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Stem cell therapies could shift the silicosis treatment landscape. Early research highlights regenerative and immunomodulatory approaches that may target fibrosis, inflammation, and lung injury in a disease where current options mainly slow progression.
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Respiratory biologics are underused in obesity-linked asthma, despite fewer exacerbations when prescribed. Closing access gaps could improve control.
New: https://t.co/sxMPgUFnJk
Botulinum neurotoxin injections may do more than reduce neck muscle spasms in cervical dystonia: new data show significant sleep quality improvement in adults, though mood symptoms remained unchanged.
Read how this non-motor benefit could inform care. https://t.co/AfcU4Xj0iv
New ESMO 2025 data in high-risk NMIBC show adding durvalumab to BCG cut recurrence risk by ~32%, but not all immunotherapy combos hit the mark. What this means for practice.
https://t.co/7JPifn9FVc
The publication of this article was funded by AstraZeneca.
Global 2030 targets are slipping for skin neglected tropical diseases. New projections show wide country gaps, with rising disability burden for several conditions and persistent inequities for vulnerable groups.
https://t.co/LPypckBXvR
What’s changing in HER2-positive early breast cancer?
This 2025 round-up highlights the key clinical updates shaping practice and ongoing questions for oncologists.
Read more: https://t.co/Thf5LVZrYS
The publication of this article was funded by AstraZeneca.
New data show persistent cervical cancer screening gaps among African-immigrant women in the U.S., driven by language barriers, insurance gaps, and cultural stigma.
Read more: https://t.co/Vt7Y2GAgyP
🪩Dancing more than once a week was linked to 76% lower dementia risk in older adults followed long term. Brain health, with a beat.
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📱🚭 Can instant messaging boost quit rates? In a community cluster RCT, IM-delivered brief exercise prompts alongside standard advice did not significantly increase lab-verified abstinence at 6 months vs advice alone. Engagement tapered over time.
https://t.co/6YiVr67fdo
Where is rheumatology headed in the next decade? 🏥
The landscape of rheumatology is shifting. In our latest Fast Five, Christine Peoples, Director of the Telerheumatology Program at UPMC, breaks down the mindset required to thrive in this new era.
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Rheumatology is changing fast, here’s what the next decade could mean for patient care. Hear Dr @CPeoplesMD on unmet needs, the biggest shifts ahead, and the mindset clinicians will need.
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@UPMC@PittRheum
Editor’s News Pick: Smoking and quitting patterns differ by socioeconomic position, pointing to where cessation support needs to be more tailored and accessible.
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New @AMJ_Reviews infographic!
Seborrheic dermatitis pathophysiology, immune activity, skin barrier shifts, and microbiome changes.
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This infographic publication has been supported by a Medical Education Grant from Arcutis Biotherapeutics.
Roflumilast for psoriasis showed early efficacy, with more patients achieving meaningful improvement on Global Assessment scores by Weeks 4–8 vs placebo and was generally well tolerated.
Full findings: https://t.co/herWaLi5eY
New MRI data show selective muscle atrophy in chronic low back pain.
Insights into morphology–strength imbalance could refine targeted rehab approaches.
https://t.co/yGTIsD1iuf
New data show pediatric flu hospitalization patterns changed after COVID-19: shifts in seasonality, virus type mix, and shorter stays compared with pre-pandemic years.
None of the hospitalized children were vaccinated = prevention gap for clinicians.
https://t.co/2PWmKvQqpS