This study looked at the effectiveness of a combination of bempedoic acid (Nexletol) and ezetimibe (Ezetrol) in lowering cholesterol. It found that this treatment combination significantly lowered cholesterol levels.

The study summarized the outcomes of bisphosphonates and RANKL-inhibitors as supportive treatment in men with prostate cancer (PC) and bone metastases (BM). The authors recommended that a balance between the efficacy and safety of such therapies must be considered for preventing skeletal events in such patients.

This study was carried out to examine the effectiveness of olaparib (Lynparza) for the treatment of metastatic breast cancer (MBC; cancer that has spread) with gene mutations (abnormalities). The authors found that this treatment was effective for patients with MBC with BRCA1/2 mutations.

This study investigated the impact of sleep disorders (SD) on the physical recovery of patients with stroke. Researchers suggested that SDs negatively affect the physical recovery of stroke survivors.

This study investigated the benefits and harms of Cerebrolysin in the treatment of stroke. Researchers suggested that Cerebrolysin has a limited effect on preventing death in stroke.

This study reviewed the effects of respiratory (breathing) muscle training (RMT) in the recovery of stroke survivors. Researchers suggested that RMT improved lung function and reduced the risk of lung complications in these patients.

This study investigated the effect of sleep quality and duration on stroke risk in Chinese patients. Researchers suggested that impaired sleep is associated with a risk of stroke in these patients.

This study examined the levels of vitamin D in patients with prostate cancer (PC) to see if they were linked to patients’ chances of survival. The results showed that patients with higher levels of active vitamin D had a greater chance of survival.

This study investigated the feasibility and adherence of a combined training treatment for stroke survivors. Researchers suggested that this treatment is safe and has significant adherence from patients.

This study reviewed the impact of physical training (PT) after stroke in death rate, dependence, and disability in stroke survivors. Researchers suggested that PT is associated with fewer deaths and lower disability rates in these patients.