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Hospital-Acquired Infections and Spread of Multi-Drug-Resistant Organisms Declined During COVID-19 Pandemic
The decline was attributed to continued adherence to infection prevention and control measures.
Merck and Moderna Launch Phase 3 Trial for mRNA-4157 Neoantigen Therapy Plus Pembrolizumab in NSCLC
INTerpath-009 investigates the treatment for patients with resectable stage 2, 3A or 3B non–small cell lung cancer.
Researchers Find Lack of Communication for Lung Cancer Screenings Among High-Risk Individuals
Less than 16% of high-risk lung cancer individuals have heard or discussed lung cancer screenings with a health care provider.
Oral Semaglutide Reduces Risk of MACE for Patients With Type 2 Diabetes
Oral semaglutide had a safe and well-tolerated profile for individuals with type 2 diabetes, which is in line with those previously reported for the drug in other trials.
New Human Case of H5N1 Bird Flu Confirmed in Missouri, CDC Reports
Despite the new human case, which is not known to be related to animal exposure, the CDC emphasizes that risk to the general public remains low.
FDA Authorizes New Drug Application For Trial to Evaluate Treatment for Long COVID
Bezisterim, an anti-inflammatory insulin sensitizer, will be authorized to proceed to a phase 2 clinical trial.
Climate Variability, Extremes Allow Emergence and Propagation of Cholera Strains
The researchers found that unusual and dramatic changes in weather as well as heavy rainfall helped aid in the pathogen’s evolutionary change.
Study Finds Intermittent Fasting May Offset Alzheimer Disease Risk, Support Treatment Goals
The study may serve as a foundation for future investigation regarding dietary recommendations to support the treatment of Alzheimer disease.
Researchers Identify a Potential Therapeutic Target for Multiple Sclerosis
The findings show that inhibiting connexin 43 significantly improves multiple sclerosis symptoms in an experimental mouse model.
CDC Recommends International Travelers Receive MMR Vaccination 2 Weeks Prior to Travel
The CDC says that even if travel is less than 2 weeks away, unvaccinated individuals should still receive a dose of the measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine for protection against the disease.
Exploring the Connection Between Orange Peels, Gut Metabolism, and Heart Health
Study shows that orange peel extract may reduce risk of heart disease and adverse cardiovascular events.
FDA Accepts Application for 5-in-1 Meningococcal Vaccine Candidate
The 5-in-1 meningococcal ABCWY vaccine candidate has an assigned Prescription Drug User Fee Act action date of February 14, 2025.
Study: Lebrikizumab Demonstrates Improvements in Atopic Dermatitis for Patients of Color
The efficacy data are consistent with other phase 3 studies, reinforcing lebrikizumab's potential as a first-line treatment across a range of skin tones.
Significant Events Throughout Life Increase Chances For Anxiety, Depression, and Cognitive Decline
The findings also indicated that individuals who experienced significant adverse events in childhood were approximately 17% more likely to experience adverse events in adulthood.
Environmental Toxin BPA Affects Gut Microbial Communities in Children
Children with normal weight had different community relationships compared to children with overweight or obesity.
Data From OUtMATCH Study Show Benefits of Xolair for Common Food Allergies
The data follow the FDA approval of omalizumab for the reduction of allergic reactions, including anaphylaxis, that can occur after exposure to 1 or more foods.
FDA Approves Omalizumab to Reduce Food-Based Allergic Reactions in Adult and Pediatric Patients
This marks omalizumab’s fourth FDA-approved indication for allergic and inflammatory conditions, such as severe persistent allergic asthma, with its initial approval being in 2003.
Gargling With Mouthwash Can Improve Oral Environment, Reduce HbA1c in Adults with Type 2 Diabetes
Mouthwash that contains chlorhexidine gluconate was especially effective at improving hyperglycemic status in younger patients with diabetes.
Black Women Experiencing Racism in 3 Categories Have Increased Risk of Coronary Heart Disease
Vitamin K Supplementation May Improve Insulin Resistance in Older Patients With Type 2 Diabetes
Inadequate levels of zinc, vitamin D, vitamin E, and vitamin B were also associated with risk of diabetes or diabetes-related complications.
Patients With Migraines Often Experience Stigma Related to Symptoms
Migraines are not a one-size-fits-all condition, and there is no one-size-fits-all solution.
Study: A Plant-Based Diet Could Reduce COVID-19 Infection
Individuals that lived on a majority plant-based or vegetarian/vegan diet were 39% less likely to be infected with COVID-19.
Phase 3 Trial Begins for Combination Influenza and COVID-19 Vaccine
mRNA-1083 is an investigational combination vaccine designed to prevent influenza and COVID-19.
Individuals With Inflammatory Disease Did Not Have Higher Risk of VTE Following COVID-19 Infection
The study results also indicate no significant difference of venous thromboembolism risk between individuals with immune-mediated inflammatory diseases and individuals without.
IVIg Treatment Significantly Reduces Risk of Severe Infections in Patients With Multiple Myeloma
IVIg treatment may need to be given proactively both throughout the duration of anti-BCMA bispecific antibody therapy and afterward.
Physical Rehabilitation Interventions Could Aid Individuals with Post-COVID-19 Condition
Functional exercise resulted in more improvements for individuals with PCC compared to standard treatment, although individuals must be monitored for adverse events.
Hospital-Diagnosed Infections Associated With Increased Incidence of Dementia
Infections were associated with a 1.49-fold increase in the rate of dementia in both the short- and long-term rates, however, the increases were greater in the short term.
Significant Phase 2 Findings Support Zilebesiran as Anti-Hypertension Treatment
KARDIA-1 study met its primary and secondary endpoints, and the drug maintained a positive tolerability profile treating high systolic blood pressure.
Research Seeks to Aid Management of Type 2 Diabetes Through Dietary Education
An upcoming large-scale clinical trial of the Glucose Everyday Matters program will evaluate its safety and efficacy in managing type 2 diabetes.
Researchers Find Increased Risk of Atrial Fibrillation After Menopause
Stressful life events and poor sleeping patterns are linked to the development of atrial fibrillation in older women.