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02/23/2026

Where is rheumatology headed in the next decade? 🏥

The landscape of rheumatology is shifting. In our latest Fast Five, Christine Peoples, Director of the Telerheumatology Program at UPMC, breaks down the mindset required to thrive in this new era.

From addressing under-recognized patient needs to the vital role of mentorship, Christine shares a
roadmap for the next 5–10 years of practice.

Key Takeaways:
The "unmet patient needs" that aren't being talked about enough.
Leadership strategies for the evolving clinician.
The one systemic change that would transform healthcare delivery.

🔗 https://hubs.la/Q044bXs00

Does timing matter in NSCLC treatment?Delivering first-line immunochemotherapy earlier in the day has been linked to lon...
02/22/2026

Does timing matter in NSCLC treatment?

Delivering first-line immunochemotherapy earlier in the day has been linked to longer progression-free and overall survival in advanced NSCLC, suggesting treatment timing may influence outcomes.

Learn more on the findings: https://hubs.la/Q043N-2m0

How has COVID-19 changed pediatric flu admissions?Pediatric flu hospitalisations have shifted after COVID-19, with alter...
02/21/2026

How has COVID-19 changed pediatric flu admissions?

Pediatric flu hospitalisations have shifted after COVID-19, with altered seasonality, a strong post-pandemic rebound, and shorter hospital stays - signalling new patterns clinicians may need to watch out for.

Learn more:https://hubs.la/Q043NT100

02/20/2026

Looking to protect your brain as you get older?

New neuroimaging research shows resistance training may slow brain aging by up to two years.

Learn more: https://hubs.la/Q043Zrx10

When snack packs send mixed messagesResearchers assessing packaged foods in Australian supermarkets found serving size l...
02/20/2026

When snack packs send mixed messages

Researchers assessing packaged foods in Australian supermarkets found serving size labels often don’t match visual imagery, making portion guidance unclear and potentially encouraging larger-than-intended servings.

Find out more: https://hubs.la/Q043NVgh0

Do polyphenols tame post-exercise inflammation?This study saw that although polyphenol-rich foods such as dark chocolate...
02/19/2026

Do polyphenols tame post-exercise inflammation?

This study saw that although polyphenol-rich foods such as dark chocolate eaten before intense exercise increased levels in the blood, they did not clearly reduce early inflammation or oxidative stress.

Explore more of the results:https://hubs.la/Q043NXlW0

The future of cartilage imaging: detecting damage early 🦴New imaging techniques are shifting the focus from seeing joint...
02/15/2026

The future of cartilage imaging: detecting damage early 🦴

New imaging techniques are shifting the focus from seeing joint damage to predicting it. Compositional MRI can now detect biochemical changes in the cartilage matrix before the surface even breaks down.

Learn more on the imaging technique: https://hubs.la/Q042_mZ30

Are GLP-1s linked to chronic cough?A 20-year multi-center study has identified a higher risk of chronic cough in patient...
02/14/2026

Are GLP-1s linked to chronic cough?

A 20-year multi-center study has identified a higher risk of chronic cough in patients prescribed diabetic drugs in the Type 2 diabetes population.

Find out more now: https://hubs.la/Q042_kvc0

02/13/2026

GLP-1 medications are everywhere right now.
However, new research suggests that they may increase the risk of developing a chronic cough.

Find out more: https://hubs.la/Q0430ftS0

02/13/2026

GLP-1 medications are everywhere right now.
However, new research suggests that they may increase the risk of developing a chronic cough.

Find out more: https://hubs.la/Q04305Q60

Could stroke etiology affect long-term outcomes? 🧠New matched-lesion analysis reveals that intracerebral hemorrhage resu...
02/13/2026

Could stroke etiology affect long-term outcomes? 🧠

New matched-lesion analysis reveals that intracerebral hemorrhage results in significantly worse disability than acute ischemic stroke, even when lesion size and location are identical.

Explore more on the study: https://hubs.la/Q042_kl70

02/13/2026

Find out more about diagnostic challenges in Lupus in the full interview with Susan Manzi, Medical Director, Lupus Foundation of America.
Read more: https://hubs.la/Q042QsSn0

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