As CGRP-targeted therapies move into wider use, new data are beginning to clarify their role in special populations, the value of switching agents when one fails, and their long-term vascular safety.
From ancient linen barriers to industrial rubber, the history of condoms traces how epidemics, morality, science, and social changes have shaped modern contraception.
The combination of stereotactic RT or radiosurgery with immunotherapy or targeted therapy shows manageable toxicity and improved local control and clinical benefit in patients with brain metastases.
The largest meta-analysis yet conducted on the topic suggests that PFAS “forever chemicals” increase the risk for gestational diabetes, highlighting the need for exposure reduction and patient counseling.
AI generated videos misuse a French physician’s name and voice to spread false nutrition claims, prompting a criminal complaint and scrutiny of platform safeguards.
Heavy or scant menses often reflect ovulatory, uterine, or hormonal disorders that can indirectly impair conception; targeted evaluation identifies treatable causes to protect fertility.
Years spent in good health have dropped to their lowest level since comparable data were first collected in 2011 to 2013, with stark regional gaps across the UK.
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