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Real-Life Walking Speed Can Track MS Progression (opens the original)
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Among patients with primary progressive multiple sclerosis (MS), real-life walking speed (RWS) measured with wearable accelerometers identified disability progression earlier and more frequently than conventional clinical tests. "RWS measured through precise accelerometry represents a promising, sensitive biomarker of disease progression in PPMS [primary progressive MS]. Its direct impact on daily living and autonomy, together with advances in wearable technologies, offers added value for indivi
HPV Vaccination Not Tied to Early Pregnancy Complications (opens the original)
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A long follow-up study showed that, among women, human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination during early adolescence or as cross-vaccination during late adolescence was not associated with an increased risk for miscarriages or other adverse early pregnancy outcomes. "[The study] findings provide further reassurance on the reproductive safety of HPV vaccination, both when administered in early adolescence and as cross-vaccination in late adolescence," the authors wrote. "Continued surveillance and fu
Fatigue, Brain Fog Persist in Women With Prolactinoma (opens the original)
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Fatigue and cognitive complaints were the most prevalent symptoms in women with a prolactinoma. Although those with controlled disease reported better health-related quality of life and lower disease burden, psychological and cognitive symptoms persisted despite biochemical control. "This large multicenter study sheds light on symptomology, disease burden and HR-QoL [health-related quality of life] in females with a prolactinoma among whom the majority had previously been treated or were current
Does Prior Biologic Affect Anti-TNF Durability in IBD? (opens the original)
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Anti-TNF therapy when used as a second-line therapy after biologics with different mechanisms of action was associated with a higher risk for treatment discontinuation in patients with ulcerative colitis (UC), but not in those with Crohn's disease (CD). "[The] study provides the first real-world evidence on the use of anti-TNF therapy after failure of a biologic agent with a different MOA [mechanism of action] in IBD," the authors wrote. "[The] results suggest that not only the number of previou
Migraine Tied to Earlier Stroke, Better Recovery (opens the original)
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Among young adults with acute ischaemic stroke or transient ischaemic attack (TIA), a history of migraine — particularly migraine with aura — was associated with an earlier onset of stroke and a higher prevalence of a patent foramen ovale (PFO); however, migraine without aura independently predicted favourable functional outcomes at discharge. "Our results highlight the clinical relevance of migraine in young patients with ischaemic stroke, particularly regarding stroke characteristics, associat
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