Trials suggest that abatacept may delay rheumatoid arthritis in carefully selected high-risk patients, but permanent prevention remains unproven.

Mood changes, anxiety, and brain fog are more common complaints than itching or wheezing, and experts caution that the survey cannot establish cause and effect.

The association remains significant after accounting for estradiol, progesterone, and vasomotor symptoms, though the findings are not yet clinically applicable.

An international panel calls for managing traumatic brain and spinal cord injuries as lifelong conditions, not one-time events.

Many patients never connect diabetes with changes in sexual health, leaving clinicians to recognize concerns that may otherwise go unspoken during routine care.

Patients with bloodstream infections who have immunosuppression show distinct pathogen profiles and face higher short-term death rates than those who are immunocompetent.