Genetic Factors Drive Association Between Infections and Tic Disorder Risk
A Swedish cohort study of 3.8 million people suggests shared genetic pleiotropy links infection history to Tourette syndrome risk.
Telehealth Interdisciplinary Care Reduces Symptoms in Persistent Post-Concussion Syndrome
A single-case experimental study shows remote delivery of multi-modal rehabilitation improves functional goals and symptom severity.
Pre-Diagnosis FEV1 Decline Predicts Lung Transplant Survival
The rate of lung function loss in the three months before chronic lung allograft dysfunction onset identifies high-risk patients.
Kennedy Infant Death Accelerated Neonatal Research and Halved Mortality Rates
The 1963 loss of Patrick Bouvier Kennedy catalyzed federal funding that transformed respiratory distress syndrome into a survivable condition.
Lateral Septal PACAP Signaling Modulates Stress and Anxiety in Rodent Models
Localized neuropeptide activity in the lateral septum regulates the neuroendocrine response and shifts behavior toward passive coping.
Postoperative Forehead Elongation Linked to Frontalis Relaxation Not Tissue Migration
Analysis of 35 patients using AI landmark detection shows forehead height remains stable when frontalis contraction is eliminated.
Erythroid FGF23 Directly Inhibits Red Cell Production in Mouse Models
Local fibroblast growth factor 23 signaling in the bone marrow impairs erythropoiesis through FGFR1 activation and mitochondrial dysfunction.
Mosunetuzumab and Polatuzumab Vedotin Show High Response in Refractory MCL
A phase 2 trial reports a 78.6% complete response rate in patients with mantle cell lymphoma after Bruton tyrosine kinase inhibitor failure.
Childhood Cognitive Control Predicts Adult Tic Remission and Income
Early executive function measures in children with Tourette syndrome correlate with clinical and socioeconomic success 11 years later.
LDTM Transfer Achieves 91% Return-to-Work Rate for Subscapularis Tears
A retrospective study of 189 patients shows significant functional gains and a mean five-month return to employment after tendon transfer.
Standard Activity Guidelines Better Preserve Hippocampal Volume Than HIIT in Older Adults
A nine-year study finds that baseline fitness and moderate activity provide more durable neuroprotection than high-intensity training.
Eleven-Protein Plasma Panel Identifies Parkinson’s Disease Across Four Cohorts
A machine learning model using 11 plasma proteins differentiated Parkinson’s from other neurological conditions with high accuracy.