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What the CAR T Kidney Transplant Breakthrough Means for Sensitized Patients
CAR T therapy could transform transplant prospects for 20% of kidney disease patients previously considered impossible matches.
Minimally Invasive Brain Surgery Restores Fertility in Secondary Infertility Case
Northwestern Medicine case demonstrates how transsphenoidal surgery restored reproductive function in a woman with pituitary adenoma-related infertility.
Animal Health Recognition Programme Demonstrates Direct Economic and Health Impact Over Three Decades
WOAH's animal health recognition programme has facilitated over USD 200 billion in annual global trade while advancing pandemic preparedness through…
COVID-19 Reversed Years of Progress in Reducing Benzodiazepine Use Among Older Americans
A decade-long national study from Columbia University finds that COVID-19 pandemic disruptions halted years of progress in reducing benzodiazepine prescribing…
Three Essential Lessons Healthcare Providers Must Learn From Amish Community Health Challenges
Healthcare systems must prioritize cultural competency, flexible policy frameworks, and community partnership to effectively serve populations with distinct healthcare values.
Negotiation Window Opens as Georgian Physicians Pause Strike Action
Georgian resident doctors suspend strike to review government pay offer while maintaining full emergency department operations.
What Researchers Say You Need to Know: Three Priority Areas for Ultra-Processed Food Policy
Researchers identify three priority policy reforms: stronger marketing regulations, improved labelling, and restrictions in schools and public institutions.
International Study Identifies Mental Health Crisis Among Middle-Aged Americans
Middle-aged Americans face unprecedented mental health challenges driven by financial strain and weakened social support systems, according to new international…