High CLL Remission Seen With First-Line Triplet Regimen
High 2-year survival rates are seen in treatment-naive patients with CLL receiving a noncovalent BTK inhibitor combined with venetoclax and obinutuzumab. Medscape Medical News
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IMpower030: Atezolizumab Misses Primary Endpoint in NSCLC
Perioperative atezolizumab nearly doubles median event-free survival in resectable non-small cell lung cancer, but the primary endpoint did not reach statistical significance. Medscape Medical News
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PPI Linked to Lower Gastric Cancer Mortality Risk
In contrast to prior research showing PPI may mask signs of gastric cancer and delay diagnosis, new research shows diagnosis was in fact earlier and mortality, lower. Medscape Medical News
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Mast Cell Activation Syndrome: Patients Look for Answers
For patients with unexplained multisystem symptoms, getting answers can mean navigating competing criteria and conflicting information. Medscape Medical News
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Gaps in Access to Maternity Care Tied to Labor Induction
Maternal residence in rural, lower-access counties is associated with an increased risk for labor induction at full term. Medscape Medical News
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New CRP Cutoff Can Flag High-Risk Ulcerative Colitis Cases
Lowering the CRP threshold helps identify hospitalized patients with ulcerative colitis at a risk for colectomy who would have been missed by the traditional criteria. Medscape Medical News
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FDA Clears New Type of Insulin Patch Pump From Beta Bionics
The company anticipates its two pumps will work with a next-generation insulin dosing algorithm. Medscape Medical News
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Ebola Outbreak Is Spreading Faster Than Before: Why?
The Bundibugyo virus outbreak in the DRC is spreading faster than the 2018 Ebola outbreak, with conflict, displacement, and healthcare access complicating containment. Medscape News Global
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Sjögren Disease Linked to Increased Mortality Risk
Sjögren disease is associated with an increased risk for mortality, which is further elevated when the condition occurs alongside other connective tissue diseases. Medscape Medical News
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Could Burnout Become the Employer’s Responsibility?
A European Parliament committee is backing employer risk assessments to tackle burnout. But should that mean new binding EU rules? Medscape News Europe
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Obesity Runs in the Family. Here’s How to Stop It
Epigenetic transgenerational inheritance influences future generations. With continued exposure, the susceptibility to obesity and its associated comorbidities will threaten future generations. Medscape Medical News
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Food Tracking for Weight Loss: More Tracking, More Loss
In a study of 5132 app users, higher food tracking frequency was associated with greater weight loss, with more than 70% losing at least 5% of their body weight at 6 months. Medscape Medical News
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D10 Matches D50 for Hypoglycemia, Shows Lower Rebound Risk
A lower-concentration dextrose solution matches the standard treatment for hypoglycemia in the emergency department but carries a lower risk for rebound hypoglycemia. Medscape Medical News
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A Rare Hearing Implant Bypasses Damaged Nerves
When cochlear implants failed, doctors turned to a brainstem auditory implant to restore sound awareness in a patient with profound deafness. Medscape News Europe
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AAD Issues Guidelines on Treatment-Refractory Adult Eczema
Experts suggest a more ‘whole person’ differential diagnosis when adults do not respond to atopic dermatitis treatment. Medscape Medical News
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Mild Brain Injury Frequently Missed in the ED
Only 21% of adults with closed head injury have mTBI diagnosed or clinically suspected in the ED, despite 41% meeting diagnostic criteria, with missed diagnoses most common among middle-aged adults. Medscape Medical News
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Can Obesity Treatment With GLP-1 Drugs Last Forever?
Experts debate whether continued therapy or individualized decisions about dose reduction or stopping treatment is needed to preserve weight loss and cardiometabolic benefits. Medscape News Global
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Add-On Lumateperone Tied to Improved Sexual Function in MDD
Adding lumateperone to antidepressant therapy is linked to a clinically meaningful improvement in sexual dysfunction in patients with major depressive disorder in a new study. Medscape Medical News
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When Concussion Symptoms Persist: What Doctors Need to Know
While most patients recover within 4 weeks of a concussion, many experience persisting symptoms; early diagnosis, treatment, and management are essential for recovery. Medscape News Canada
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Pediatric Atopic Dermatitis: Biologic Revolution Continues
The pediatric atopic dermatitis treatment landscape expands as new biologics emerge, and researchers ask whether earlier intervention can change the course of disease. Medscape Medical News
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