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Ahead of Synapse Summit 2025, a new impact report reveals the organization’s boost to Tampa Bay’s economy. As Tampa Bay gears up for Synapse Summit 2025 on March 25, a new impact report from ...

Abstract 920: Mepolizumab is efficacious in patients with chronic rhinosinusitis with nasal polyps (CRSWNP) with one or multiple prior nasal polyps (NP) surgeries: SYNAPSE outcomes. Presented at ...

These were some of the questions that were addressed during the annual Synapse Conclave in the capital last month, where over 40 speakers, including Nobel laureates, Pulitzer Prize-winning ...

EVERYTHING IS POINTING DOWN. JOINING US RIGHT NOW IS DOCTOR KRISTIN MOFFITT, AN INFECTIOUS DISEASE SPECIALIST AT BOSTON CHILDREN’S. DOCTOR, IT’S ALWAYS GREAT TO SEE YOU. THANKS FOR YOUR TIME.

SAN FRANCISCO — Ensitrelvir reduced transmission of SARS-CoV-2 by 67% when given to uninfected household contacts of a person with COVID-19 within 3 days of that person developing symptoms ...

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Ebola, plague and bird flu have been added to a watchlist of 24 infectious diseases that could pose a future threat to public health, experts have said. Some viruses on the list have the potential ...

"We did not see a similar combined effect of age at menopause and synapse functioning for the other Alzheimer's disease pathology we looked at, which was beta amyloid," said Madeline Wood ...

High vaccine coverage is needed to prevent outbreaks because the virus is so infectious: around nine in 10 unvaccinated people will catch it if exposed. It is the most infectious disease known to man.

We know there are so many questions parents have about the virus. So we took them to Dr. Aaron Milstone, a pediatric infectious diseases specialist at the Johns Hopkins Children's Center in Baltimore.