Checkpoint Inhibitors Show Promise for People With HIV, but Africa Remains Excluded
A new review finds checkpoint inhibitors are safe and effective for virologically suppressed people with HIV, while sub-Saharan Africa remains ...
A new review finds checkpoint inhibitors are safe and effective for virologically suppressed people with HIV, while sub-Saharan Africa remains ...
A scoping review of 20 studies finds that digital health interventions for stroke caregivers show potential benefits for burden, capability, ...
A prospective cohort study of 364 street-involved youth in Makassar, Indonesia, found that baseline drug use and high social vulnerability ...
A new British Society of Echocardiography position statement maps where artificial intelligence is ready for clinical use across the echocardiography ...
A new conceptual model proposes that stress and reduced self-efficacy mediate between socioeconomic disadvantage and political withdrawal, framing political participation ...
A qualitative Swedish study of twelve mothers who experienced homelessness describes motherhood as a moral struggle shaped by fragmented welfare ...
A scoping review finds ethnicity was reported in only 15 of 28 antenatal CGM outcome studies and no trial described ...
A retrospective cohort study found that 83.3% of patients with genetic diagnoses had documented LARC counseling after delivery, though only ...
A national cross-sectional analysis of NFHS-5 data found that undernutrition improved for most Indians after the 2020 lockdown but gains ...
A pragmatic cluster randomized trial will randomize 12 Midwest community health centers to a structured diabetes distress screening and intervention ...
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