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Most medical care in Australia goes exactly as planned. Surgery is a success, and a diagnosis is always correct. Patients heal on time, and the medical system is working as it should most of the time. But sometimes things go wrong. Perhaps your surgery led to unexpected complications. Perhaps a diagnosis was overlooked or late. […]

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Choosing to start your rehab journey is a significant step in its own right, and it’s important to recognize that. But once you know it’s necessary, things get complex, as you have to pick a provider to structure and oversee your progress towards sobriety. Rather than selecting a UK rehab facility randomly, here’s the lowdown […]

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When you go into labor, you expect hospital staff to monitor you and your baby for signs of distress. Most deliveries proceed safely, but problems can arise quickly if warning signs are overlooked. In Florida, missed signs during labor can raise serious medical and legal questions, especially when a child suffers a preventable injury. How […]

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From smart hearing aids to mobility innovations, discover how new assistive technologies are reshaping aging and helping seniors stay independent, safe, and confident. When people think of getting older, they probably unconsciously associate it with general decline: reduced mobility, vision or hearing loss, and increased reliance on caregivers. However, this new generation of assistive technology […]

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When the school year starts, so does the familiar pattern of sniffles and coughing. It’s as though kids go from getting over one bug only to catch another a week or so later. It’s a source of frustration for parents and a constant public health issue for schools. Why the illnesses? More importantly, what can […]

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You can tell pretty quickly when health marketing is off. A label will shout big promises, but when you look closer, the details feel thin. The fine print gets fuzzy, the benefits sound a little too certain, and it’s hard to tell where the ingredients even come from. The brands that do this well treat […]

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DENVER — One-third of children with HIV who received very early ART had no detectable virus in their body for at least 12 weeks after stopping treatment, according to study findings.
It was another sign that children initiating HIV treatment at a very early age may later be able to control the virus without it, researchers said.
“The ‘Mississippi baby’ case originally gave hope that very early ART could lead to the ability of children to exhibit ART-free remission,” Gabriela Z. L. Cromhout, MD, MSc, DTM&H, a physician and HIV cure researcher at the University of KwaZulu-Natal in South

Children with multiple nut allergies experienced significant increases in the amounts of allergens they could tolerate with oral immunotherapy using very low doses, according to data published in Clinical and Translational Allergy.
With three up-dosing visits scheduled every 2 months, the protocol also reduced the burden on families and health care providers, Julia E.M. Upton, MD, head of the division of immunology and allergy, Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, and colleagues wrote.
“OIT is known to be effective in increasing the amount of food a child with a nut allergy can safely eat,”

WAIKOLOA, Hawaii — The recent progress and future development of gene therapy could help patients with wet age-related macular degeneration maintain vision, according to a speaker at Retina 2026.
Allen C. Ho, MD, of Wills Eye Hospital, said gene therapy started in the subretinal space with gene replacement therapy for Leber congenital amaurosis, and since that first FDA approval in 2017, there have been 30 gene therapies approved across all of medicine.
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“We’re bringing it back to the retina,” he said.
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Cervical cancer incidence has declined close to 30% among women aged 20 to 31 years since the start of the millennium, but certain states have achieved significantly greater reductions.
Washington, D.C., Rhode Island, Michigan and Hawaii all achieved decreases of more than 50%, but incidence in Vermont, West Virginia, Idaho, Arkansas and Alabama remained unchanged .
Researchers observed an association between increased HPV vaccination rates and faster decline in incidence, as well.
“A decline of more than 50% observed in several states within such a relatively short period is rarely seen in