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How Will Personalized Care Shape Microbiome Therapies? (opens the original)
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Changes in the gut microbiota are associated with inflammatory diseases, prompting researchers to investigate whether targeted interventions can help manage these conditions. However, evidence suggests that microbiota-based therapies may need to be tailored to individual patients rather than applied through a one-size-fits-all approach. The gut microbiota consists of trillions of microorganisms that live in the intestine and play a key role in maintaining physiologic balance. Under normal condit
Vitamin D Deficiency Needs a Tailored Approach (opens the original)
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Vitamin D deficiency accumulated throughout the year can be partially or even completely corrected in some patients during the summer “but only if UVB exposure is sufficient; even in sunny areas, the deficiency may persist if there is sun protection, darker skin, obesity, advanced age, or habits that limit sun exposure,” José Esteban Jódar Gimeno, specialist in endocrinology and nutrition physician at University Hospital Quironsalud in Madrid, Spain, told El Médico Interactivo, part of the Medsc
Bladder Cancer Care Is Entering a New Era (opens the original)
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The diagnosis of bladder cancer relies on a combination of clinical evaluation, laboratory testing, imaging, endoscopy, and pathologic confirmation. “The goal is to confirm the presence of the tumor, determine its extent, and define the histologic features that will guide treatment,” Óscar Rodríguez Faba, MD, a urologist and editor-in-chief of Actas Urológicas Españolas, the official scientific journal of the Spanish Association of Urology, told El Médico Interactivo, part of Medscape’s Professi
Neighborhood or IQ: What Matters More for Young Brains? (opens the original)
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According to a recent study that points to sleep and chronic stress as potential underlying mechanisms, a child’s neighborhood socioeconomic environment may play a greater role in brain organization than hundreds of other measured factors. Socioeconomic factors are increasingly recognized as important determinants of brain health, and environmental exposure throughout life is considered a modifiable risk factor for neurologic disease. Published in Science, this study found that neighborhood soci
CKM Syndrome Calls for Team-Based Care (opens the original)
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New guidelines have been published for cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic (CKM) syndrome, outlining the key aspects of its detection, classification, management, and prevention. The American Heart Association and the American College of Cardiology have developed joint guidelines on CKM, published in Circulation, which highlight its classification, the detection of risk factors, and guidelines for prevention and treatment. As Marta Cobo, cardiologist and president-elect of the Heart Failure Associat
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