Anemia prevalence was high in adult patients with HIV infection on HAART, with female sex, older age, and nonsuppressed viral load status identified as significant predictors.

Long COVID development may be influenced by severity of the initial COVID-19 illness and preexisting respiratory conditions, including COPD and OSA.

The impact of Hurricane Helene has led to a temporary supply disruption at the Baxter facility in Marion, North Carolina.

A switch to PI-based ART may reverse or mitigate INSTI-related weight gain in patients with HIV, with a trend toward weight loss more evidence over time.

The use of high-dose vitamin B12 in patients with septic shock may not be associated with a mortality benefit.

Lack of knowledge of antibiotic risks contributes to primary care patients' expectations of antibiotics for common symptoms.

New study findings presented at CHEST 2024 demonstrate a potential link between COVID-19 and insomnia, but not obstructive sleep apnea.

RSV vaccination was associated with decreased risks for infection and hospitalization, although the decrease was not statistically significant.

Based on data from Southern Hemisphere countries, a low proportion of patients with influenza-associated SARI were vaccinated against influenza.

Parents found ChatGPT more trustworthy, accurate, and reliable than human-developed information for over-the-counter medications.

The risk for HCV reinfection among patients who reported injection drug use was increased in the initial period after curative treatment but decreased over time.

A 1-dose human papillomavirus vaccination program is projected to prevent a similar number of cervical cancers as a 2-dose program.