People With Disabilities Face Emergency Cancer Diagnoses and Poorer Survival in Italy
A population-based study of digestive system cancers in Northern Italy finds that people with disabilities are far more likely to ...
A population-based study of digestive system cancers in Northern Italy finds that people with disabilities are far more likely to ...
A machine learning model called Amylo-Detect uses routine electronic health record data to identify patients at risk for cardiac amyloidosis, ...
A new scoping review consolidates the rare published cases of childhood-onset Hailey–Hailey disease, revealing early symptom onset, frequent diagnostic delays, ...
A ten-year single-centre study from Istanbul documents the clinical presentation, staging, treatment and long-term follow-up of patients with mycosis fungoides, ...
A 30-year-old Iranian greenhouse worker with no immune deficits lost his eye socket to invasive Rhizopus infection, highlighting occupational mold ...
A 12-year-old boy's persistent toe pain after repeated crush injuries was ultimately diagnosed as exceptionally rare Ewing sarcoma of the ...
A survey of 419 physicians in the West Bank found that fewer than half had good knowledge of infantile epileptic ...
A qualitative study of colorectal cancer patients and caregivers in Zimbabwe reveals that symptom normalisation, financial hardship, centralised services and ...
A SEER-Medicare analysis of 20,437 older adults found that 37 percent of multiple myeloma diagnoses occurred through emergency department involvement, ...
A large Japanese cohort study finds that 41% of patients with autoimmune GFAP astrocytopathy develop cognitive impairment, with older age ...
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