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Introduction

UI is a prevalent chronic health condition worldwide, with particularly high incidence rates among middle-aged and postmenopausal women, affecting approximately 44% to 57% of this population.¹ Beyond its physical implications—such…

Key Points

1. Persistent viral infections, especially enteroviruses, may trigger and sustain autoimmune attacks on pancreatic β-cells through mechanisms such as molecular mimicry, epitope spreading, and chronic inflammation.
2. Early detection…

BACKGROUND AND AIMS

Cutaneous leiomyosarcoma is a rare smooth muscle neoplasm that can be classified as dermal or subcutaneous depending on the depth of origin. Dermal leiomyosarcoma (dLMS) is generally considered an intermediate-risk neoplasm…

BACKGROUND AND AIMS

Contact eczema is an inflammatory dermatosis caused by cutaneous exposure to allergens or irritants.¹ In recent years, unregulated natural products, particularly plants, have emerged as important sources of sensitisation….

Introduction

In the early 1900s, cell-free filtrates were used to spread some types of animal cancers, establishing the possibility of an infectious etiology of carcinogenesis. Multiple studies have shown that retroviruses are responsible for…

Ageing is often noticed through small changes, such as hair turning grey, drier skin, or movements that become slower. But some of the most important ageing-related changes take place inside the body, quietly and without warning. One of these is…