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Worldwide mortality from sepsis decreased by approximately 50% between 1990 and 2017, yet the condition remains the most expensive cause of hospitalization in the United States.

Healthcare facilities across multiple California counties face varying mask requirements, highlighting the continued regional approach to respiratory virus prevention in medical settings.

Infections account for over 50% of nonrelapse deaths in CAR T-cell therapy patients, outweighing therapy-specific toxicities like ICANS and CRS.

Recent research suggests that transperineal prostate biopsies can be safely performed without antibiotics, potentially offering an alternative to traditional transrectal biopsies for cancer detection and monitoring.

This case of herpes gladiatorum in a young wrestler stresses the importance of recognizing and managing skin infections in athletes, particularly those engaged in contact sports, with a focus on practical diagnostic and treatment strategies.

The lace underwear ban in certain countries underscores the significance of fabric choice in preventing vulvar infections and rashes. Experts recommend natural fibers to ensure better moisture control and airflow.