Serkan Gönültaş, Numan Baydilli, Mehmet Solakhan, et al.
Gönültaş et al. report that hematospermia is predominantly caused by benign, self-limiting conditions, emphasizing the importance of targeted imaging only in high-risk patients to avoid unnecessary interventions.
Wei Zhao, Yongli Liu, Chenyang Hu, et al.
Zhao et al. demonstrate that the red blood cell distribution width-albumin ratio (RAR) has a significant relationship with one-year mortality in COPD patients, underlining its potential as a simple and accessible prognostic tool.
Yichuan Liu, Zongquan Wen, Nanrui Zeng
Weekend catch-up sleep (≥1 hour) may worsen the link with hepatic steatosis and atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease risk, according to Liu et al., suggesting that it may play a moderating role in cardiovascular preventative measures.
Wenzheng Han, Jinrong Lv, Mintuo Wang, et al.
This original article by Han et al. discusses how exo-CD155 is associated with the development of HCC and immune suppression, offering a potential early diagnostic marker and therapeutic target beyond conventional surface checkpoints.
Kamer Kalip, Melik Toptaş, Gönül Çulha, et al.
The importance of early detection using syndromic surveillance and the necessity for focused prevention in susceptible populations are underscored by the fact that Türkiye had its biggest Parvovirus B19 outbreak in early 2024, according to Kalip et al.
