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Insights Into ILD Continue to Grow With Genetic Discoveries (opens the original)
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The recognition and understanding of inherited forms of interstitial lung disease (ILD), including familial pulmonary fibrosis, have grown considerably in recent years, experts said. Genetic predisposition in individuals and their families suggests familial ILD is a distinct entity, separate from idiopathic disease and other cases associated with occupational and environmental exposures, connective tissue disease, and other known causes. Genetics may not only illuminate predisposition and verify
AAD Issues Guidelines on Treatment-Refractory Adult Eczema (opens the original)
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When treatment is not working for adults with atopic dermatitis (AD), first-time guidelines from the American Academy of Dermatology (AAD) suggest considering other factors in the differential diagnosis, such as comorbid conditions with overlapping skin symptoms, issues with treatment availability, and patient tolerability to therapy. Increasing awareness of how these factors can contribute to treatment-refractory AD and highlighting ways to diagnose these patients are the primary aims of the “G
How Biologics Have Changed Atopic Dermatitis Treatment (opens the original)
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For those who treat atopic dermatitis (AD), the introduction of biologics over the past 9 years has had a major impact on how the disease is treated and on the lives of patients, following the era of traditional systemic treatments. In this third installment of a series on biologics in dermatology, Medscape Dermatology asked four experts to share their experience and perspective on biologics to manage AD, including how these agents offer more than just another treatment option and boost patient
Does Mental Health Drive Fatigue Years After BC Treatment? (opens the original)
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A new multicenter study shows women who receive treatment for breast cancer can face long-term, intractable fatigue years after improvement or resolution of chemotherapy-related cardiac dysfunction or anemia. Depression, and to a lesser extent, stress, emerged as independent factors linked to fatigue and mediating it at 2 years post-treatment. By the end of the study, a third of women with breast cancer were “much more fatigued relative to where they were before cancer treatment,” senior study a
Two Global Reports Point to a Widening Cancer Survival Gap (opens the original)
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Where a person with cancer lives increasingly dictates their survival more than the biology of their disease, and the disparities between high- and low-/middle-income countries are widening, even with the existence of tools to mitigate them. These were among the conclusions of two new global reports on cancer incidence; mortality; and disparities by geography, income levels, and modifiable risk factors among men vs women. One of these reports, the World Health Organization (WHO)’s Global status
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