Understanding HWWS: A Rare Condition in Adolescents
HWWS affects 0.1%–3.8% of patients with Müllerian anomalies and is usually diagnosed soon after menarche when obstructive symptoms appear.
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Ojos Secos A Menudo Diagnosticados Tarde Con Consecuencias Duraderas
El Dr. Piotr Wozniak explica el impacto de esta afección y las opciones disponibles para un tratamiento eficaz.
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Workflow Optimisation Improves Timely Delivery of Systemic Anti-Cancer Therapy (SACT) in a UK Cancer Centre
We spoke with the corresponding study author, Dr Shahid Gilani, a specialist doctor in clinical oncology at the University Hospital of North Midlands.
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Primer estudio en una década muestra disminución de HHV-8 en la población con VIH de Estambul
Hablamos con la autora correspondiente, cuya investigación bibliométrica reveló las lagunas de larga data en la literatura.
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Una afección inflamatoria inusual disfrazada de cáncer de ovario
Un informe de caso poco frecuente describe cómo la peritonitis xantogranulomatosa en una paciente de 22 años imitó el cáncer de ovario, destacando los desafíos diagnósticos.
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Rare Case: Colorectal Cancer Spreads to the Urethra
A rare case of colorectal cancer metastasis to the urethra highlights the importance of investigating new urinary symptoms in cancer patients.
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Conociendo al donante por primera vez: emociones, motivaciones y apoyo profesional
Explorar las experiencias personales de las personas concebidas con donante al conocer por primera vez a su donante de esperma, y cómo el apoyo profesional influye en estos encuentros emocionales y significativos
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Unusual Inflammatory Condition Disguised as Ovarian Cancer
A rare case report describes how xanthogranulomatous peritonitis in a 22-year-old patient mimicked ovarian cancer, highlighting diagnostic challenges.
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First in a Decade Study Shows HHV-8 Drop in Istanbul’s HIV Population
We spoke with the corresponding author, whose bibliometric research revealed the long-standing gaps in the literature
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Lung Cancer Patients Struggle with Information: 40% Affected
We spoke with Debra Montague, President of Lung Cancer Europe (LuCE), about gaps in information and understanding among lung cancer patients.
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Zinc Levels in Healthy Japanese Children Under 10: What the Study Found
A recent study measured blood zinc levels in 187 healthy Japanese children under 10. Many children had lower-than-recommended levels, highlighting the importance of adequate zinc intake in early childhood.
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Japanese Research Links Ozempic, Food, Emotions, and Diabetes
We asked the senior study author how food preferences, like chocolate or peanut butter, could guide future research on emotional overeating in diabetes.
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AI Chatbots and Suicide Support Experts Urge Caution
A study finds AI chatbots can give inconsistent responses to suicide-related questions, and the author explains what he would change immediately if he could.
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Comprender el síndrome del intestino irritable en las mujeres: cómo el estrógeno amplifica el dolor intestinal
Hablamos con Archana Venkataraman, coautora principal del estudio “A Cellular Basis for Heightened Gut Sensitivity in Females.”
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Cambridge Researchers Map Gene Activity in Mammary Glands
New research maps gene activity in mammary glands, with the first author sharing insights on breastfeeding and maternal health, looking ahead 5–10 years.
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