Lauren Santye, Assistant Editor

Targeting skin sodium content may have beneficial effects on the heart in patients with kidney disease.

Special patient population produces new broadly neutralizing antibodies to defeat HIV.

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Conventional HIV drugs could be transformed into once a month dosing.

Connection between arthritis and Crohn’s disease may lead to targeted treatment developments.

Eric Peacock, CEO of MyHealthTeams, discusses how the role patients take in their own care is rapidly evolving in the technological era.

Study findings shed new light on breast cancer treatments.

Creatine necessary for the replenishment of the intestinal mucosal barrier in IBD.

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Potential cancer drug class may bump standard practice of 1 drug, 1 target.

Squamous cell carcinoma carries a transcriptional fingerprint of basal cells.

Interference with transcription factor activity may lead to the development of novel disease therapeutics.

Uterine cancers disseminated by surgical device.

Study opens doors for more precise RA treatments.

Roughly half of MS patients had hyposmia at the beginning of the study.

Lung cancer demonstration project examines the feasibility of a screening program for veterans.

Combination treatment reduces head and neck cancer deaths by 20%.

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Emflaza treats patients 5 years and older with DMD.

Gene-editing tool shows promise treating genetic diseases.

Manufacturers will present clinical trial results at the upcoming HIV medical meeting.

Glecaprevir/pribrentasvir well-tolerated in patients with HCV genotype 1.

A change from fingolimod to alemtuzumab caused significant disease activity in patients with MS.

Gut antibody imbalance may impact immune response to HIV.

Hypoxic tumor microenvironments influence the fate of disseminated tumor cells.

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The prevalence of cirrhosis has increased by nearly 40% in patients with HCV.

Big data could allow physicians to take action before a patient with cancer needs to visit an emergency hospital.

Aerobic exercise increases hematologic indices in patients with RA.

Macrophages disable protective protein, leaving an open window for HIV infection.