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‘Frame running’ may help boost physical activity in MS
‘Frame running’ uses a three-wheeled frame with a saddle and body supports but no pedals to allow individuals with disabilities and balance...
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Recombinant IL-2 shows potential in atopic dermatitis
Rezpegaldesleukin is now being evaluated in a phase 2b study for moderate to severe atopic dermatitis, and a phase 2b trial for alopecia areata is...
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Chemo-immunotherapy good, adding a PARP inhibitor better in endometrial cancer?
Dr. Tan noted, the AtTEnd data "continue to validate practice-changing therapy for dMMR endometrial cancer patients."
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Wearable devices show promise in monitoring multiple sclerosis
Further analysis may allow the prediction of “relevant changes throughout the course of multiple sclerosis.”
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Can some patients with esophageal cancer avoid surgery?
About one-third of patients with esophageal cancer who have a compete response to neoadjuvant chemoradiotherapy may be able to avoid surgery....
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Smart bracelet may predict mood changes in bipolar disorder
Each sensor collects a sample every second, resulting in highly detailed and granular data.
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MS-tailored weight loss program achieves meaningful results
Weight loss “was associated with improved mobility, reduced fatigability, and improved physical quality of life.”
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AI tool reveals MS drug interactions, offers safer options
Deep learning–based methods are “useful” in screening for potential interactions both between drugs and with foods.
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Ocrelizumab benefit confirmed in older patients with MS
Lower rates of relapse were seen in older patients taking ocrelizumab, but the risk for relapse in this age group is low.
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Confirmed: Intermittent use of benzodiazepines is the safest option
“We’ve always known that there was a problem, but there haven’t been high-quality epidemiological studies like this that allowed us to say what...
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Esketamine bests quetiapine for severe depression in head-to-head trial
“These patients are not resistant, they just have resistance to monoaminergic drugs.”
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Running vs. meds for depression: Is there a clear winner?
Medication “generally had worse impact on body weight, heart rate variability, and blood pressure, whereas running therapy led to improved effect...
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Exercise timing may dictate obesity, type 2 diabetes risk
People who exercised in the morning had a lower body mass index than those who exercised at other times, even though they were more sedentary.
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Many patients with NSCLC receive immunotherapy ‘indefinitely’ – Are they benefiting?
Without “incontrovertible evidence” that immunotherapy should stop at 2 years, “many, many, many patients and clinicians are going to favor...
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Proposed TNM update could shift staging for lung cancers
Lung cancers, particularly those with T1 disease, could be reclassified into a different overall stage if proposed adaptations to the N and M...