CONCLUSIONS: Triage Plus demonstrated clinical validity in veteran patients with hematuria, with improved sensitivity and specificity compared with earlier assays.

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Syphilis, an ancient malady, remains clinically relevant. Recent increases in syphilis cases, especially congenital syphilis, should increase the clinician's index of suspicion when presented with one of the protean clinical syndromes associated with syphilis. Diagnosis and monitoring of response to treatment remain reliant on testing modalities with varying degrees of sensitivity and specificity, requiring clinical discernment. Penicillin remains the recommended treatment in most syphilis...

CONCLUSION: This pharmacovigilance analysis suggests a signal of pregnancy-related adverse events with imatinib, while evidence for other TKIs remains limited. Given the paucity of data, results should be interpreted with caution. Larger studies are needed to confirm these findings.

OBJECTIVES: Roughly 70% agricultural nursery workers report musculoskeletal dysfunction and fall-related injuries. Exercise has been shown to improve musculoskeletal health and fall risk, but the literature on the benefits of exercise in nursery workers is rare. This mixed-methods feasibility study aimed to elucidate the benefits of an employee-sponsored exercise class for nursery workers.