Active Support Increases Injury Prevention Program Use in Female Athletes
In-person workshops for coaches tripled the use of injury prevention protocols, though direct impact on ACL and concussion rates remains unclear.
US Vitiligo Patients Experience Brief Treatment Durations and High Untreated Rates
A retrospective cohort study of 24,949 patients reveals significant gaps in long-term management and frequent use of short-term therapies.
Abrocitinib Shows Faster Itch Relief Than Dupilumab in Atopic Dermatitis
A post hoc analysis of JADE trials finds oral JAK1 inhibition reaches an itch-free state sooner, correlating with better sleep and quality of life.
Fetal MRI Scoring System Quantifies Severity in Trisomy 13, 18, and CHARGE
A new morphological score and network analysis map phenotypic heterogeneity to assist in prenatal counseling and management planning.
Triplet Immunotherapy Shows Durable Response in Relapsed Hodgkin Lymphoma
Adding ipilimumab to nivolumab and brentuximab vedotin may improve long-term disease control for patients deferring stem cell transplant.
Biological Maturation Predicts Sex-Specific Injury Risk in Junior Tennis Athletes
Boys face the highest injury burden during their peak growth spurt, while girls are most vulnerable 18 months after reaching maturation.
Prenatal Distress Linked to Altered Cortical Folding and Child Behavior
Second-trimester maternal anxiety correlates with reduced gyrification and increased social withdrawal in children at age eight.
Distributed HABIT-ILE Dosing Matches Massed Therapy for Bilateral Cerebral Palsy
Spreading 90 hours of intensive bimanual and lower extremity therapy over 15 weeks yields functional gains equivalent to 3-week programs.
Antipsychotics and Antiemetics Drive Pediatric Drug-Induced Dystonia
A study of 79 children finds most reactions occur within 72 hours of exposure and respond rapidly to parenteral biperiden.
Early Probiotics Reduce Mortality in Extremely Preterm Infants
A Norwegian registry study of 1,596 neonates finds early probiotic use lowers death risk and may reduce surgical necrotizing enterocolitis.
Mim8 Prophylaxis Reduces Bleeding in Hemophilia A with or without Inhibitors
Phase 3 data show weekly or monthly subcutaneous Mim8 significantly lowers bleeding rates compared to on-demand and prior factor therapy.
Clinical Models Improve Pediatric Referral Accuracy in Southeast Asia
New triage tools utilizing pulse oximetry and sTREM1 show higher sensitivity for severe febrile illness than current WHO standards.