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New research reveals elevated levels of toxic heavy metals in marijuana users, highlighting the need for physicians to consider this when treating patients with conditions that may be impacted by heavy metal exposure.

Clinical risk scores, as highlighted in a recent study, may provide a valuable tool for physicians in optimizing antibiotic treatment strategies for adult outpatients with cUTIs.

Uncover the potential link between the widely used antibiotic cefepime and neurotoxicity in patients, particularly those with renal impairment, and understand how timely monitoring and management of cefepime levels could prove to be a vital aspect of patient care.

Innovations in mRCC management are accelerating, and significant shifts have already begun with the ODYSSEY RCC study and the first-ever comprehensive ASCO guidelines for metastatic clear-cell RCC – read on to stay ahead of the curve.