Latest Articles for Disease Management

New tools aim to improve the search for treatments of rare diseases.

Examining the risks and spread of antimicrobial resistance in Salmonella enterica serovar Gallinarum.

Research reveals genetic roots and cellular processes in dRTA.

Prostate cancer rates are rising in Taiwan, stressing the need for early detection.

A review of NTD care pathways reveals challenges and community involvement.

A robust surveillance system for managing disease outbreaks in Switzerland.

Research aims to match patients with the right therapies for inflammatory bowel diseases.

Examining how genetic factors influence neuron health in Parkinson’s disease.

Malawi faces critical health challenges with potential drops in funding and rising disease burdens.

A new model offers faster insights into how diseases spread and evolve.

Pacific oysters face challenges from viruses and bacteria affecting their populations.

A look into Lyme disease, symptoms, and the role of SLPI.

An analysis of dengue, chikungunya, and Zika outbreaks in Colombia.

Discover how sulforaphane and glycoconjugates may help manage inflammation effectively.

This analysis examines how behavior influences health outcomes during outbreaks.

Researchers are using machine learning to enhance dengue diagnosis in Puerto Rico.

Adopting personalized methods can improve TB treatment outcomes significantly.

A look into HCM, its effects, symptoms, and ongoing research.

High rates of advanced HIV disease in young adults call for urgent action.

A look into the fight against smallpox and future preparedness.

PEP-Net improves prediction of survival rates for Pulmonary Embolism patients.

Informal providers could transform TB management in India with proper support.

Discover how tiny genetic variations impact viruses and cancer cells.

SegHeD+ improves accuracy in identifying Multiple Sclerosis lesions.

Discover the connection between anemia and diabetes, and how to manage both.

Exploring integrated care to combat non-communicable diseases in Kenya.