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Health care workers face significant financial hardships, including food insecurity and housing instability, impacting retention and patient care quality.

COVID-19–related work absences remain elevated post pandemic, especially in high-exposure jobs, highlighting lasting labor market impacts.

Meta-analyses presented at the CHEST 2025 Annual Meeting find that combinations that include amivantamab and nivolumab improved overall and progression-free survival in non–small cell lung cancer (NSCLC).

The efficacy of GLP-1 inhibitors in weight loss has introduced them as a means of also addressing obstructive sleep apnea in sleep medicine.

Experts also explained how hormone therapy can benefit women managing chronic conditions such as diabetes and hypertension on top of their menopause.

A session held during the CHEST 2025 Annual Meeting focused on the North American guidelines for treating bronchiectasis.

IO Biotech's immune-modulatory cancer vaccine combination shows promise in advanced melanoma, despite missing statistical significance for PFS.

Physician burnout rates have decreased since the pandemic, but the likelihood of Medicare exits threatens access to underserved populations.

A study reveals disparities by sex, socioeconomic status, and location for colorectal cancer screenings.

Telehealth medication abortion service requests double after the Supreme Court's Dobbs ruling, as patients seek accessible and cost-beneficial care.