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August authors Jeff Romine, PhD, and Kofi Essel, MD, MPH, found grocery assistance linked to fewer diabetes complications and better medication adherence.

Whether these findings will translate into a change in treatment guidelines remains to be seen.

Long-acting injectables help patients overcome stigma and adherence barriers in HIV care, explained Matthew H. Herrmann, MD, AAHIVS.

A cohort study found lower breast cancer screening odds in the most redlined census tracts, independent of present-day social vulnerability.

A researcher explains why cardiac diagnoses, not all-cause mortality, are the most reliable finding in her vaccine-safety study.

A randomized crossover trial found dose-dependent driving impairment from THC edibles at blood concentrations below common per se limits.

An infectious disease specialist discusses HIV prevention barriers facing Black women and how long-acting options and education can close gaps.

Ropeginterferon alfa-2b-njft is expected to be available immediately.

Irritants, cleaning products, and mites tracked with SHE in 56,978 Dutch adults, although the exposure tool was built for occupational asthma.