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Psoriasis is known as an autoimmune skin condition that affects millions globally, leading to red, scaly patches on the skin. The chronic nature of this disease manifests not only physically but also impacts psychological well-being. Recent research emerging from France has unveiled a concerning correlation between the activity of psoriasis and the consumption of ultraprocessed
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The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has recently put forth a proposed rule aimed at increasing transparency and fairness in Medicare Advantage (MA) plans. This initiative, a part of the broader efforts by the Biden administration, seeks to reform prior authorization processes, thereby allowing patients to gain better access to necessary healthcare services.
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Meningiomas represent a significant portion of primary brain tumors, known for their diverse behavioral patterns and treatment responses. The burgeoning field of neuro-oncology has consistently sought to refine surgical techniques to improve patient outcomes. One intriguing method that has gained traction is preoperative embolization, a procedure designed to reduce blood flow to the tumor before
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The healthcare sector often finds itself in a battleground of regulatory dilemmas, where scientific advancement intersects with the intricate web of policies and societal expectations. At a recent FDA advisory committee meeting, Donald Kohn, MD, highlighted the challenges faced while deliberating the approval status of the bleeding reversal agent andexanet alfa (Andexxa). This situation illustrates
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The FDA’s advisory committee recently reached a pivotal decision, signaling a potential transformation in the management of schizophrenia treatments by voting to eliminate the Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategy (REMS) associated with clozapine. Given that clozapine is a critical medication for treatment-resistant schizophrenia, this move has sparked significant discussions within the medical community regarding the
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Docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), a key omega-3 fatty acid, has garnered significant attention in the realm of cognitive health, particularly in the context of dementia and memory-related diseases. As research evolves, scientists are continuously evaluating the effectiveness of DHA supplementation on brain function and structural integrity. The latest findings from the PreventE4 trial, presented during the
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