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The approval of empagliflozin opens up a new avenue in CKD treatment. With its proven efficacy in reducing the risk of disease progression by 28%, it offers a promising alternative for healthcare professionals dealing with this prevalent condition.

The study’s findings underscore the importance of addressing the high cost of insulin. Despite new products and discounts entering the market, one in four patients still report cost as a barrier to accessing their necessary insulin.

This study provides compelling evidence that diabetes significantly alters the circadian rhythm of the transcriptomic profile in retinas. Such findings underscore the need for further research into this area, particularly given that diabetic retinopathy is a prevalent complication of diabetes.

The rise in Vibrio bacteria infections, linked to increasing ocean temperatures, is a stark reminder of why we need to pay attention to the changing landscape of infectious diseases. With as many as one in five people with this infection dying, sometimes within days, it’s clear that this is a public health issue that warrants our attention.

ART-conceived singleton infants had an elevated risk for major genitourinary abnormalities. This risk remained unchanged even when accounting for parental infertility.

Stay updated on the USPSTF’s stance on lipid disorder screening in asymptomatic youth—a topic that directly impacts our strategies for early detection and intervention.