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Mitigating Maternal Risks of Monkeypox Infection and Exposure

The monkeypox epidemic shares many qualities of past epidemics. Learning from the negative outcomes that public health communication faced in the past can make sure this epidemic doesn’t end up as badly as it could. Human infections with monkeypox can carry a high risk of congenital infection, loss of pregnancy, and maternal morbidity and mortality....

Future Perspectives on Monkeypox and What's Needed in the Present

The rapid spread of the monkeypox virus has led to a lot of fear and confusion across the world. A thorough understanding of the pathobiology of monkeypox can lead to better public health recommendations in the future. Although monkeypox has been observed in the past in Africa, the current spread in the United States and...

Ensuring the Monkeypox Epidemic Doesn't Follow Common Epidemic Pitfalls

The monkeypox epidemic shares many qualities of past epidemics. Learning from the negative outcomes that public health communication faced in the past can make sure this epidemic doesn’t end up as badly as it could. The current spread of monkeypox bears resemblance to past infectious disease epidemics, albeit with its own unique characteristics. An accurate...

New Perspectives on Monkeypox Treatment and Prevention

Monkeypox treatment and prevention guidelines have been evolving, but there are a number of prophylactic and post-infection options available to those dealing with the disease. The current emergence of the monkeypox virus has resulted in newfound confusion among the public about this condition. The spread of monkeypox is usually limited to prolonged direct contact, respiratory...

Understanding Monkeypox: Transmission, Symptoms, and Treatment

The ongoing spread of Monkeypox has led to high levels of concern in many countries. A full analysis of the spread and symptoms of monkeypox is essential for thoroughly dealing with this new epidemic. As fear of the COVID-19 pandemic begins to subside, many countries are beginning to deal with a fear of the epidemic...

What You Should Know About Monkeypox

Monkeypox is a rare viral disease related to smallpox. The spread of monkeypox has raised health concerns across the globe and called for immediate steps to curb infections. Staying up to date on the disease is crucial for the healthcare community and patients who could be affected. One report written by Emily Landon, MD, and...

Methylated DNA Markers for Early Detection of Lymphoma

Lymphoma is one of the most common and deadly cancers, ranking in the top 10 causes of cancer deaths. Despite its prevalence and severity, no blood test approaches to lymphoma screening have been implemented at the population level, and there are limited accurate surveillance markers. Methylated DNA markers (MDMs) have proven to be informative in...

Underrepresentation of Minorities in Lymphoma Trials

Staff Writer: Deileta Kamhunga It’s well established that there are serious inequities in cancer care and outcomes in the U.S. and around the globe. But are pivotal clinical trials including populations representative of all patients, particularly those who experience these inequities? Researchers set out to determine if clinical trials for lymphomas reflect the populations affected...

B-ALL Survival Affected by Socioeconomic Status

Staff Writer: Deileta Kamhunga The survival rates of B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia (B-ALL) have been dramatically improved through relatively new therapies. One such therapy is CD19-directed chimeric antigen receptor T-cell (CART) therapy, which has improved survival rates, particularly in children with relapsed or refractory B-ALL. However, other external factors may also have a significant impact...
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