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Apitegromab Improved Motor Function in Type 2/3 Spinal Muscular Atrophy | Docwire News
Apitegromab improves motor function in SMA patients aged 2–21, per phase-3 SAPPHIRE trial results.
Cutaneous Melanoma: Sun Protection Behaviors and UV Exposure in Canada | Docwire News
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Losmapimod Did Not Benefit Patients with Facioscapulohumeral Muscular Dystrophy | Docwire News
Losmapimod failed to show clinical benefit over placebo in FSHD patients in the phase 3 REACH trial, ending its development.
Gene Therapy Breakthrough: One-Time Intrathecal Treatment Significantly Boosts Motor Function | Docwire News
Intrathecal gene therapy OA significantly improved motor function in older SMA patients in phase-3 STEER trial.
NIH: Topical Steroid Withdrawal Identified as Separate Condition From Eczema | Docwire News
Individuals with TSW had elevated levels of a form of vitamin B3, causing inflammation separate from eczema symptoms.
Annual US Measles Cases Top 1,000, Worst Year Since Elimination | Docwire News
There have been 12 outbreaks in 2025 so far, defined as three or more related cases.
Severe Obesity Rates Surge in U.S. and Driven by Rise in BMI | Docwire News
Researchers report a sharp increase in extreme forms of obesity in the U.S.