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The FDA has approved an expanded indication for a 21-valent pneumococcal conjugate vaccine for children and teens aged 2-17 ...
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Risankizumab demonstrates effectiveness in achieving steroid-free clinical remission in the real-world cohort of patients ...
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Evidence supports HPV vaccination as a powerful cancer prevention tool, but improving its uptake remains critical for ...
US doctors are emigrating to Ontario, British Columbia, and Nova Scotia in response to increasing healthcare bureaucracy and ...
High-dose omega-3 supplements reach the brain but offer no cognitive benefits in older adults at high-risk for Alzheimer’s ...
A meta-analysis identifies key clinical and sociodemographic factors linked to poor psychopharmacologic treatment adherence ...
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To address the recent explosion in the number of effective therapies for atopic dermatitis, one dermatologist proposes a relatively simple way of organizing choices.
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