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Editor and guest opinion pieces on medicine and health policy
Infection-Driven Cancer Prevention: Knowledge Without Implementation Is Epidemiological Theater
Recent epidemiology confirms that preventable infections cause one in eight cancers globally—yet without coordinated implementation systems and resources in low-income…
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The Pennsylvania Measles Deaths Are a Failure of Will, Not Epidemiology
Pennsylvania's measles deaths signal a collapse in vaccination infrastructure and regulatory will, not inevitable disease spread. The fifth death demands…
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The Kent MenB Lesson: Why Bacterial Recombination Demands a New Paradigm in Meningococcal Surveillance
Horizontal gene transfer enabled the Kent meningitis B outbreak strain to acquire hypervirulence from commensal…
Ketamine Bladder Syndrome in Adolescents: A Call for Urgent International Surveillance and Clinical Preparedness
Ketamine bladder syndrome in adolescents reveals critical gaps in drug harm surveillance. Healthcare systems must…
Blood Policy Evolution Among Jehovah’s Witnesses: A Clinical Imperative for Informed Consent
The Jehovah's Witnesses blood policy shift now permits blood-derived products while maintaining whole-blood prohibition. Healthcare…
The Nigeria Methanol Crisis: Why Informal Alcohol Manufacturing Demands Urgent Regulatory Intervention
Nigeria's methanol poisoning outbreak, which claimed nearly fifty lives, reveals a catastrophic regulatory failure in…
Thirty Years of Waiting: Why Finerenone’s FDA Approval Exposes a Systemic Gap in Diabetic Kidney Disease Innovation
The FDA approval of finerenone for type 1 diabetic kidney disease marks the first new…