This study investigates how socioeconomic and racial disparities impact access to immunotherapy for triple-negative breast cancer in the U.S., showing equitable access can improve outcomes for marginalized groups.
This study investigates the unique psychosocial and support challenges faced by Black/African American and Hispanic/Latine women with early onset cancers, highlighting the need for culturally tailored interventions to improve care and support.
This position statement investigates EMS care for sexual assault survivors, emphasizing trauma-informed approaches, interdisciplinary collaboration, and specialized protocols to enhance patient-centered management and improve forensic and medical outcomes.
This study investigates the long-term safety and efficacy of polyurethane-cuffed endotracheal tubes with subglottic suction in emergency intubation, showing no reduction in ventilator-associated pnemonia or improvement in patient outcomes, suggesting potential laryngeal injury risks.
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