PCPs Are Key to Halting Atopic March
Primary care physicians (PCPs) are crucial in treating young patients as they progress through the atopic march from atopic dermatitis to food allergy, asthma, and allergic rhinitis. PCPs need to…
Weight Loss Without Diet Or Exercise? New Fat-Absorbing Nanotherapy Could Be A Game Changer
Researchers have discovered a new weight loss strategy that involves using oral nanotherapy to reduce fat absorption in the small intestine. This breakthrough approach involves nanoparticles containing siRNAs that regulate…
The Future of Hospitals and Pharma Companies Will Depend on Strength of Healthcare Analytics Insights
Big data analysis is crucial in healthcare and life sciences, providing insights for pharmaceutical companies on which doctors are likely to prescribe their drugs. Healthcare analytics companies face challenges in…
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A study outlines the detection of SARS-CoV-2-reactive CD4+ T cells in different patient groups. Preschool-age children have been observed to rarely develop severe cases of COVID-19 despite exposure to the…
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