Certification in Hematology and Oncology requires increasingly high levels of clinical knowledge. Currently, approximately 8% of first-time test takers fail board exams. Is it time for a new appoach?: hubs.la/Q03zJkt90

The growing body of research on the gut-skin axis and human microbiome has sparked increasing interest in microbiome-modulatory agents as potential treatments for acne vulgaris. Find out more on AMJ: hubs.la/Q03zLhPT0

Malaysia is tackling high salt and sugar intake on Sunway University campus by transforming menus in the canteen. If successful, this could become a model for healthier food environments in other universities and institutions. Find out more: hubs.la/Q03zZsrG0

Real-time telemedicine is transforming stroke care. A 5-year study found that Real-Time Telemedical Oversight can reduce door-to-CT time by over 10 minutes. Discover more about this advancement: hubs.la/Q03B6VM40

The importance of early oncofertility referral is vital in improving reproductive outcomes in patients undergoing immunotherapy. Find out why: hubs.la/Q03Bk7Gr0

New research shows that just a few minutes of slow-paced breathing can significantly reduce anxiety and boost brain activity. Even after seeing stressful images, trial participants stayed calmer and more regulated. Find out more: hubs.la/Q03Bkx9Y0

How is the environment shaping men’s health? Hear from renowned urologist and lifestyle medicine advocate Dr. Stacy Loeb, MD, NYU Langone Health, and Host of The Men’s Health Show in this podcast - where she unpacks how environmental factors are impacting health: hubs.la/Q03By2lg0

After surviving a transplant, many patients face a new challenge: painful skin ulcers tied to chronic Graft-Versus Host Disease. A new review shows they often appear years later and they can lead to serious complications like infection and even death: hubs.la/Q03Byxy70

Disparities in ovarian cancer care are costing lives. Uncover the urgent need for more inclusive research, specifically of the unique challenges faced by Pacific Islander communities, on AMJ. Discover more: hubs.la/Q03BJBgZ0

Treating ultra-processed food addiction in individuals with eating disorders can be complex. A new study highlights: - The tension between abstinence vs moderation - Mixed recovery outcomes across different patients and much more: hubs.la/Q03BJBbh0

A new study has found that blue light therapy can help women heal faster and with fewer complications after reconstructive breast surgery. Find out more: hubs.la/Q03BTRl30

Uncover more of Raed Dweik, MD, MBA, President, @ATScommunity's insights on the 'golden age of respiratory medicine' in his interview with AMJ: hubs.la/Q03C0b800

Most dermatologists don’t see 'topical steroid withdrawal' as a standalone diagnosis - but patients are hearing about it online. New survey data reveals a growing gap between medical consensus and social media narratives: hubs.la/Q03C08ng0

From solid tumors to autoimmune diseases, researchers are reimagining CAR therapy design and cell types - opening the door to a new era of treatments. Discover how: hubs.la/Q03C09tm0

New research shows spouses of colorectal cancer patients with an ostomy face major, and often overlooked, challenges to sexual and emotional well-being. Experts call for care models that support both partners, not just the patient: hubs.la/Q03C0csb0

Could taking patients off the breathing tube sooner after brain surgery be just as safe as waiting? Research suggests this may even help reduce ICU time, speed recovery and free up critical care resources. Find out more: hubs.la/Q03C09sC0

Long-term lung transplant survival is not linked to psychosocial health. But, a new study found a surprising correlation with socioeconomic deprivation. Find out what this means for patients and clinicians: hubs.la/Q03CzrBb0

Is the delayed rollout of long-acting injectable therapy in people with HIV causing avoidable deaths? Find out on AMJ: hubs.la/Q03C0fbb0

This Psoriasis Action Month, hear from Michael Gold, Gold Skin Care, who explores how to balance the medical and cosmetic concerns of patients: hubs.la/Q03CLJBj0

Are flavored e-cigarette bans driving more young people to cigarettes? Researchers warn tobacco control policies must prevent both, not trade one for the other. Find out more: hubs.la/Q03C0gwb0