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Endemic mycoses such as histoplasmosis and coccidioidomycosis pose unique challenges in diagnosis and management, highlighting the need for heightened awareness among healthcare providers, especially in light of recent nomenclature changes and advances in diagnostic testing.

Sorolla’s ‘¡Triste herencia!’ offers a unique window into the historical perceptions of disability and disease, illustrating the medical and societal challenges of late 19th-century Spain.

In light of the voluntary recall of Neptune’s Fix due to its dangerous ingredient, tianeptine, healthcare professionals should be vigilant in advising patients against the use of unregulated supplements and emphasize the importance of FDA-approved treatments.

Understanding the nuanced criteria for urine antigen testing in Legionella pneumonia—particularly in severe CAP or during outbreaks—can enhance patient outcomes and prevent unnecessary testing costs.

The recent trial conducted in Burkina Faso, involving over 32,000 infants, demonstrates that targeted azithromycin treatment at routine health visits does not significantly reduce infant mortality, challenging previous beliefs about its effectiveness in individual-level interventions.

Stella’s case, entwining severe addiction with critical health conditions, underscores the pressing need for a healthcare approach that transcends traditional biases and embraces comprehensive, compassionate care.