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Semaglutide Curbs MASLD Severity in People Living With HIV

Semaglutide improved MASLD in this population, and weight loss associated with its use resulted in no significant changes in physical function, according to two presentations at CROI.

United statesJudith currierClinical trials groupUniversity of california los angelesTrials groupOpportunistic infectionsPeople withMuscle structureColorado anschutz medical campusAfrican americanCalifornia losHiv infectionHiv diseaseIpid managementLiver diseaseHepatic impairment

Home- and Office-Based Phototherapy for Psoriasis Compared

The multicenter LITE trial included 783 patients at 42 sites in the United States.

United statesUniversity of pennsylvaniaAndrew blauveltJoelm gelfandOregon medical research centerPsoriasis foundationImprovement in health equityPhototherapy treatment center at pennHenry ford health in detroitAmerican academy of dermatologyGlobal assessmentDermatology life quality indexAmerican academyLight treatment effectivenessNational psoriasis foundationHenry ford health

Transgender Males Ovulate Despite Amenorrhoea

The study finds that one third continue to ovulate, making contraception vital.

Noord hollandNorah van melloAmsterdam university medical centerEuropean research councilNovo nordisk foundationCell reportsNovo nordiskTestosterone therapyBirth controlOntraceptive managementAnagement of contraceptionSocial determinants of healthSocial determinants of health sdoh

New Zealand to Shut Indigenous Health Authority Amid Maori Protests

New Zealand's Maori Health Authority will be shutdown by June 20, the health minister said on Tuesday, as the centre-right government winds back indigenous policies of.

New zealand generalNew zealandNew zealandersJacqui haremaChristopher luxonLucy craymerMichael perryZealand maori health authorityHealth shane retiMaori health authorityMinister christopher luxonWaitangi tribunalSocial determinants of healthSocial determinants of health sdohCovid 19 vaccineCoronavirus vaccine

Intraoperative Anemia Tied to Higher CABG Mortality in Women

The increased mortality risk associated with female sex was mediated to a large extent by interoperative anemia, a new study suggested.

United statesUniversity of massachusettsNew yorkRoyal oakDanielt engelmanThomas schwannLamia harikWorld health organizationUniversity of massachusetts chan school medicineJournal of the american college cardiologyOakwood beaumont university hospitalThoracic surgeons adult cardiac surgery databaseMassachusetts chan schoolWeill cornell medicineNew york cityAmerican college

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