3 trends that worry disability advocates as they look ahead to 2025
Disability advocates are keeping a close eye on potential Medicaid cuts, increasing use of AI in health care, and politicization of masks.
Disability advocates are keeping a close eye on potential Medicaid cuts, increasing use of AI in health care, and politicization of masks.
The authors describe the science behind a clinical trial of a combination of therapies, including xalnesiran, to treat chronic hepatitis B virus infection.
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For decades, depression has been ascribed to chemical deficiencies in the brain. New evidence suggests inflammation may cause depression.
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Preclinical and clinical studies are exploring whether pharmacologically augmenting hydrogen sulfide synthesis to inhibit thyroid hormone production may safely improve glioblastoma outcomes.
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A new study shows artificial intelligence can accurately identify factors particularly related to teen suicide attempts.
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