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In the final overall survival analysis, researchers pitted Lu-177-PSMA-617 (Pluvicto) against an ARPI in the second-line setting for metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer. ms.spr.ly/6018srSlQ

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As a hospitalist, you’re in a unique position to work with a patient’s own medical team as you coordinate care for inpatients. “Hospitalists not only diagnose and treat patients but also serve as a central hub, coordinating care with other specialists and the healthcare team,”

Two leading cardiology groups have joined forces to position heart failure as a preventable condition, encouraging clinicians to recognize and manage key risk factors decades before symptoms appear. The joint statement, from the Heart Failure Society of America (HFSA) and the

A FDA advisory panel recommended that manufacturers of dermal fillers collect more information on use in the decolletage area of the body and said that some patients might be at higher risk of complications from injections because of the proximity to breast tissue.

Queuosine (Q) is a molecule that humans can only get from foods and gut bacteria. It’s been known to microbiologists for decades, who know it plays a role in protein synthesis — as well as cancer growth, brain health, and inflammation. Yet, it hasn’t been clear how Q moves from

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Specific types of gut bacteria may increase or decrease the risk for insomnia, while insomnia itself may in turn alter the abundance of certain gut bacteria, a new study showed. However, outside experts challenged the investigators’ assertion that the link is causal.

Dr. Eugene Lucas discusses calorie deficits for weight loss - while exercise is the most important intervention for maximizing health, it is not the most efficient means to achieve a calorie deficit. That's because any of us can eat in 60 seconds what it would take more than 60

An 80-year-old man presented with progressive lower left-quadrant abdominal pain. Imaging studies identified a mass adjacent to the sigmoid colon, with features suggestive of an abscess, although no definitive foreign body was detected preoperatively. Surgical exploration

Dr Christopher Labos discusses the lack of health benefits of chocolate, established by the COSMOS study. "Have you ever heard of the COSMOS study? You should have. It was supposed to tell us once and for all whether chocolate was good for your heart or not. The COSMOS study was

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Could Alzheimer’s disease (AD) be more accurately defined as type 3 diabetes? The idea that altered glucose metabolism in the central nervous system (CNS) could be at the core of AD has taken hold within the past decade. ⁠ ⁠Labeling AD as type 3 diabetes would not only reflect

Cardiologist Christopher Labos speaks about red wine and health misconceptions: "If you’re a cardiologist like me, people probably love to tell you that red wine is good for your heart. It’s not. First off, alcohol is loaded with sugar. Drink enough of it, and you will get fat.

The volume of epicardial adipose tissue was independently associated with new-onset atrial fibrillation (AF) in individuals without a history of the condition. Patients with the highest volumes of fatty tissue were more than twice as likely to develop AF as those with the lowest