Studies suggesting a link between COVID-19 vaccination and improved outcomes with ICIs may be driven by pandemic-era confounding and selection bias.

A meta-analysis indicates HD-IIV is superior to SD-IIV for reducing hospitalizations in adults aged 65 years and older.

For adults with long COVID-related cognitive impairment, individualized, goal-oriented cognitive rehabilitation leads to sustained improvements in goal attainment.

Implementation of a rapid molecular pneumonia panel is associated with earlier antimicrobial optimization among critically ill patients with pneumonia.

Many young adults lack a primary care provider and utilize urgent care clinics for nonemergency issues instead of scheduling routine checkups.

Twenty-four weeks of bepirovirsen achieves a functional cure in approximately one-fifth of patients with chronic hepatitis B.

Maternal SARS-CoV-2 infection during pregnancy does not significantly alter early childhood neurodevelopmental outcomes in a meta-analysis.

Provisional CDC data indicate that the overall US death rate decreased across all age groups, reaching the lowest recorded level.

Patients hospitalized for WNV frequently experience physical and mental long-term sequelae 2 years after hospital discharge.

New sedative prescriptions for sedative-naive older adults post-discharge are associated with an increased risk for falls and death.

Metformin does not significantly reduce the risk for long COVID at 6 months in low-risk adults with high baseline immunity to the virus.

A 24-week treatment with bofanglutide for patients with type 2 diabetes showed meaningful glycemic control, weight loss, and improvements in cardiometabolic risk factors — reductions which seemed at ...