Pulmonology
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— But researchers still see potential for high-dose rifampicin-based treatment strategy
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Obesity should not be considered a contraindication for use, say researchers
Here's how experts are strategizing fall vaccines
High-opportunity locations tied to lower asthma incidence vs those with low opportunity
New York saw an 82% increase in such visits on the day with the highest recorded pollution
High-opportunity locations tied to lower asthma incidence vs those with low opportunity
New York saw an 82% increase in such visits on the day with the highest recorded pollution
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Home test showed 52 apnea-hypopnea events per hour in woman with high blood pressure, weight gain
Case highlights a little-known, potentially dangerous, often recurrent condition of swimmers
Biopsy provides the key to this diagnostic puzzle
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Updated COVID vaccines expected by mid-September, and new RSV options for seniors, infants
Black patients more likely to have an unrecognized need for therapy versus white patients
Disease progression slowed and need for brain radiation delayed in most patients
Studies show their potential, but reveal clear issues with treatment information reliability
Two vaccines and a monoclonal antibody aim to bring down the burden of RSV
More than half of patients with NSCLC, more than a third of those with CRC responded to divarasib
Prescribing info has warning about the potential risk for premature birth
Certain treatment regimens associated with increased risk of fracture
Adenotonsillectomy was more likely to resolve difficulty in swallowing versus watchful waiting
Experts will discuss the chemotherapy drug shortages and the impact on patients
Path to eliminating these tests, while crucial, will be challenging, researchers say
Survival, freedom from graft failure rates high, retrospective study finds
E-cigarette users reported higher rates of symptoms, independent of cigarette, cannabis exposure
PARS performed similarly in patients of different racial and ethnic backgrounds, study reports
