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Stroke Is Getting Younger While Prevention Stays Old
A population study spanning nearly three decades found stroke incidence almost doubled among adults aged 20 to 54, even as it declined in older people. Stroke prevention policy is looking in the wrong age direction.
mRNA Flu Shots Are No Longer a Pandemic Experiment
IPM Brief – Issue 4 | Who Carries the Risk?
MRD Testing Moves From Prognosis Toward Treatment Action
Colon Cancer Immunotherapy Moves Into the Adjuvant Access Test
Narcolepsy Treatment Starts Targeting the Cause
Optic Neuritis Moves Into the Neuroprotection Race
Infant Formula Botulism Turns Food Safety Into a Baby-Safety Emergency
Personalised cardiology cannot succeed if women’s hearts still follow men’s pathways
AstraZeneca’s Baxfendy opens a new front in uncontrolled hypertension, but monitoring will decide who benefits
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