Following childbirth, some women with chronic infection experienced a recovery of HCV-specific CD4+ T cells and a reduction in viral replication.
Study suggests a low-risk subpopulation does not develop worsening heart conditions after initial test.
A study from the Pediatric Urology Midwest Alliance (PUMA) suggests the condition requires lifelong management for most children with bladder exstrophy.
Growing evidence shows the procedures reduce weight and comorbidities immediately and lower risk for associated diseases in adolescence and adulthood
To find the answer, researchers suggest data systems to track long-term care and outcomes are needed.
The model, which requires fewer resources and less time to develop, outperformed traditional risk-prediction models in prospective hospitalization prediction
Practitioners suggest involving a palliative care team early after diagnosis
