Zaina Hamza
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FDA OKs Risankizumab for Crohn's Disease
Approval marks the third indication for the IL-23 inhibitor in adults → Read More
Biologics for Crohn's Go Head to Head
Ustekinumab, adalimumab both effective in SEAVUE trial, with no difference in remissions → Read More
Antibiotics Heighten Risk for IBD in Seniors
Registry-based study finds association with antibiotics that target gastrointestinal pathogens → Read More
Empirical Evidence Points to Benefit of Earlier Colon Cancer Screening
Findings from Nurses' Health Study II lend support to latest recommendations → Read More
First Drug Approved for Wilson's Disease in Decades
Oral trientine tetrahydrochloride gains indication for adults who are tolerant to penicillamine → Read More
Study Debunks COVID Vaccine Side Effect?
Danish study finds no association between mRNA vaccines and appendicitis → Read More
CDC Issues Advisory on Mystery Hepatitis Cases in Kids
Agency eyes adenovirus infection as possible cause behind recently reported cases → Read More
Appendicitis: Which Factors Predict Who Goes Under the Knife?
Clinical risk factors were not as important, study finds → Read More
Did HIV Status Affect Transplant Patients' Long-Term Outcomes?
Study argues liver, kidney transplantation is a viable option for patients with HIV → Read More
How High Is Breakthrough Infection Risk for People With Arthritis, HIV?
Real-world dataset supports need for extra doses in immunocompromised groups → Read More
Year in Review: Crohn's Disease
First interchangeable biosimilar approved, biologics go head-to-head → Read More
Can Lighter-Weight Mesh Cut Pain in Open Ventral Hernia Repair?
Head-to-head trial pits medium-weight polypropylene meshes against heavy-weight mesh → Read More
More Evidence Supports CRC Screening at Younger Ages
Historical data among adults ages 45 to 50 show ominous trends → Read More
Certain Groups Left Behind in HIV Preventive Care
Gaps in PrEP use more likely among minority groups, young people, and those with SUD → Read More
Study: Exposure Therapy for Irritable Bowel Syndrome Saves Money
Adding exposure to internet-based cognitive behavioral therapy could cut costs in the long run → Read More