meta-analysis highlights that substituting soymilk for cow's milk can significantly lower systolic blood pressure by 8 mmHg and enhance cholesterol levels. Review the comprehensive data on cardiometabolic risk factors and its potential implications for dietary guidelines.