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Upadacitinib expanded approval for skin and arthritis

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Latest: European Commission approves upadacitinib for three immune-mediated diseases

Clinical trials for the Janus kinase (JAK) inhibitor upadacitinib have demonstrated success in treating severe alopecia areata by blocking inflammatory signals via the JAK/STAT pathway. Research indicates that up to 23 p

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Advancements in medical AI and diagnostic technology

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Latest: Advancements in lung cancer research through AI and new biomarkers

Medical technology continues to evolve through the integration of artificial intelligence in oncology, cardiology, and immunotherapy. In cancer research, new AI models are enhancing both screening and treatment predictio

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Health studies on grip strength and mortality risk

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Latest: Hypertension poses high risks for stroke and dementia

Research studies have examined the relationship between physical metrics, such as grip strength and body composition, and their impact on mortality and respiratory health. One study involving 5,674 American adults ident

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Health impacts and strategies for UV exposure protection

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Latest: Sun protection and skincare: managing UV risks and product use

Discussions regarding UV exposure focus on the tension between health benefits, such as vitamin D synthesis and mood regulation, and the risks of skin cancer and premature aging. Initial reports addressed myths surroundi

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Global dermatological care access inequities

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Latest: Global dermatology access shows severe urban-rural inequalities

A global study published in JAMA Dermatology, conducted by the Global Access to Skin Health Observatory, highlights severe inequities in dermatological care across 158 countries. The research indicates that only one in s

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