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Published Date: 24 Jul 2026

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Many patients ask whether changing what they eat can help their psoriasis. Dr Joel Gelfand reviews the MEDIPSO trial and explains when a Mediterranean diet may meaningfully improve disease severity.

Geographic barriers delay diagnoses, worsen outcomes, and increase morbidity from inflammatory skin disease and mortality from skin cancer, and patients often travel hours for specialty care.

Frailty is associated with complications and mortality within a year after stress urinary incontinence surgery in older men.

Drs Kaniksha Desai and Angela Leung discuss the new guidelines for thyroid disease in preconception, pregnancy, and postpartum.

Vaccine hesitancy and misinformation get the blame for declining patient trust, but Dr Kenny Lin argues a major factor is being overlooked: disappearing continuity of care.

More than 50 million Americans live in counties without a radiation oncology practice site as rural and community-based centers disappear at higher rates.

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