A novel assay will allow clinicians to analyze neonatal immune status in real-time using a single drop of blood, according to a recently published study. Researchers recently unveiled BiophysicaL Immune Profiling for Infants (BLIPI), a microfluidic...
Males had higher levels of urinary mast cell mediators—LTE4, 2,3-BPG, and tryptase—particularly in atopic individuals, compared to females. These sex-based differences suggest the need to account for sex in interpreting diagnostic biomarkers for mast cell and atopic disorders.
Keratinocyte Arginase1 promotes wound closure by modulating inflammatory signals and lipocalin-2, revealing a therapeutic avenue for chronic skin ulcers.
Dupilumab treatment in patients with CRSwNP led to a healthier nasal microbiota by increasing beneficial bacteria like Lawsonella and Corynebacterium. The gut microbiota showed no effect, indicating dupilumab’s localized impact on nasal inflammation.
A novel assay will allow clinicians to analyze neonatal immune status in real-time using a single drop of blood, according to a recently published study.
CRSwNP recurrence after surgery is linked to high eosinophils, GERD, diabetes, and asthma. A new model accurately predicts recurrence risk.
Males had higher levels of urinary mast cell mediators—LTE4, 2,3-BPG, and tryptase—particularly in atopic individuals, compared to females. These sex-based differences suggest the need to account for sex in interpreting diagnostic biomarkers for mast cell and atopic disorders.
Keratinocyte Arginase1 promotes wound closure by modulating inflammatory signals and lipocalin-2, revealing a therapeutic avenue for chronic skin ulcers.
Dupilumab treatment in patients with CRSwNP led to a healthier nasal microbiota by increasing beneficial bacteria like Lawsonella and Corynebacterium. The gut microbiota showed no effect, indicating dupilumab’s localized impact on nasal inflammation.
A novel assay will allow clinicians to analyze neonatal immune status in real-time using a single drop of blood, according to a recently published study.
CRSwNP recurrence after surgery is linked to high eosinophils, GERD, diabetes, and asthma. A new model accurately predicts recurrence risk.
Dr. McDonald explores how vaccine misinformation and pseudoscience undermine public health and calls for a return to trust, truth, and evidence-based care.
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This course discusses a study that examined the impact of a clinical protocol using real food instead of allergen extracts on the course of sublingual immunotherapy.
This course discusses a three-point initiative that sought to categorize and address barriers in care for patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
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Physicians can secure a steady, tax-advantaged retirement income through options like lifetime annuities and QLACs, tailored to their needs and timelines. Preparing for retirement can be daunting for many people, and physicians are no exception. Identifying the...
Physicians should explore retirement planning options and employ a strategy that limits volatility, guards against outliving assets, and preserves buying power.
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